Federal Circuit Bar Association

Federal Circuit Bar Association is a national organization for the bar of the [Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit](http://www.cafc.uscourts.gov/). [Leadership of the Association](https://fedcirbar.org/about/board-of-directors/) comes from all areas of the country and represents all areas of the legal community of the Federal Circuit. The Association was organized to unite the different groups who practice within the legal community of the Federal Circuit. It seeks to strengthen and serve the Court through its Committees. The Association offers a forum for common concerns and dialogue between bar and court, government counsel and private practitioner, litigator, and corporate counsel. Periodically it sponsors [regional seminars](https://fedcirbar.org/committees/) reviewing current practice in the Court. Become part of the Federal Circuit Bar Association. Be part of those pursuing the best for the Circuit community. [Experience what membership means!](https://fedcirbar.org/membership/benefits/) ****The Federal Circuit Bar Association Charitable and Educational Fund**** The Association represents the interests of those involved with the subject matter which comes before the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and its reviewed tribunals. Organized in 1985, it unites the various groups who practice within the Circuit community, including the private and public sectors and litigators as well as agency and house counsel. Striving for an objective and inclusive dialogue, including supporting under-represented groups via a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in its programming, committee involvement, and membership outreach, the Association seeks to assist in improving and facilitating the administration of justice in the Circuit’s community. With an active membership and committee structure, the Association fosters local, regional, national, and international engagement. In addition to practice, policy, and professional skills outreach, the Association supports the community through a variety of pro bono channels, media offerings, scholarships, and other service. Leadership comes from all areas of the practice community.