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Many
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KADC membership is open to
individuals who:
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apply for membership, you may submit a print APPLICATION.
If you are a law student and are interested in joining KADC, please
Click Here for a student
application. In all cases, your dues should be remitted separately by mail to the KADC
address below: Kansas Association of
Defense Counsel
825 S. Kansas Ave., Suite 500
Topeka, KS 66612 |
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There are
three Dues categories:
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For members who have been admitted to the Bar five
years or more, annual dues are $190.00 per year.
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For members who have been admitted
to the Bar less than five years, annual dues are $100.00 per year.
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For members who Government
attorneys, annual dues are $100.00 per year.
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Student
$20.00 per year. Click Here for a
Law Student Application for membership.
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Being a member of KADC allows you to take
advantage of benefits such as:
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Continuing
legal education.
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Legislative
updates during the session.
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A
quarterly newsletter to keep you abreast of legal changes and events in
Kansas.
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Amicus
Briefs.
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Weekly
emails with hotlinks to Supreme Court and Court of Appeals published
opinions; and future dockets.
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Weekly posting
on the KADC website of unpublished Supreme Court
and Court of Appeals opinions. You will need a logon and password to get into the opinions.
If you have forgotten the logon and password, email Amy Schlink at
amy@kadc.org.
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Moderated,
secure listserve where you can exchange information with your peers
regarding expert witnesses and
other issues.
To join your KADC list serve go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kadclistserve/
or email Scott and he will add you to the group.
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Representation
to the Defense Research Institute (DRI).
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One year free
membership in DRI for new KADC members who have never been a member of
DRI
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With
both KADC and DRI membership you have the opportunity for exchange of ideas
with some of the best attorneys in the state, region and nation.
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