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| Nickname | KBA |
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| Founded | 1882 |
| Type | Bar Association |
| Headquarters | Topeka, KS |
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Area served | Law |
Members | Approx. 5,000 |
Key people | Mira Mdivani, President (2019-2020) |
Main organ | Board of Governors |
Employees | 10-15 |
| Website | www |
The Kansas Bar Association (KBA) is a non-profit bar association for the state of Kansas with its headquarters in Topeka. The KBA is made up of less than 5,000 members and was established in 1882.[1][2][3]
- ^ "Kansas Bar Association Records, 1883-1989 - Kansas Historical Society".
- ^ Fronton Jr., John F. (1982). "The KBA Story (Excerpted from "Requisite Learning and Good Moral Character: A History of the Kansas Bench and Bar")". The Journal of the Kansas Bar Association. 51 (Spring). Kansas Bar Association: 38.
- ^ John F. Fontron Jr; Paul E. Wilson; Robert H. Kaul; George Templar; Arthur J. Stanley Jr; Philip H. Lewis; Martha J. Hodgesmith; Elmer C. Jackson Jr; William A. Kelly (1982). "The KBA story". In Robert W. Richmond (ed.). Requisite Learning and Good Moral Character: A History of the Kansas Bench and Bar (Book). Topeka, Kan: Kansas Bar Association. p. 154. OCLC 08635520. Retrieved 26 July 2011.