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Welcome to the Web Page of the Fourteenth Judicial District Bar, the mandatory bar organization for attorneys who live or work in Durham County, North Carolina. This is also the Page for the Durham County Bar Association (DCBA), the voluntary organization for attorneys in Durham County, and the Durham Bar Foundation.
TO PAY DUES ONLINE
Please proceed to the payment form, where you may log in with your NC State Bar Number as both your user name and password.
JANUARY ISSUE - The Durham Docket
Click HERE for the current (January 2012) issue of The Durham Docket.
JANUARY VOLUNTARY BAR EVENT
The JANUARY DCBA luncheon will be Wednesday, January 11, 2012, at the Durham Convention Center, at 12:30.
Speaker Preview:
Despite being one of the busiest courts in Durham, for many attorneys bankruptcy is an arcane aspect of the law about which they know little. Come to the DCBA luncheon next week to learn about the basics of bankruptcy, including how it can help your clients with financial issues, what impact bankruptcy can have on your practice, and what to do if some files bankruptcy owing your client or, even worse, you money.
Speaker Edward Boltz is a local attorney in the Law Offices of John T. Orcutt. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from Washington University in 1993, and his Juris Doctor from George Washington University in 1996 and has practiced in Durham since 1996. He is North Carolina State Bar certified as a Specialist in Consumer Bankruptcy. He has presented before the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys many times, and has also served in a variety of leadership positions within the organization.
The luncheon will be held downtown in the Durham Convention Center, at 12:30 on Wednesday, January 11th. While this will not be a CLE opportunity, it will be a great chance to catch up with colleagues post-holiday season and enjoy the society of your peers, while learning something new that may be of some benefit to your practice or your clients.
DCBA Luncheons are open to DCBA members who have paid dues for 2011-2012, or will pay at the door. Dues are $100 or $50 for those who were licensed first in 2011. You may also now pay online with a credit card, at the link provided at the top left of this news article (in bold blue text).
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