Norfolk Bar Association Welcome
Dear Bar Association Members:

Welcome to the Bar Association of Norfolk County. For over 200 years, Members of our Bar Association have served the public, the profession, and the rule of law. Your active participation in our Bar Association helps to honor this legacy and strengthen this noble profession. Thank you for supporting the Bar Association of Norfolk County.

Best Regards,
Marybeth Hopkins, President

The Bar Association of Norfolk County, founded in 1797 is said to be the oldest Bar Association in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The objectives of the Association are to further the cause of justice; to sustain and improve the law and it's administration; to insure conformity to a high standard of professional duty; to make the practice of law efficient in the administration of justice; and to promote the professional, educational, and social interests of the Bar.
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Norfolk Bar Association Meetings
Bar Association Meetings
November 9, 2011-Legislative Breakfast
     Neighborhood Club, Quincy, MA 7:30AM
January 25, 2012-Neighborhood Club, Quincy, MA 5:30PM
May 9, 2012-Dedham Hilton Hotel, Dedham, MA 6:00PM
Council Meetings
September 7, 2011-Links Restaurant, Quincy, MA 5:30PM.
December 7, 2011-Common Market, Quincy, MA 5:30PM
April 11, 2012-Lafayette House, Foxboro, MA 5:30PM
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Norfolk Bar Association Memberships
Don't hesitate to become a member!
Are you interested in becoming a member of the Bar Association of Norfolk County? Contact Adrienne C. Clarke, Executive Director at 617-471-9693 or email at Norfolkcountybar@aol.com
Make sure to download the application that you need to fill out and submit with your payment.
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