Last month, the American Bar Association agreed on a radical shake-up of its membership dues to get more representation from solo attorneys, the segment of the bar that is most acutely feeling the effects of a bad economy. Under a structure that will take effect this summer, solos will receive discounts of up to 50 percent. But it's not clear how successful the ABA incentives will be, as solo attorneys weigh things like the value of membership in a national bar organization versus more localized ones.
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ABA Cuts Dues to Lure Solos, But Will It Work?
The Connecticut Law Tribune
March 5, 2010
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