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September 14, 2017

What the YLD Does for You

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Published in Bench & Bar

The Kentucky Bar Association is home to some of the best and brightest young lawyers in the country. The Kentucky Bar Association also prides itself as having one of the most active and robust Young Lawyers Divisions. Membership in the Kentucky Bar Association Young Lawyers Division (“YLD”) is open to any Kentucky attorney who is forty years of age or younger, or who has practiced law ten or fewer years. Annual membership dues for the YLD are only $20.

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