The Minority Bar Coalition (MBC) of the San Francisco Bay Area is a network of diverse bar associations and law pathway programs dedicated to working in a unified manner to advance the cause of diversity in the legal profession.
MBC Board of Directors Co-Chairs
Victoria L. Argumedo (she/ella) Argumedo Garzon Law Group María D. Domínguez (she/ella) Alameda County Health Amanda Hamilton (she/her) Spring Education Group Natassia Kwan (she/her) Sheppard Mullin LLP Deanna Kwong (she/her) Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company Allison Wang (she/her) USF School of Law |
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Past MBC Board Co-Chairs
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Ashley Breakfield
Shinhong Byun Lauren Carter Hon. Mario Choi (Advisory Board) Nathaniel Dunn (Advisory Board) Hon. Micaél “Mica” Estremera Ernest Hammond III Hon. Victor Hwang Sigrid Irias Atticus Lee Catalina Lozano |
Lisa Mak
Kwixuan Maloof Hon. Gonzalo Martinez Phyra McCandless Laura McMahon Yuval Miller Erin M. Morgan Catherine Ngo Ann N. Nguyen Staggs Danielle Ochs Nina Paul |
Vid Prabhakaran
Hon. Alberto T. Rosas Mala Sahai Maulik Shah Christine Start Quyen Ta David Tsai David Wei Lily Wong Jason Yee Katherine Zarate Dulany |
A Message of Solidarity from MBC
The Minority Bar Coalition (MBC) of the San Francisco Bay Area stands in solidarity with and in full support of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities. We denounce the recent and ongoing attacks against members of the AAPI communities. The United States has a long history of anti-Asian racism and recent events highlight the ongoing and widespread acts of hatred that so many across the country face every single day.
The MBC calls on its member organizations to stand up for social justice by issuing a statement to condemn anti-AAPI hate incidents, and by considering donating to the nonprofit organizations providing direct services to #StopAsianHate.
The MBC continues to stand in full support of the Black Lives Matter movement #BlackLivesMatter and the efforts of each and every one of our member organizations to unite a divisive country during this painfully historic time.
The MBC calls on its member organizations to stand up for social justice by issuing a statement to condemn anti-AAPI hate incidents, and by considering donating to the nonprofit organizations providing direct services to #StopAsianHate.
The MBC continues to stand in full support of the Black Lives Matter movement #BlackLivesMatter and the efforts of each and every one of our member organizations to unite a divisive country during this painfully historic time.
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In solidarity,
MBC Board Co-Chairs 2020 |
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MBC Member Organizations
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2023 Organizational Sponsors
Diamond: Donahue Fitzgerald LLP
Gold: U.S. Legal Support
Silver: California Association of Consumer Attorneys · California Lawyers Foundation
Bronze: Franco Muñoz Law Firm · Laughlin, Falbo, Levy & Moresi LLP ·
Robert Half Legal · Women Lawyers of Alameda County
Partner: Association of Marin Latino Attorneys · Consilio
Gold: U.S. Legal Support
Silver: California Association of Consumer Attorneys · California Lawyers Foundation
Bronze: Franco Muñoz Law Firm · Laughlin, Falbo, Levy & Moresi LLP ·
Robert Half Legal · Women Lawyers of Alameda County
Partner: Association of Marin Latino Attorneys · Consilio
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Disclaimer: We are not a lawyer referral service and cannot direct you to a specific lawyer or give legal advice. For legal advice, please contact your local county bar association or visit the California Lawyers Association public resources page.
For questions regarding MBC membership, events, sponsorships, job postings, and other inquiries, please email us at [email protected].
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