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Being a member of the Louisville Bar Association gives you access to an influential association of attorneys and staff committed to helping our legal community meet the challenges of practicing law in the 21st century.
There are many benefits of being an LBA member, but the real benefit of being an involved member can be summarized in three basic concepts. First, the LBA is a professional association. The LBA encourages professional development through quality education and publications. Second, active participation in the LBA is good business. Involvement in association activities can help an attorney raise his or her profile in the legal community. Third, involvement in the association makes working in the legal profession more satisfying. Being an attorney is a hard job and can be adversarial. Getting to know members of the association makes it easier to work cases with attorneys and judges you know and respect.
Important Note: Paralegals interested in joining the LBA must submit their applications through the Louisville Association of Paralegals (LAP). To do so, CLICK HERE to visit the LAP website and download the form.
For more information about specific member benefits, contact Marisa Motley at 583-5314 or mmotley@loubar.org.
Residence and/or office located in Jefferson County.
Residence and/or office located in Jefferson County. $125 per year.
Residence and/or office located in Jefferson County. This membership is set for a 5-year membership period with a total dues amount of $875, or $175 per year. Based on the current pricing structure.
Residence and/or office located in Jefferson County. This membership is set for a 5-year membership period with a total dues amount of $1000, or $200 per year. Based on the current pricing structure.
Residence and/or office located in Jefferson County. his membership is set for a 5 year membership period with a total dues amount of $1125, or $225 per year.
Residence and/or office located in Jefferson County.
Non-attorneys who certify that they are members in good standing of a regulated profession.
Been in practice more than 50 years and/or is at least 75 years of age.
Retired or not engaged in the active practice of law and from all other professional endeavors.
students currently enrolled as students at any accredited law school
Full-time employees in the legal profession other than an attorney or paralegal.
Residence AND office located outside of Jefferson County.
Persons who only receive the benefits of Bar Briefs and the yearly pictorial roster
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