South Asian Bar Association of Philadelphia


 

 
The South Asian Bar Association of Philadelphia (SABA Philly) is a voluntary bar association serving primarily South Asian attorneys and law students in Philadelphia, its suburbs and surrounding counties, South Jersey and Delaware.

SABA Philly's mission is to:
  • Serve as the regional voice for the concerns and opinions of South Asians in the community generally, and in the legal profession in particular 
  • Provide a forum for professional networking and development, legal scholarship and education, and advocacy and community involvement 
  • Promote the advancement of lawyers and students of South Asian heritage in the legal profession 
  • Increase awareness and encourage resolution of issues of concern for the South Asian community 
  • Support the provision of legal services to the South Asian community 
  • Ensure fairness and diversity in judicial appointments 
  • Develop mechanisms, such as continuing legal education seminars, to facilitate and foster the exchange of ideas and information among South Asians in the legal profession 
  • Work with other bar associations, governmental agencies and community groups to achieve greater involvement in and understanding of the American legal system by the South Asian community 
  • Encourage and promote the success of South Asian law students through mentoring and participation in scholarship opportunities.

SABA Philly organizes seminars conferences, receptions with dignitaries, mentoring programs, awareness campaigns, networking events and recruiting events for law students.

SABA Philly is an organizational member of the North American South Asian Bar Association (NASABA). Its status as a Pennsylvania non-profit corporation exempt from federal income tax pursuant to Section 501 (c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code is pending.

 


 

 

 

 

 


Disclaimer:     This website is for informational purposes only. SABA Philly does not guarantee the accuracy of any information contained herein. Any legal information provided is not intended to be legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship between SABA Philly or its directors, officers, or members and the reader.

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