Attorney verification
Verify a U.S. attorney through the bar regulator
TruthMark does not aggregate attorney records. We direct you to the agency that licenses and disciplines lawyers in each jurisdiction, where the data is current and disclaimers are intact. Why we do it this way →
Integrated bar regulators
States with fuller TruthMark integration (coverage notes + discipline disclosure summary). For all 50 states + DC + territories, see the full directory.
California
Search California ↗State Bar of California
California publishes name, bar number, admission date, current license status (Active / Inactive / Not Eligible / Resigned / Disbarred), and the licensee's address of record. Each licensee has a profile page with their full public discipline history.
New York
Search New York ↗New York State Unified Court System — Office of Court Administration (Attorney Registration)
NY publishes name, registration number, year admitted, current registration status, and the lawyer's most recent registered law-firm/business address. The OCA registration record is separate from the four Appellate Division departments' discipline orders.
Texas
Search Texas ↗State Bar of Texas
Texas publishes name, bar card number, license date, status (Active / Inactive / Suspended / Disbarred / Resigned in Lieu of Discipline), primary practice areas, and current law firm. Each profile includes a public discipline summary.
Florida
Search Florida ↗The Florida Bar
Florida publishes name, bar number, admission date, status (Eligible to Practice / Inactive / Suspended / Disbarred / Delinquent), county of practice, and current firm. Profile pages include a 10-year public discipline history.
Rhode Island
Search Rhode Island ↗Rhode Island Supreme Court — Attorney Registration
Rhode Island publishes name, bar number, admission date, current status (Active / Inactive / Suspended / Disbarred), and registered law-firm or business address. Attorneys must register annually with the Supreme Court by July 1; failure to register removes them from the Master Roll of Attorneys without further notice.
Federal court cross-reference
Find a federal court attorney
Federal court practice is separate from state bar admission. An attorney admitted in California isn't automatically admitted in the Northern District of California — federal practice requires per-court admission, with each district maintaining its own roll. These four resources cover the federal side.
CourtListener (RECAP)
Open ↗Free Law Project
Searchable archive of federal-court filings via PACER/RECAP. Find an attorney's actual federal-court appearances and the documents they've filed across millions of dockets.
Federal Court Finder
Open ↗Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
Directory of all 94 U.S. District Courts, 13 Courts of Appeals, and 90+ Bankruptcy Courts. Each maintains its own attorney admission roll — find the court, then check that court's attorney admission rules.
Supreme Court of the United States — Bar Admission
Open ↗Office of the Clerk, U.S. Supreme Court
Information on attorneys admitted to the SCOTUS bar. SCOTUS does not publish a searchable membership database; verification of an attorney's SCOTUS-bar admission is by written request to the Clerk's Office.
PACER — Find a Case
Open ↗Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
Per-court electronic dockets, including counsel-of-record listings. Account-based access; modest per-page fees apply for downloads. CourtListener mirrors a substantial RECAP-uploaded subset for free.
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Data via state attorney regulators (state bars and court-administered licensing bodies). Cross-reference via CourtListener (Free Law Project).
See also: Full directory · Methodology · Courts module