The mission of the Oklahoma Bar Association is to assist Oklahoma lawyers in providing justice for all. Goals: to foster the highest ideals of integrity and competence and to maintain the highest standards of conduct and civility. to improve the public's understanding of the law, of the legal system, of the lawyer's role within the system. to establish and maintain vital programs and services for all members of the OBA. to provide a continuous forum for the advancement of ideas and concepts pertaining to the legal profession and improvement in the law. to promote activities and programs which service the public. to advance the administration of the judicial system. to make appropriate policy and legislative recommendations concerning the law.

Protecting tribal sovereignty for the generations to come.

The OCBA is devoted to improving the administration of justice and serving the professional community interest of its members. The OCBA is a voluntary incorporated association governed by officers and directors elected by the members.

"A commitment to outstanding service for its members and for the community..." The Tulsa County Bar Association (TCBA), with just ten members, took on that challenge at its first meeting on October 3, 1903. Today our membership exceeds 2,200 attorneys, and the TCBA is one of the premier legal service and education groups in the country.