In response to a need to promote the professional advancement
of African-American attorneys, to preserve the independence
of the judiciary, to foster improvement of the economic condition
and protect the civil and political rights of all citizens,
and to uphold the honor and integrity of the legal profession,
nine individuals established the Magic City Bar Association,
Inc. (MCBA) in November of 1984.
Further recognizing a need to support African-American students
in pursuit of a legal education, the organization established
the Magic City Bar Foundation in 1993. To date, the Foundation
has awarded thousands of dollars in scholarship assistance
to students attending Cumberland School of Law at Samford
University, the University of Alabama School of Law, Birmingham
School of Law, and Miles Law School.
The MCBA takes this opportunity to acknowledge the contributions
of its founders and to express a special thanks to those lawyers
who pioneered the establishment and advancement of this organization.
WEBSITE LEGAL DISCLAIMER: The Magic
City Bar Association ("MCBA") is not a law firm, does
not provide any legal services, and cannot be retained
as your attorney under any circumstances. If you need
legal representation, you will have to seek and communicate
directly with the lawyer of your choosing in the state
where you reside.
DISCLAIMER
Rule 7.2, Alabama Rules of Professional Conduct:
No representation is made that the quality of legal services
to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services
performed by other lawyers. |
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Incorporators:
- Robert A. Jones Jr.
- Edward May
- Eugene R. Verin
- Samuel Fisher
- W.L. Williams
- Eric M. Fancher
- Earnest Pugh
- David A. Sullivan
- Marvin Stewart
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