Louisville, Kentucky — According to state and local development sources, Louisville Bar Association plans to invest $700,000.00 to build out 7,401 square feet of new space in Louisville. The company plans to occupy the new space at 600 W Main St in Louisville, on or about March 1, 2024. According to the company website The mission of the Louisville Bar Association (LBA) is to promote justice, professional excellence and respect for the law, improve public understanding of the legal system, facilitate access to legal services and serve the members of the association.

Founded in 1900 and based in Louisville, Kentucky, the Louisville Bar Association (LBA) is a voluntary bar organization operating under the supervision of Kentucky’s Supreme Court. The LBA’s rich history of serving legal professionals and the public continues today by offering education and development programs in Jefferson County and throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana. The LBA’s diverse membership includes attorneys in both public and private sectors who practice criminal law, civil and commercial litigation, administrative law, family, immigration, business and corporate, insurance defense, medical malpractice, real estate, trust and estates, probate, maritime, international law, arbitration, personal injury, land use and zoning law, among other areas. In 2010, the LBA adopted the motto “Pride in the profession. Service to the community.” — capturing the essence of its mission to inform, educate and empower all members of the legal community in Kentuckiana. The LBA is not a state agency. The association’s programs and activities are supported by member dues, seminar fees, publications revenue, commissions on client referral and placement services, grant funding and other self generated revenue.

To learn more about Louisville Bar Association, visit http://www.loubar.org/

Company Contact:
Katherine Lacy Crosby, President
502-583-5314

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