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The Korean American Bar Association of Georgia (KABA-GA) was founded in Aug. 2012 by a dedicated group of lawyers to elevate the visibility of Korean American attorneys and law students within the Georgia legal community.  Each year, we host numerous events focused on mentorship, community, and professional development.

Today, our 200 members are elected officials, judges, partners, non-profit attorneys, law students, and solo/small firm practitioners.  KABA-GA is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors and committee members and funded primarily by dues and sponsorships.

JOIN US NOW and help build Georgia's Korean American Legal Community!


UPCOMING EVENTS

  • Don't be a Victim: Cybersecurity and Crime You Must Know

    • Friday, August 21, 2020
    • 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM (EDT)
    • By Zoom
    • 21 registrants
    Register

    Joint Event with the FBI and Southeast US Korean Chamber of Commerce

    Featuring Todd Renner (Special Agent, FBI) & Michael Kelly (JPMorgan Commercial Banking)


    Recently, numerous companies, including large and small law firms, have become victims to sophisticated theft scams which have resulted in millions of dollars of loss.  Don't become one of these.  Join for a special event with the FBI and JPMorgan Chase to learn more!

    Questions?  Contact Jae Kim, Jae.Kim@aprio.com

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KABA-GA is a 501(c)6 non-profit organization.

Registered address for Correspondence: KABA-GA, c/o June Lee, Nelson Mullins, 201 17th Street NW, #1700, Atlanta, GA 30349

Membership Dues  | Payments: If you are not paying online and are mailing a CHECK, please see our CONTACTS PAGE

All other inquiries: communications@kabaga.org

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