Over 67 Years of Service to the Bench, Bar and Citizens of Connecticut
Connecticut Bar Foundation provides funding to legal service organizations that represent Connecticut residents who cannot afford an attorney. Since 1952, the Foundation has also worked in partnership with judges, attorneys, and law schools to promote understanding and improvement of the law, legal institutions, and the legal profession.
President Diemand shares his thoughts with the Connecticut Law Tribune on the importance of diversity, pro bono work, and the Connecticut Bar Foundation.
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A project created to highlight and preserve the rich history of attorneys of color in Connecticut.
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An ongoing forum for the Connecticut legal community to explore issues of racial inequality and systemic racism.
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Make a donation in honor of David's legacy to the David A. Pels Homelessness Prevention Fund
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Leadership Banks voluntarily pay higher rates on IOLTA accounts. Open an account today to increase access to justice for CT residents who cannot afford an attorney.
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The Fellows are creating a permanent video, audio, and photographic historical record of milestone achievements of Connecticut women as they have become more visible and achieved prominence in the field of law.
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Please join the Connecticut Bar Foundation, Connecticut Bar Association’s Committee on Human Trafficking, and Quinnipiac’s Human Trafficking Prevention Project for our series, “Understanding Human Trafficking.”
