Membership Eligibility

Any person licensed to practice law by the Supreme Court of Washington who is a member in good standing of, or voluntarily inactive with, the Washington State Bar Association, who resides in Clallam County or maintains an office therein, and who is current in Clallam County Bar Association dues shall be eligible for membership.

Dues

Regular membership dues are $100 per year, due at the beginning of each year. For attorneys that have been admitted to practice for three years or less, nonprofit organization employees, or government employees, dues are $70 per year.

Join the CCBA listserv (Google Group)
The CCBA listserv is open to all Clallam County legal practitioners, regardless of membership status. To join, simply submit a request to be added here or email us at [email protected]. 

CCBA membership is not required to join the list. Membership specific emails will typically be sent out through the listserv, however some emails  (such as bar poll invitations) will not, so if you are a member make sure we have your preferred email for bar polls and association specific communications. 

Membership Benefits

Benefits of being a Clallam County Bar Association Member include the following:
1) Serve on the board of trustees.
2) Voting in the annual meeting, nominate/vote on trustee positions, and vote on important bar association decisions. 
3) Participating in election forums and voting on bar polls.
4) Serving on bar association committees.
5) Working with other members to build a better legal community in Clallam County.
5) Help fund the scholarships we award to local high school graduates each year.

The information on this site is not legal advice. Unless expressly stated, the views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily represent the policies of the Clallam County Bar Association. The law is constantly changing and Clallam County Bar Association makes no warranty or guarantee concerning the accuracy or reliability of the content of this site or the other sites linked herein. The Clallam County Bar Association does not make referrals to attorneys or legal organizations and any links provided are not intended to be referrals or endorsements of the linked entities.