Membership application

Name *

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What type of membership are you applying for? *

Corporate membership – open to law firms of good standing which regularly represent claimants in group litigation and collective proceedings.
Individual membership – available to lawyers, experts or academics who have a demonstrable interest in, or acting for, claimants in group litigation or collective redress.
Associate membership – any entity that works with a person or entity that would be eligible for Corporate or Individual membership. Please note, Associate members are unable to vote in General Meetings.

If you are applying on behalf of an organisation, the organisation’s name

Professional address *

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Correspondence address

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If you are applying on behalf of a firm, please indicate if you are a: *

Other (please specify)

Are you regulated by the SRA / the Law Society of Scotland / the Law Society of Ireland? *

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Do you have an office in the UK?

What percentage of your business is derived from group actions or collective proceedings? *

What percentage of these cases are you acting for the claimants? *

How do you qualify for Individual Membership? *

I am a qualified solicitor / barrister / European lawyer / foreign lawyer (delete as appropriate), who has experience acting on behalf of claimants in the field of group litigation and collective proceedings
I am an expert or other service provider who regularly works with firms who are of good standing which regularly represents claimants in group litigation and collective proceedings
I am an expert or other service provider who regularly works with qualified solicitors / barristers / European lawyers / foreign lawyers who have expertise in this area
I am an academic or writer with a significant and demonstrable research interest in group litigation and collective proceedings.

I agree to CORLA's: *