The Georgia Bar Association (GBA) is a voluntary organization of lawyers licensed to practice law in Georgia. It was founded in 1883 to promote justice and the rule of law, to improve the quality of legal services, and to support the professional development of lawyers.
What are the benefits of membership in the GBA?
GBA members enjoy a variety of benefits, including:
* Continuing legal education (CLE) opportunities: The GBA offers a variety of CLE programs throughout the year, which help members stay up-to-date on the latest legal developments.
* Access to resources and information: The GBA provides members with access to a variety of resources and information, including online publications, research tools, and practice management tools.
* Networking opportunities: The GBA offers a variety of networking opportunities for members, including social events, conferences, and section meetings.
* Professional development opportunities: The GBA offers a variety of professional development opportunities for members, including leadership training, career counseling, and mentoring.
Who can join the GBA?
Any licensed to practice law in Georgia may join the GBA. Law students and law school graduates who have not yet passed the bar exam may also join as Student Members.
How can I join the GBA?
You can join the GBA online at the GBA website. For more information, please visit the "Membership" section of the website.
What is the cost of GBA membership?
GBA membership dues vary depending on your membership type and years of experience. For more information on dues rates, please visit the "Membership" section of the GBA website.
What is the Georgia Bar Association?
The Georgia Bar Association (GBA) is a voluntary organization of lawyers licensed to practice law in Georgia. It was founded in 1883 to promote justice and the rule of law, to improve the quality of legal services, and to support the professional development of lawyers.
