KCBA, the King County Bar Association, is a voluntary professional association that has been promoting justice, professionalism, and service since 1886. With over 4,700 members and an annual budget of $10,000,000, KCBA serves as a hub for legal professionals in King County. The association works closely with the judiciary to ensure excellence, equity, and accessibility in the administration of justice.

KCBA offers a wide range of products and services to its members. Their Continuing Legal Education Department provides seminars and training sessions for attorneys to enhance their skills. Networking opportunities are abundant, including social events, the annual awards dinner, and the Rev.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The association also prioritizes public service and engagement in public policy.

KCBA's Lawyer Referral Service connects the public with experienced attorneys who meet specific requirements. Additionally, KCBA's pro bono programs, such as Volunteer Legal Services and Neighborhood Legal Clinics, provide free legal assistance to low-income residents of King County. Through the King County Bar Foundation, KCBA supports diversity in the legal profession by providing scholarships to minority law students and funding pro bono legal services for the poor.

With its commitment to improving the justice system and benefiting the community, KCBA continues to be a vital force in the legal landscape of King County