CLLA Life Membership
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Celebrating a Legacy:
Transitioning to Life Membership
In alignment with the esteemed Constitution of the Commercial Law League of America, a remarkable opportunity awaits our valued members. Upon reaching the distinguished age of 75 and transitioning into retirement from full-time practice, a member who has dedicated 25 years to the League can request to become a life member. This honor not only acknowledges a lifetime of commitment and service but also ensures that the wisdom and experience of seasoned professionals continue to enrich our community. A written request is all it takes to celebrate your legacy and remain an integral part of the League’s vibrant future.
REQUIREMENTS
- Reached the age of 75
- Retired from full-time practice
- Held a CLLA Membership for 25 years
Life members shall be exempt from payment of any further dues. Board of Governors approval is required.
Use These Links To Refer a Colleague to Membership:
Why You Should Join
Network and make new business contacts by joining the CLLA. Being engaged, involved, active and present makes all the difference. Involvement in the CLLA has helped our members to gain new clients, refer work to other members, grow their business and build strong personal relationships. READ MORE
Organization Membership Rates
If your business has two or more employees you qualify for a discount. The more employees you have, the more you save!
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Regional Membership
The CLLA maintains four regional groups: Eastern, Midwestern, Southern, and Western. Each Region maintains its own Executive Council and plan regional meetings throughout the year. They also offer additional local networking opportunities. CLICK HERE to explore CLLA Regions.
Practice Sections
The Commercial Law League Practice Sections address the specialized needs of their respective constituencies. Each section elects its own officers and executive council. Every section also has a representative on the CLLA Board of Governors.
Commercial Law world Magazine
The CLW magazine reports on and discusses the changing and developing commercial collections sector utilizing an editorial board of leading industry insights.
The CLW magazine is a hub of opportunities where key decision makers collaborate with each other, celebrate their successes, and create connections; and, it is FREE with your membership. READ MORE
Association Of Law List Publishers
The Association of Law List Publishers (ALLP), established in 1935, is an organization of the publishers of reference directories which contain names of lawyers handling commercial and consumer debt recovery, bankruptcy and creditors’ rights law matters. The members of the Association continually work to promote the Commercial Law League of America, the triadic system and to enhance the creditors’ rights practices of their listees.
Current Members can save on Renewals… Pass it On!
Colleagues who were members prior to June 1, 2024, or have never been a member qualify as a referral candidate.
Celebrating a Legacy:
Transitioning to Life Membership
In alignment with the esteemed Constitution of the Commercial Law League of America, a remarkable opportunity awaits our valued members. Upon reaching the distinguished age of 75 and transitioning into retirement from full-time practice, a member who has dedicated 25 years to the League can request to become a life member. This honor not only acknowledges a lifetime of commitment and service but also ensures that the wisdom and experience of seasoned professionals continue to enrich our community. A written request is all it takes to celebrate your legacy and remain an integral part of the League’s vibrant future.
REQUIREMENTS
- Reached the age of 75
- Retired from full-time practice
- Held a CLLA Membership for 25 years
Life members shall be exempt from payment of any further dues. Board of Governors approval is required.
Use These Links To Refer a Colleague to Membership:
Why You Should Join
Network and make new business contacts by joining the CLLA. Being engaged, involved, active and present makes all the difference. Involvement in the CLLA has helped our members to gain new clients, refer work to other members, grow their business and build strong personal relationships. READ MORE
Organization Membership Rates
If your business has two or more employees you qualify for a discount. The more employees you have, the more you save!
READ MORE
Regional Membership
The CLLA maintains four regional groups: Eastern, Midwestern, Southern, and Western. Each Region maintains its own Executive Council and plan regional meetings throughout the year. They also offer additional local networking opportunities. CLICK HERE to explore CLLA Regions.
Practice Sections
The Commercial Law League Practice Sections address the specialized needs of their respective constituencies. Each section elects its own officers and executive council. Every section also has a representative on the CLLA Board of Governors.
Commercial Law world Magazine
The CLW magazine reports on and discusses the changing and developing commercial collections sector utilizing an editorial board of leading industry insights.
The CLW magazine is a hub of opportunities where key decision makers collaborate with each other, celebrate their successes, and create connections; and, it is FREE with your membership. READ MORE
Association Of Law List Publishers
The Association of Law List Publishers (ALLP), established in 1935, is an organization of the publishers of reference directories which contain names of lawyers handling commercial and consumer debt recovery, bankruptcy and creditors’ rights law matters. The members of the Association continually work to promote the Commercial Law League of America, the triadic system and to enhance the creditors’ rights practices of their listees.
Current Members can save on Renewals… Pass it On!
Colleagues who were members prior to June 1, 2024, or have never been a member qualify as a referral candidate.
