South Palm Beach County Bar Association

The South Palm Beach County Bar Association (SPBCBA) is a not-for-profit voluntary bar association founded in 1960. Its mission is to foster excellence in the law by enhancing the skills of its members through education, networking, and community outreach.

Purpose and Activities

The organization serves as the voice of South Palm Beach County attorneys to other organizations, governmental entities, and the public. It offers its members opportunities to engage in various activities, including:

• Monthly Membership Luncheons: These events feature speakers from both the legal and non-legal communities, government, and other fields, providing entertainment and insight.
• Committee Participation: Members can participate in committees, which help them stay current on recent developments in specific areas of practice and earn Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits.
• Community Outreach: The SPBCBA is involved in public service activities, contributing to the legal community's positive impact on society.

Support and Finances

The SPBCBA receives support through grants and contributions. In recent years, the organization has engaged in sponsorship activities, such as supporting the Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County with specific sponsorship grants.

Leadership

The SPBCBA has a structured leadership team composed of a president, president-elect, treasurer, secretary, and directors who manage various aspects of the association's activities. Recent leadership roles have been filled by individuals such as Christopher A. Sajdera, Wilnar Julmiste, and Ellen Leibovitch.

Revenue

As of June 2023, the SPBCBA reported total revenues of approximately $369,134, stemming mainly from grants, contributions, and investment income. The association's financial reports are filed annually with the IRS.

The SPBCBA plays a vital role in South Palm Beach County by promoting professionalism and enhancing public understanding of the legal system while serving its members.