Letter From President 2026
A letter from President Taylor Higgs, regarding the Supreme Court’s April 2026 decision in Louisiana v. Callais (a 6-3 ruling).
CCLA Featured in Attorney at Law Magazine
Here is a polished, website-ready news article highlighting the feature in Attorney at Law Magazine while elevating CCLA’s brand and tying into your 35th anniversary: Black Lawyers Ball Recognized for Scholarship Impact The Capital City Lawyers Association (CCLA) is proud to be featured in the latest issue of Attorney at Law Magazine – North Carolina …
Capital City Lawyers Association Celebrates Black History Month and 35 Years of Legacy, Leadership, and Community
This Black History Month marked more than a moment of reflection for the Capital City Lawyers Association (CCLA). It marked a milestone. In 2026, CCLA proudly celebrates its 35th anniversary, commemorating over three decades of service, mentorship, advocacy, and community engagement in Wake County and beyond. Founded in 1991, CCLA has remained steadfast in its …
Youth Law Day: Celebrating 10 Years of Inspiring Future Legal Minds
Presented by the Capital City Lawyers Association (CCLA) 📍 Wake County Courthouse, Raleigh, NC🗓️ Held annually each September 🏛️ A Decade of Impact For ten years, the Capital City Lawyers Association’s Youth Law Day has opened courthouse doors and sparked curiosity in young minds across Wake County. What began as a small community outreach program …
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CCLA x SRBLSA: Looking Back to Propel Forward
This past weekend, CCLA President Taylor Scruggs-Smith supported the Sub-Region 3 Southern Regional Black Law Student Association (SRBLSA) at their annual Academic Retreat. This year’s theme was “Celebrating How Far We’ve Come: Looking Back to Propel Forward.” Taylor served as a panelist, speaking with students about interviewing techniques and what legal employers look for when …