
Advancing Justice, Judicial Engagement & Inclusion in Federal Practice
Welcome to the Federal Bar Association Maryland Chapter
The Maryland Chapter of the Federal Bar Association (FBA) serves as a trusted resource and dynamic professional forum for attorneys practicing before the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland. Our mission is to support federal practitioners through high-impact programming, mentorship, and community engagement.
As a member-driven organization, we offer year-round opportunities for education, networking, and leadership. The Chapter is committed to fostering an inclusive, equitable, and diverse legal community. We promote collaboration between the bench and bar, address pressing legal and societal issues, and empower attorneys at every career stage to transition into or thrive within federal practice.
Whether you are a new attorney, an experienced litigator, or a member of the judiciary, the FBA Maryland Chapter invites you to join us in strengthening the future of federal law in Maryland. Join the Federal Bar Association Maryland Chapter to drive your legal career forward.
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Become a Member of the FBA Maryland Chapter
Join a vibrant community of federal practitioners by becoming a member of the FBA Maryland Chapter. Through the online application, be sure to select “Maryland Chapter” during the sign-up process to access exclusive local programming, networking opportunities, and events.
As a member, you can also join one or more of the FBA’s substantive law sections, which offer resources and insights across a wide range of federal practice areas. Whether you're new to federal law or an experienced practitioner, the FBA Maryland Chapter is here to support your professional growth.
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Sponsor the FBA Maryland Chapter
Gain visibility in Maryland’s federal legal community through digital, print, and in-person sponsorships.
Our flagship opportunity is the Annual Luncheon, attended by hundreds of attorneys and judges each spring.