Our History
Like many national organizations and group efforts, the National Lawyers Association was founded in times of adversity and opposition. The NLA was established in October 1993 by former members of the American Bar Association who were conflicted by the ABA's push of adopting extreme liberal political positions and that were contrary to their views.
Today the National Lawyers Association has grown throughout the nation to include law practitioners, judges, legal scholars and supporters committed to expanding liberty, increasing individual freedom and promoting justice and strengthening the rule of law and judicial prudence. Without regard for politics or prevailing fashion, the NLA remains dedicated to the belief that there is a national imperative to improve the legal profession, support the judicial system, and proclaim the values of America's Founding.
