PIERCE COUNTY MINORITY BAR OFFICERS.

Katherine S. Kameron

President

Katherine Kameron is a graduate of Seattle University School of Law.  Ms. Kameron represents Parents and Children in Child Welfare Dependency cases in Washington State Courts.  She has also represented survivors of domestic violence in protection order hearings, litigants in Family Law matters and pro bono  litigants. Ms. Kameron was also staff counsel at the Office of Civil Legal Aid in the Children’s Representation Program where she frequently was a presenter for continuing legal education presentations.  Ms. Kameron is currently the President of the Pierce County Minority Bar Association.

Keith Armstrong

Keith Armstrong is the Managing Attorney of Strong International Law Group. Keith's practice is focused on Protecting What Matters, your family and your business. Keith received his law degree from Washburn University School of Law in Topeka, KS, the land of Oz. Keith began practicing in Washington State in 1994 working as a Human Rights Commission Investigator, then as an Assistant Attorney General as a trial attorney. His primary focus in private practice is Small Business law, Estate Planning, Probate, International and Veteran’s Disability Appeals.

Treasurer

Desiree Hosannah has been a licensed attorney since 1996. She began her practice in New York City as an IOLTA fellow with the Legal Aid Society of NYC.

Licensed in Washington in 2001, Desiree has practiced Family Law, Administrative Law and a variety of related areas since that time. Desiree has been a judge, Guardian Ad Litem and Mediator.

Well-known as a fierce advocate who thrives in the litigation arena, Desiree is highly-respected and well-regarded in Pierce County and beyond.

PCMBA is proud to have had Desiree as its president for many years to lead the way in its endeavors.

Desiree Hosannah

Immediate Past President

About PCMBA

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What is PCMBA?

Pierce County Minority Bar Association (PCMBA) is a minority bar association and affiliate of the Tacoma Bar Association, located in Tacoma, WA, advocating for equal justice under the law, for the minority communities of Pierce County.

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Who can Join PCMBA?

The membership of Pierce County Bar Association shall be open to any licensed attorneys, judges, court commissioners, law school graduates, and law school students who reside or practice law in Pierce County.

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When Are PCMBA Meetings?

Meetings are being held via Zoom App, every third Thursday of the month, from 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Please contact PCMBA President, Katherine Kameron at 206-430-8674 or kkameronlaw@gmail.com, for the Zoom link to attend.

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Who Do I Contact About Joining PCMBA?

Please contact PCMBA Treasurer, Keith Armstrong at Keith@stronginternationallaw.com, if you are interested in becoming a member.