Tennessee Bar Association

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Tennessee Bar Association
TypeLegal Society
Headquarters Nashville, TN
Location
  • United States
Website www.tba.org

The Tennessee Bar Association (TBA) is a voluntary bar association for the state of Tennessee.

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History

On December 14, 1881, 69 Tennessee lawyers signed the Charter of Incorporation establishing the Tennessee Bar Association. [1]

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