LCJ members experience a wide variety of benefits, including access to two annual meetings featuring numerous panels and nationally recognized policy makers and practitioners. Past speakers have included members of Congress, distinguished judges and other opinion leaders who have discussed the latest developments in civil justice reform.
Our members also receive access to a united advocacy voice, rapid response system, an online library with almost 30 years worth of information on key civil justice issues, an extensive volunteer network and continuing legal education credits.
MEMbers
LCJ Membership is comprised of three categories - defense bar organizations, law firms and corporations.
The defense bar organizations include DRI, the leading organization of defense attorneys and in-house counsel, IADC, a prestigious association of corporate and insurance defense attorneys, and FDCC, a group of recognized leaders in the defense legal community.
Our Corporate Members are some of the most highly recognized names in the corporate world and represent a wide range of industries including pharmaceuticals, insurance, manufacturing, and more. LCJ’s select group of Associate Members are some of the most accomplished firms in the defense community and come to us from over 40 states and 3 countries.
For more information on becoming a member please visit join LCJ.
The defense bar organizations include DRI, the leading organization of defense attorneys and in-house counsel, IADC, a prestigious association of corporate and insurance defense attorneys, and FDCC, a group of recognized leaders in the defense legal community.
Our Corporate Members are some of the most highly recognized names in the corporate world and represent a wide range of industries including pharmaceuticals, insurance, manufacturing, and more. LCJ’s select group of Associate Members are some of the most accomplished firms in the defense community and come to us from over 40 states and 3 countries.
For more information on becoming a member please visit join LCJ.
