By fostering support networks, knowledge sharing, and personal connection, we ensure that the Boulder County legal community is connected and thriving. And we aren’t simply focused on attorneys. Our members are passionate about giving back to the community we call home. Through free legal services, volunteerism and philanthropy, we empower our membership to make a positive impact on individual lives, the legal community, and Boulder County as a whole. Whether delivering valuable continuing education, helping young lawyers excel in their career, facilitating community engagement and partnership for mid-career attorneys, or providing opportunities for retired attorneys to share their wisdom and wealth, we are committed to elevating the legal profession and driving success through innovative thinking. The Boulder County Bar Association is proud to power our local legal community forward
Boulder County Bar Association
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Virtual Legal Clinic for Boulder County Residents
Virtual Legal Clinic
We have created a free Virtual Legal Clinic for those in need of brief attorney advice. To request legal help, please fill out the following form:
In-Person Legal Clinic
Past event: The In-Person Legal Clinic and Community Resource Fair was scheduled for Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 9–11 AM at the Longmont Senior Center.
Professionalism Committee
Are you having an issue with a lawyer who you believe is not acting professionally?
Yearly Events
- January – Denver Happy Hour
- February – High School Mock Trial Competition
- March – Trivia Night
- April – Pro Bono Appreciation Lunch
- May – Book Club
- June – Annual Meeting
- July – Paralegal and Legal Assistant Lunch
- August – Louisville Happy Hour
- September – Longmont Lawyers Lunch
- October – Bench Bar Retreat
- November – Judges Dinner
- December – Holiday Party
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In Person Legal Clinic and Community Resource Fair
The BCBA runs a quarterly In-Person Legal Clinic and Community Resource Fair. Past event: Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 9–11 AM at the Longmont Senior Center.
If you are an attorney interested in volunteering, or a community organization interested in participating, please email Bay (bay@boulder-bar.org)
At the Boulder County Bar Association, we believe that we are better together.
By fostering support networks, knowledge sharing, and personal connection, we ensure that the Boulder County legal community is connected and thriving. And we aren’t simply focused on attorneys. Our members are passionate about giving back to the community we call home. Through free legal services, volunteerism and philanthropy, we empower our membership to make a positive impact on individual lives, the legal community, and Boulder County as a whole. Whether delivering valuable continuing education, helping young lawyers excel in their career, facilitating community engagement and partnership for mid-career attorneys, or providing opportunities for retired attorneys to share their wisdom and wealth, we are committed to elevating the legal profession and driving success through innovative thinking. The Boulder County Bar Association is proud to power our local legal community forward
An Excerpt from November's President's Page
Doug Stevens
One of the biggest joys of parenthood is seeing your kids make their way into the world and become an independent person. Of course, it is also a bittersweet moment when your oldest child leaves home to go to college for the first time; particularly, when college is more than 1,000 miles away in a completely different part of the country.
As I write this article, I am at 35,000 feet heading back to Boulder after a fun parents weekend in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where our oldest daughter, Anna, is a LSU sophomore studying Interior Design. As a Long Island, New York native who moved to Colorado 27 years ago to take advantage of the amazing outdoor recreational opportunities, lifestyle and culture in the Rocky Mountain West and whose entire experience in the deep south was a trip to Mardi Gras in the late 90s while attending the University of Michigan, I would be lying if I didn’t profess some shock when our daughter declared during her junior year at Fairview High that she wanted to go to college in SEC country. Surely, some of my biases about the south played into that...
