Sections & Committees
CCBA Sections
The Collin County Bar Assocation (CCBA) offers continuing legal education to its members through monthly meetings (except December and June) where topics of general interest to all members are presented and through annual seminars and section meetings focused on particular areas of law.
General membership meetings and Section meeting dates and location are published on the CCBA Event Calendar.
Section dues enable the Section to provide presentation materials to attendees and an honorarium to speakers, and to fund other section events. While only Section members will receive the free MCLE credit, we encourage non-members to come visit Section meetings to learn and build relationships.
To receive e-mail reminders of section meetings and other section events, add the section dues to your CCBA membership.
For additional information, contact collincountybar@yahoo.com.
ADR
Section dues are $15.00 per attorney.
Attorney Dads
Section dues are $15.00 per attorney.
Attorney Moms
Section dues are $15.00 per attorney.
Civil Litigation & Appellate Law
The Civil Litigation & Appellate Law Section has built a strong core group of regular attendees at our monthly meetings and has an exciting lineup of speakers planned. Section dues are $25.00 per attorney.
Corporate Counsel
Section dues are $15.00 per attorney.
Estate Planning & Probate
Section dues are $15.00 per attorney.
Family Law
Section dues are $20.00 per attorney.
Juvenile Law
Section dues are $20.00 per attorney.
Labor & Employment Law
Section dues are $15.00 per attorney.
Real Estate
Section dues are $15.00 per attorney.
Solo & Small Firm
Section dues are $15.00 per attorney.
Young Lawyers
Section dues are $20.00 per attorney.
Legal Professionals Membership
The Legal Professionals membership is for paralegals and legal assistants Dues are $30.00.
CCBA Committees
CCBA has various committees. For more information on a committee, contact collincountybar@yahoo.com
Based on feedback from directors attending a state-wide bar association conference, the CCBA formed a Bar Association Promotion committee to research recognition opportunities in the form of awards and grants available through the State Bar of Texas.
The General Meeting CLE Speaker Committee is charged with planning MCLE programs for the general membership.
The Community Outreach committee organizes volunteer opportunities for CCBA members with Collin County non-profit organizations such as a Food Pantry, and Legal Aid of Northwest Texas Legal Clinics.
Interested in volunteering at a Legal Aid of Northwest Texas Legal Clinic? E-mail Jan Kearney, Pro Bono Project Coordinator, kearneyj@lanwt.org or call her at 972-542-9405.
The Holiday Party Committee plans CCBA's annual Holiday Party which is held in December.
The Judiciary Committee is the CCBA's point of contact with the Judiciary in Collin County. The Committe conducts and publishes a judicial preference poll or a judicial evaluation poll depending on election campaign periods.
Contact collincountybar@yahoo.com
Contact collincountybar@yahoo.com
The Nominating Committee proposes a slate of officers and directors of the CCBA at least sixty (60) days before the CCBA annual meeting. This Committee consists of the Vice President of the CCBA as Chair, the Immediate Past President, and a representative of each Section chosen by the Section's Chair as set forth in the Section's Bylaws.
Contact CCBA Executor Director Teresa Moore, collincountybar@yahoo.com
The Sponsorship committee develops and maintains relationships with individuals, businesses, and law firms in the Collin County area who are interested in the unique promotional opportunties offered to them by underwriting or sponsoring CCBA events. Contact collincountybar@yahoo.com.