| Navajo Nation Bar Association |
| Officers |
| Bernadine Martin, President |
| Michael Barthelemy, Vice President |
| Ella Wilson, Treasurer |
| Carolyn Drouin, Secretary |
| Navajo Nation Bar Association |
| Officers |
| Bernadine Martin, President |
| Michael Barthelemy, Vice President |
| Ella Wilson, Treasurer |
| Carolyn Drouin, Secretary |
| Board of Bar Commissioners |
Below is a list of the current NNBA Board of Bar Commissioners. The Commissioners are elected for three year terms by the members registered in their judicial district. Commissioners are tasked with communicating with and representing the interests of those members at the Board of Bar Commissioner regular and special meetings. If you are a NNBA member and have questions or concerns regarding the NNBA and do not have the contact information for your Commissioner, please feel free to the Navajo Nation Bar Association, Inc. Office for your Commissioner’s contact information.
| Message from the NNBA President |
Please find uploaded a letter from President Martin to the Navajo Nation Bar Association Membership regarding recent developments with the NNBA.
| NNBA Openings |
The Navajo Nation Bar Association, Inc. has Board of Bar Commissioner positions open for the Window Rock District. Interested NNBA Members registered with the Window Rock District should email a letter outlining your interest and qualifications to President Bernadine Martin at NNBA@navajolaw.org as soon as possible.
We Need Your Help!
Are you interested in helping to plan and coordinate the 2013 Annual Conference? Contact Peterson Wilson for more information.
Are you in need of legal representation?
Browse a public listing of attorneys and advocates available in your district.
Planning on sitting for the March 2013 NNBA Bar Exam? Below is the application.
Interested in what the NNBA Board of Bar Commissioners have been up to? Visit our forms page for all the approved NNBA BOBC Minutes.
DISCLAIMER - The Navajo Nation Bar Association, Inc., is a professional association with members. The Bar Association as such does not provide legal services or make statements or representations as to the law or individual legal rights. For legal advice or representation, please contact an attorney or advocate admitted to the practice of law on the Navajo Nation.
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