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  • July 21, 2010

    State Bar member benefits: An overview

    July 21, 2010 – Have you wondered what you get for your State Bar membership dues? Visit WisBar to access your guide to exclusive State Bar member benefits. The offerings in this guide represent hundreds of tools and resources specifically designed to help you succeed in your practice, and enrich your career and personal life. Here’s an overview:

    • Practice management and marketing support: Turn to these resources to help you create, improve, and maintain an efficient and profitable practice.

    • Lawyer assistance programs: Success can come at a personal price. Our practical and positive resources can help you address potential issues before they adversely affect the quality of your life and career.

    • Education and publications: Law is an ever-evolving field. Whether you’re concerned about gaining new insights or maintaining your CLE credits, State Bar educational resources are available in a variety of learning formats. From unlimited access to live or on-demand seminars to specialized multiple-day events, or access to a comprehensive library of treatises, systems books, and other publications, these resources save you hours of research and help you stay on top of your game.

    • WisBar.org: With more than 79,000 pages of free content and instant access to Fastcase legal research, legal news and practical analysis, and directories of lawyers and court personnel, make WisBar your first stop for your information needs.

    • Government advocacy: Law isn’t just shaped in the courtroom – the halls of government and arena of public opinion influence the law, too. The State Bar is constantly working to advance the practice of law in all these areas.

    • Leadership opportunities: The State Bar offers numerous opportunities to get involved, while helping influence the direction of the legal practice in Wisconsin. Use these opportunities to gain valuable skills, peer recognition, and leadership experience, and build life-long friendships.

    • Public service: Public service programs and services offer many meaningful ways to give back to the profession and those unable to access affordable legal services.

    • Special savings: Explore your access to many discounted affiliated programs that will help you save money and benefit your practice. With more than 20 programs available – from retirement services to insurance programs to credit card processing and secure online client payment services – it’s worth taking a look.

    However, the State Bar’s service doesn’t end with this guide. If you have a specific question, concern, or request, contact the State Bar at (800) 728-8877 or service@wisbar.org.


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