The State Bar of South Dakota has over 3,000 members and 1,900 active in-state members.
Pierre, South Dakota
The State Bar is responsible to the South Dakota Supreme Court for the admission and discipline processes for all South Dakota attorneys. The SBSD also provides continuing legal education and other member services at no cost to our membership. SBSD members are leaders in their communities and participate in education and outreach activities for their state throughout the year - including civics instruction and mock trials in public schools, pro bono legal services through local clinics and Ask-A-Lawyer, and volunteering on a variety of non-profit organization board of directors and committees.
On-site
Provide administrative and secretarial support to attorneys, paralegals, and advocates, including preparing legal documents and correspondence. Assist applicants with intake, communicate professionally with clients and the public, maintain confidentiality, and help keep office processes organized.
On-site
Provide direct civil legal assistance, including advice, advocacy, and representation, to eligible clients, and conduct outreach to improve access to services in underserved areas. Collaborate with bar associations, tribal entities, courts, and community organizations; supervise non-attorney staff as directed; and maintain compliance with organizational and legal requirements.
On-site
Provide civil legal assistance and representation to eligible clients across the Fort Thompson service area, including managing cases from intake through resolution. Conduct client interviews, research and prepare legal documents, negotiate and advocate for clients, appear in tribal courts and other proceedings, maintain case records, and collaborate with staff and community partners.
