Fact sheet
- The Allegheny County Bar Association is an organization of legal professionals committed to serving its members by: providing education, advocacy, and professional services; promoting equality and diversity among its membership; fostering collegiality; advancing the public image of the profession and the highest standards of professional ethics; supporting and advocating for a fair and effective judicial system that is accessible to every individual regardless of economic status; and exercising leadership on a local, state, and national level so as to further these goals."
- The Allegheny County Bar Association (ACBA) is a professional organization with more than 6,600 members including lawyers, judges, magisterial district judges, legal administrators, and paralegals.
- Chartered in 1870
- 6,600-plus members (80% of all lawyers in Allegheny County)
- 365 law firms are represented
Officers:
President - Kimberly A. Brown
President-elect - Gary P.Hunt
Secretary - Mark T. Vuono
Treasurer - Michelle L. Kopnski
Immediate Past President - Jay A. Blechman
Assistant Secretary-Treasurer - Erin J. Boyts