Colorado Hispanic Bar Association

Colorado Hispanic Bar Association


Colorado Hispanic Bar Association is based in Denver, Colorado

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Thank you for visiting our website! For over three decades, the Colorado Hispanic Bar Association has pursued a nonpartisan mission of promoting Hispanics and other diverse individuals in the legal profession, advocating their involvement in the public and private sectors, facilitating networking opportunities, encouraging collegiality and respect among Hispanic and other legal professionals, and supporting the full and equal participation of minority individuals and communities at every level of society.

Today, the CHBA serves the interests of the more than 500 Hispanic legal professionals in Colorado, as well as the broader Latino community. Our committees provide public policy, judicial endorsements, pro bono, networking and continuing legal education opportunities for our members.

I invite you to browse our website, where you’ll find information about our mission and history, committees, events, opportunities to get involved, and a directory of members for referrals. Please watch for activation of our members-only area, which will include access to CHBA’s listserv, news, and photo archives, as well as access to CHBA members throughout the state.

If you would like to learn more about the CHBA and how to get involved, please complete the membership application or contact me using the online contact form.

Once again, thank you for your interest in the CHBA.

Saludos,
Damian J. Arguello
President, CHBA

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Recent News \\

7.31.09 - CHBA Endorses Bill Martinez and Elizabeth Espinosa Krupa.

CHBA Nominations and Endorsements Committee has endorsed Bill Martinez for one of the two existing vacancies on the United States District Court for the District of Colorado; and Elizabeth Espinosa Krupa for the First Judicial District Court of Colorado.

6.30.09 - Udall & Bennet Recommend Names for Federal Judicial Vacancies in Colorado.

Today, U.S. Senators Mark Udall and Michael Bennet announced they have forwarded the names of six Coloradans to President Obama to fill two federal District Court vacancies created by Judge Lewis Babcock’s decision to assume Senior Judge status, and the more recent resignation of Judge Edward Nottingham.

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Contact

Colorado Hispanic Bar Association
P.O. Box 8895
Denver, Colorado 80201

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