Members Reviewed the Connecticut Bar Association—And Here's What They Have to Say
CBA members discussed how the association benefits them and meets their needs and also explored where improvements could be made.
August 20, 2021 at 02:21 PM
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Bar AssociationsWith numerous statewide and regional affinity and national bar associations to choose from, many members of the 8,500-person Connecticut Bar Association say the statewide bar does a good job of keeping and attracting members in providing networking opportunities, up-to-date relevant information for attorneys, and has well-established lobbyists working on their behalf at the Legislative Office Building.
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