Promotes better understanding of family law issues within Pierce County. Includes attorneys 36 years of age or younger and in practice five years or less. The YLD oversees the publication of the pictorial directory of attorneys, which is published every five years. Includes attorneys with an interest in criminal law matters. This section sponsors one credit CLE's in conjunction with the Department of Assigned Council and strives to keep its members informed of changes that affect criminal law practice in Pierce County.
Attorneys meet to discuss issues of current concern within their respective fields.
The purpose of the CLE Committee is to deliver high quality continuing legal education that imparts knowledge, reaffirms values, and enhances skills, at a fair cost. A joint committee comprised of members of the Pierce County Superior Court bench and members of the Pierce County Bar Association. It serves as a link between the bench and bar in Pierce County, to provide a conduit for the exchange of information and a forum for the constructive discussion of issues of mutual concern and interest to the bench and bar. The legal. . . To encourage maximum amount of blood donations from members of the Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association, their staffs and families, by promotion and by the organization of blood draws directed specifically toward members and office staffs.