The Stark County Bar Association was founded in 1900 and has proudly served the Stark County community for more than 100 years. The purpose of the Stark County Bar Association is to work for the general good of the community, to improve the administration of the law in the interests of the public, to promote good relations among the members of the bar, and to further the professional interests of our members.
Our staff is here to serve the members of the association and look forward to working with you. Please feel free to contact the bar office if you ever have any questions. This is what we are here for.
Attorney Jennifer L. Lile took office as President of the Stark County Bar Association when her one-year term began on July 1st. Attorney Lile became the 100th President, succeeding former president, Attorney Joseph Martuccio. At the Installation Luncheon held on June 28th the Association’s Elected Officers and Members were sworn in for the 2017-2018 term.
2018 Law Day
The Stark County Bar Association will hold its annual Law Week April 30th – May 4th. We will sponsor a wide variety of student contests including a Poster Contest, Essay Contest(s), Moot Court Competition, Digital Media Contest and offer a Tour de Courts to give students an opportunity to learn and visit our different Stark County Courts. We will also present the prestigious Liberty Bell Award during our Law Day Luncheon. For forms and further information click on the logo above.
Ninth Annual Scout Law Day
Friday, March 30, 2018
All attendees must pre-register and be a registered Boy or Girl Scout. Registration will close on March 20th or sooner if the event is sold out.
Register online at www.buckeyecouncil.org.
Stark County Bar Association Legal Scholarship
The Stark County Bar Association offers a Legal Scholarship through Stark Community Foundation. To learn more about our scholarship opportunities, eligibility requirements and information, please visit Stark Community Foundation’s website at www.starkcf.org. The Application deadline is April 1st.
