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About the Clackamas County Bar AssociationThe Clackamas County Bar Association is a non-profit organization comprised of attorneys and judges who reside or practice in Clackamas County. In 2005, approximately 250 members participated in CLEs, social events and served on a variety of committees to facilitate and communicate the needs of our local attorneys, judges and the need for a new Courthouse. History of the Clackamas Bar Association"The Clackamas Bar Association, a purely voluntary association meets monthly for luncheon, has speakers, has social events such as golf and tennis tournaments, a lovely Christmas Ball at elegant places like Waverley Country Club, Tualatin Country Club, annual festivities with the local medical association, conducts continuing legal education for its members and in general appears to be a sophisticated erudite adjunct to the profession and the community. It even keeps minutes of its doings." "On February 13, 1924, a committee of lawyers appointed to draft a Constitution and By-laws for a Clackamas County Bar Association presented its report to the Bar of Oregon City at a meeting in the Circuit Court Room. It was adopted. As each lawyer paid the admission fee of $3 and signed the roll of membership, he became a "full member of the Association." The minutes of March 25, 1924, record that "25 members of the local Bar had joined the Association and paid the admission fee provided by the By-Laws." ("The Attorneys of Clackamas County, Oregon, The Fifth Judicial District: History, Recollections, Tall Tales" by George L. Hibbard) 2009 CCBA OfficersThe 2009 CCBA Officers take their positions in January and commence organizing the many CCBA annual events. The Officers are available by phone or email for questions and/ or suggestions. Please feel free to contact us.
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Working in the Lake Grove district of Lake Oswego for 28 years, John W. “Jack” Lundeen has a practice that focuses primarily on family law, located in a suite with 14 other sole practitioners. Lundeen co-convenes the Clackamas County Family Law Group with Andrea Anderly, and serves on the boards of the Senior Citizens Council of Clackamas County, St. Andrew Legal Clinic, and the Lake Grove Businesses.
Senior Deputy D.A. Dave Paul is a 25-year veteran of our D.A.’s Office. He has tried cases ranging from DUII to Aggravated Murder and has worked with Clackamas County citizens on crime prevention initiatives. His community work has resulted in collaborations between law enforcement and citizens to reduce crime in the Overland Park neighborhood and to establish the first Community Court in Clackamas County. Dave is currently assigned to a multi-agency task force whose mission is to significantly impact street level methamphetamine crime. He prosecutes cases in state court and federal court as a Special Assistant United States Attorney. Dave was born and raised in Portland and is a graduate of the University of Oregon and Gonzaga University School of Law. 
Bill was born and raised in the Hampton Rhodes area of Virginia. After graduating from Hampden-Sydney College with a B.A. in political science in 1985, he moved to Washington, DC where he took a position with a large engineering company. He later returned home and served his community as a sworn auxiliary police officer with the Virginia Beach Police Department. 
Rachel was born in Portland. She received her undergraduate degree from Northern Arizona University where she studied modern languages and competed as an NCAA Division I track and field athlete. She then attended Willamette University School of Law in Salem, Oregon and studied one semester of law in Quito, Ecuador, where the classes were taught in Spanish. She passed the Oregon Bar in 1997.