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HRLA Membership

All legal practitioners and those involved in law, who are interested in human rights law may join HRLA.

HRLA currently has over 2,000 members including solicitors, barristers, advocates, judges, government lawyers, legal academics, legal executives, in-house lawyers, pupils, trainees and law students.

Membership Benefits

Find out first about upcoming HRLA events

Access to members-only events

Access to our forthcoming free training course for members on the Human Rights Act 1998.

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Corporate Membership

Annually from £100
Law Firm / Chambers

 

Law firm/chambers with fewer than 10 lawyers: £100

Law firm/chambers with 11-50 lawyers: £250

Law firm/chambers with 51 – 200 lawyers: £500

Law firm/chambers with 200+ lawyers: £750


(See form here for more details)

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Individual Membership

Associate Membership
(Trainees, pupils, paralegals, junior academics and government employees):
£15

Junior Membership
(Up to and incl. 5 years since tenancy or qualification):
£20

Full Membership
(Over 5 years since tenancy / qualification and senior academics and government employees):
£35

Senior Membership
(over 10 years since tenancy / qualification):
£50

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NGO/ Student Membership

No annual charge
NGOs / Pupils / Students / Trainees

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If you would like to discuss the benefits of becoming a member of the HRLA, please email the HRLA Administrator via our contact form.

If you qualify for a FREE membership the application form can now be completed online by following the links above.

For Corporate or NGO memberships please complete your form (links can be found above) and return them to the HRLA Administrator by email.

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(Post Only) c/o Avril Rushe, No5 Chambers, 5th Floor, 7 Savoy Court, London WC2R 0EX, United Kingdom

administrator@hrla.org.uk

For all general enquiries, including membership, events and upcoming projects, please email us. Please note that the HRLA is a UK-based members' organisation that does not employ lawyers nor provide legal advice or support. We are therefore unable to assist with enquiries regarding individual cases or provide details of specialist practitioners.

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