Louisiana State Bar Association

Louisiana State Bar Association
Type	Legal Society
Headquarters	New Orleans, LA
Location	United States
Website	http://www.lsba.org/

The Louisiana State Bar Association (LSBA) is the integrated (mandatory) bar association of the U.S. state of Louisiana. The current President of the Louisiana State Bar Association is Darrel J. Papillion^[1] of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

History

Several organizations are forerunners to the Louisiana State Bar Association:

The Association of the Bar of New Orleans, founded 1847
The New Orleans Law Association, founded 1855
The Louisiana Bar Association, founded 1899.^[2]

In 1929, the Louisiana State Bar Association was founded as a voluntary organization; its first president was Cecil C. Byrd. In March 1941 LSBA was converted to a mandatory bar under the rule-making power of the Supreme Court of Louisiana. In 1957 the Articles of Incorporation were amended to create the House of Delegates as LSBA's policy-making body. In 1990, LSBA Disciplinary Board and the Office of Disciplinary Counsel were created to be responsible for attorney discipline.

Structure

Under the LSBA bylaws, there are annual elections for President and other officers, Board of Governors and House of Delegates.^[3]

LSBA publishes the bimonthly Louisiana Bar Journal, magazine containing substantive law articles and Bar Briefs, featuring Association news.^[4]

References

↑ https://www.lsba.org/BarGovernance/BoardMember.aspx?BOG=182
↑ Louisiana State Bar Association Overview, Martindale Hubbell, retrieved 2012-09-04
↑ Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws of the Louisiana State Bar Association, Louisiana State Bar Association, retrieved 2012-09-04
↑ Louisiana Bar Journal, Louisiana State Bar Association, retrieved 2012-09-04

State bar associations

Unified State Bars	Alabama State Bar Alaska Bar Association State Bar of Arizona State Bar of California District of Columbia Bar The Florida Bar State Bar of Georgia Hawaii State Bar Association Idaho State Bar Kentucky Bar Association Louisiana State Bar Association State Bar of Michigan The Mississippi Bar The Missouri Bar State Bar of Montana Nebraska State Bar Association State Bar of Nevada New Hampshire Bar Association State Bar of New Mexico North Carolina State Bar State Bar Association of North Dakota Oklahoma Bar Association Oregon State Bar Rhode Island Bar Association South Carolina Bar State Bar of South Dakota State Bar of Texas Utah State Bar Virginia State Bar Washington State Bar Association State Bar of Wisconsin Wyoming State Bar

Voluntary State Bars	Arkansas Bar Association Colorado Bar Association Connecticut Bar Association Delaware State Bar Association Illinois State Bar Association Indiana State Bar Association Iowa State Bar Association Kansas Bar Association Maine State Bar Association Maryland State Bar Association Massachusetts Bar Association Minnesota State Bar Association New Jersey State Bar Association New York State Bar Association North Carolina Bar Association Ohio State Bar Association Pennsylvania Bar Association Tennessee Bar Association Vermont Bar Association Virginia Bar Association

U.S. Commonwealth Bar Associations	American Samoa Bar Association Guam Bar Association Northern Mariana Islands Bar Association Bar Association of Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Bar Association

National Minority Bar Associations	National Native American Bar Association Hispanic National Bar Association National Asian Pacific American Bar Association National Bar Association Puerto Rican Bar Association

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Louisiana State Bar Association

History

Structure

References

See also