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Wake Country Bar celebrates anniversary
North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Staff//April 21, 2025//
The Tenth Judicial District Bar is hosting a reaffirmation ceremony in honor of the Wake County Bar Association’s centennial anniversary.
More than 100 local members of the WCBA are expected to meet on Friday, April 25, at the State Capitol.
Longtime leaders of the Wake County legal community will participate in this ceremony, including retired Chief District Court Judge Robert Rader and Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Paul Ridgeway.
WCBA President Kimberly Miller said of the celebration, “We are honored that the Tenth Judicial District Bar is celebrating this milestone for the Wake County Bar Association. Gathering in the historical State Capitol building, where our state’s government and court system began, is so meaningful for our members as we begin the next one hundred years of legal service to the people of Wake County.”
Founded in 1925, the Wake County Bar Association has more than 3,000 members. The Tenth Judicial District Bar, the local mandatory bar, has a membership of more than 6,000 attorneys.
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