Program members of NLADA include organizations and offices providing either civil legal aid or public defense services to low-income individuals. These programs include national, state and local civil legal aid programs, public defender programs, public interest groups, pro bono programs, assigned counsel or contract law offices, law school clinics, social service organizations, bar associations, IOLTA programs, corporate legal departments and law firms.

Individual members include civil legal aid advocates and indigent defense lawyers, bar association leaders and staff, private practice attorneys, judges, law school clinicians and faculty, pro se facilitators, paralegals, investigators, clients, law students and private citizens who support NLADA's mission.

NLADA is proud to be the oldest and largest national, nonprofit membership association devoting 100 percent of its resources to serving the broad equal justice community. NLADA supports its members' vital work by providing first-rate products and services, including legislative and public policy advocacy, training, technical assistance, publications, and professional insurance.

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If you have any questions concerning your membership, contact Jane Ribadeneyra.