About NLA

NATIONAL LAWYERS ASSOCIATION is a professional trade association. National Lawyers Association is an organization for attorneys who do not want their bar association taking stands on issues without their prior approval. National Lawyers Association follows a policy of non-involvement in political issues. The bylaws of the National Lawyers Association provide in part for the prior approval of two-thirds of the entire membership, not just the voting members, before the adoption of public policy positions. National Lawyers Association is a national bar association, organized to improve the image of the legal profession, to advance legal institutions and respect for the law, and to educate the public.

Some advantages of joining National Lawyers Association are:

• Immediate leadership opportunities in legal sections & committees
• Online research capability
• "Virtual Office" opportunities
• Membership benefits & services
• Lawyer Referral Service

National Lawyers Association is a national bar association and is a 501(c)(6) trade association. National Lawyers Association has members in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and abroad. In order to join National Lawyers Association, you need not resign from any other bar association.

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