bar associations
Attorney professional groups
Bar associations are professional organizations for lawyers.
Membership may be voluntary or mandatory—in many U.S. states, attorneys must join the state bar association to practice law.
These organizations regulate admission to the profession, set ethical standards, discipline members, and provide continuing education.
She joined the American Bar Association after passing the exam.
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