Federal Bar Association

The Federal Bar Association is an income tax exempt (501-C6) organization, founded in 1920. The purpose of the FBA is:^[1]

To serve as the national representative of the Federal legal profession;
To promote the sound administration of justice;
To enhance the professional growth and development of members of the Federal legal profession;
To promote high standards of professional competence and ethical conduct in the Federal legal profession;
To promote the welfare of attorneys and judges employed by the Government of the United States;
To provide meaningful service for the welfare and benefit of the members of the Association;
To provide quality education programs to the Federal legal profession and the public;
To keep members informed of developments in their respective fields of interest;
To keep members informed of the Association's affairs, to encourage their involvement in its activities, and to provide members opportunities to assume leadership roles;
To promote professional and social interaction among members of the Federal legal profession

The Federal Bar Association is an income tax exempt (501-C6) organization, founded in 1920. The purpose of the FBA is:^[1]

To serve as the national representative of the Federal legal profession;
To promote the sound administration of justice;
To enhance the professional growth and development of members of the Federal legal profession;
To promote high standards of professional competence and ethical conduct in the Federal legal profession;
To promote the welfare of attorneys and judges employed by the Government of the United States;
To provide meaningful service for the welfare and benefit of the members of the Association;
To provide quality education programs to the Federal legal profession and the public;
To keep members informed of developments in their respective fields of interest;
To keep members informed of the Association's affairs, to encourage their involvement in its activities, and to provide members opportunities to assume leadership roles;
To promote professional and social interaction among members of the Federal legal profession

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