The new general counsel, Sean Pittman, noted COVID-19, health care and wealth disparities, police brutality and voter suppression as issues that underline the importance of the National Bar Association.
August 04, 2021 at 03:05 PM
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Tallahassee-area attorney Sean Pittman has been named general counsel of the National Bar Association, one of the nation’s oldest associations for Black lawyers and judges.
Pittman was the first official appointment by newly minted NBA president Carlos Moore, who was himself elected as the association’s 79th president July 27, at the National Bar Association’s annual convention.
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Sean Pittman, general counsel of National Bar Association. Courtesy photo
