LESLIE R. BARINEAU
Cumberland School of Law, May, 1985
Admitted to Alabama State Bar, May, 1985
American Bar Association National Conference Bar Foundation
Board of Trustees, 
2011 – 2014; 2014 – 2017
American Bar Association House of Delegates, 2014 – 2017
Alabama State Bar Commissioner Tenth Judicial District, 2009-2012, 2012-2015
Chairman, Family Law Section of the Alabama State Bar, 2002-2003
Treasurer, Family Law Section of the Alabama State Bar, 1999-2001
Member of the Workers’ Compensation Section of the Alabama State Bar
Member of the Women’s Section of the Alabama State Bar
Birmingham Bar Association Executive Committee, 2011-2014
President, Birmingham Bar Foundation, 2010
Vice President, Birmingham Bar Foundation, 2009
Secretary, Birmingham Bar Foundation, 2008
Treasurer, Women’s Section of the Birmingham Bar Association, 
1999-2000
Task Force on Professionalism for the Birmingham Bar Association
Leadership Committee for the Birmingham Bar Association, 
1999-2000
 Finance Committee for the Women’s Section Birmingham Bar Association, 1999-2000
Board of Directors for the Small Firm/Solo Section of the Birmingham Bar Association, 1997
Chairman, Small Firm/Solo Section of the Birmingham Bar Association, 1996
Long Range Planning Committee for the Women’s Section of the Birmingham Bar Association, 1995
Birmingham Bar Association Grievance Committee, 1988-1992
Member of the Workers’ Compensation Section of the Birmingham Bar Association
Member of the Women’s Section of the Birmingham Bar Association
Member of the Small Firm/Solo Section of the Birmingham Bar Association
Member of the Probate Section of the Birmingham Bar Association
Profile of Service Honor from the Cumberland School of Law, 2010
Adjunct Professor at Cumberland School of Law
 Board of Directors of the United Methodist Children’s Home, 
2002-2010

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