WCBA's Mission

The Williamson County Bar Association is a nonprofit organization whose members are licensed attorneys practicing in Williamson County, Tennessee. Our mission is to promote courtesy and civility in the legal community of Williamson County and provide a connection between and among our members and with the surrounding community. This WCBA maintains this website as a resource for its members and the public.

WCBA's Purpose

The Williamson County Bar Association serves as a resource for practicing attorneys and the public and welcomes members from across Middle Tennessee. The WCBA sponsors monthly luncheons, continuing legal education programs, pro bono events, and social opportunities for its members.

Members of WCBA serve the local community in many ways - through pro bono legal clinics, by funding scholarships, and sponsoring the annual Williamson County high school moot court competition.

WCBA Membership

WCBA members meet monthly to connect and listen to a wide range of speakers who deliver continuing education presentations on timely topics. Members also gather throughout the year for social and public service events, including free legal clinics and the local high school moot court competition.​ 

WCBA Officers

WCBA officers serve a year-long term running from July through June. Following are the current WCBA officers as of July 1, 2024:

Executive Board:

President: Charles Ferguson 

President-Elect: Crystal Etue 

Treasurer: Amanda Bradley

Secretary: Dylan Harper

Past President:  Brittany Bartkowiak 

WYLD President: Megan McGill

Administrator: Nathan Powers 

Communications Director: Whitney Harrington