The Florida Justice Association passionately believes that all Floridians benefit when deserving individuals have a fair chance to seek justice in our state’s courts and that Florida’s consumers are made safer when large corporations and industries are held to a high ethical standard and accept fair responsibility for their actions. We are the only statewide professional association dedicated to trial attorneys and their clients in the entire state, representing thousands of individual members and providing a voice on behalf of countless patients and consumers inside the Florida Legislature.
If providing your clients with the best representation possible is important to you, you cannot afford to be without the information and support that FJA membership provides. The Florida Justice Association is the number one resource you can rely on for the education, skills, resources, and important information you need to stay ahead!
ATTORNEY
- FJA Journal
- Reading File
- Eligible to Apply for TLEL (Trial Lawyer Email List)
- Specialized Email Discussion Groups
- Access to the FJA Virtual Law Office
- Networking Opportunities
- Online Directory & Profile
- CLE Member Pricing
- Many other Benefits...
| Regular: 1st Year in Practice | $199 |
| Regular: 1-2 Years in Practice | $300 |
| Regular: 2-3 Years in Practice | $350 |
| Regular: 3-4 Years in Practice | $500 |
| Regular: 4-5 Years in Practice | $599 |
| Regular: Over 5 Years in Practice | $799 |
| Regular: President’s Club | $850 |
| Regular: Sustaining Member | $875 |
| Regular: Retired/Part-Time | $225 |
| Regular: Public Sector Attorney | $149 |
PARALEGAL/LEGAL ASSISTANT
- FJA Journal
- Paralegal Email Discussion Group
- Networking Opportunities
- Online Directory & Profile
- CLE Member Pricing
- Many other Benefits...
STUDENT MEMBER
- FJA Journal
- Access to FJA Website
- Networking Opportunities
- Online Directory & Profile
- CLE Member Pricing
- Many other Benefits...
CITIZEN MEMBER
- Amplify your Voice on Issues
- Enrollment in Advocacy Institute (if you Qualify)
- Op-Ed, Media Interviews, and Meet Florida Lawmakers
- Free Subscription to The Consumer Alliance
- Complimentary Civil Justice List Server
- Discounts at Office Depot
Regular Member
Any person who is licensed to practice law in any country, state or jurisdiction and who is a member in good standing of The Florida Bar; who is of good moral character and does certify and state that in his or her own personal practice less than forty percent of his or her work load involves the defense of insurance companies or their insured, manufacturers, governmental entities, transportation companies, public utilities or any defendant in a personal injury or wrongful death matter.
This class of member shall have the right to vote or hold office in the Association.
Out of State MemberAny person who meets the requirements of a Regular Member but is not a member of The Florida Bar, may nevertheless become a member of the Association if they are a member in good standing of the Bar of any state or territory or the District of Columbia. Out-of-State members shall not have the right to vote or hold office in the Association.
Any person who is licensed to practice law in any country, state or jurisdiction and who is a member in good standing of The Florida Bar; who is of good moral character and does certify and state that in his or her own personal practice less than forty percent of his or her work load involves the defense of insurance companies or their insured, manufacturers, governmental entities, transportation companies, public utilities or any defendant in a personal injury or wrongful death matter. Affiliate members shall not have the right to vote or hold office in the Association.
To join the FJA as an affiliate member, please contact the FJA via email or call (850) 521-1093.
Any person who is engaged as an auxiliary to the practice of law for a current regular member of the Association, adheres to the objectives of this association and to the qualifications of such membership, is of good moral character.
Paralegal/Legal Assistant members shall not be eligible to vote or hold office in the Association.
A law student engaged in a course of study at a law school shall be eligible for student membership if he or she is of good moral character.
Student members shall not have the right to vote or hold office.
A person not engaged in the practice of law but ascribing to the objectives and goals of the Association, adhering to high standards of ethics shall be eligible to become a Citizen member.
Citizen members shall not be eligible to vote or hold office in the Association.