Education Law,
State Bar & Bar Associations
May 2, 2019
ABA cuts dues in effort to stanch membership decline
The American Bar Association cut dues for members, effective Wednesday, in an effort to reverse a trend of declining membership and revenue.
The American Bar Association cut dues for members, effective Wednesday, in an effort to reverse a trend of declining membership and revenue. The overhaul simplified the dues structure and expanded membership benefits, coinciding with the rollout of a new logo.
The new structure includes five dues brackets based on how long attorneys have been practicing: $75 for those with less than five years; $150 for those practicing five to nine...
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