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FBA Membership Renewal Process All FBA Memberships Will Run October 1St to OCT September 30Th, with a Single Dues Season at the Same Time Every Year Volume 67, Issue 3 UPDATE: FBA Membership Renewal Process All FBA memberships will run October 1st to OCT September 30th, with a single dues season at the same time every year. To better serve our members the Federal Bar Association has converted its membership period from anniversary date to a set calendar year. This change will allow chapters, sections, and divisions to focus on renewals at a single time of year, and then concentrate on enhancing membership value for the remainder. It is our goal to have all current members on the same membership cycle starting October 1, 2021. What This Means for Members ü Easy to remember universal dues deadline ü Firm/Organization billing option for employers ü Upcoming auto-renew and auto-pay features will make renewals even easier What You Can Expect Now ü Your next renewal notice will be delivered as usual ü Renewal invoice amounts will be adjusted to get all Please visit members to a 9/30/2021 expiration date www.fedbar.org/ ü Uninterrupted service from your local chapter, your membership for full details. sections and divisions, and the national office Federal Bar Association 1220 North Fillmore St., Suite 444 Arlington, VA 22201 (571) 481-9100 [email protected] FBARenewalAd-2020_2.indd 1 4/3/20 2:33 PM Volume 67, Issue 3 EDITORIAL BOARD Editor in Chief Andrew Doyle [email protected] Immediate Past Editor in Chief Rachel Hughey [email protected] May/June 2020: Immigration Law Associate Editor James W. Satola [email protected] Managing Editor Lynne G. 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Haugsby Veterans and Military Law Frank J. McGovern Walter Kroptavich Fourth Circuit Younger Lawyers Kacy L. Hunt Adine S. Momoh Hannah Rogers Metcalfe 2 • THE FEDERAL LAWYER • May/June 2020 President’s Message Building Resilience (and Membership) in a Time of Uncertainty by Christian K. Adams This unprecedented time is difficult for us all. We are same renewal deadline. Employers will also enjoy the used to having the capacity to plan well in advance with a benefit of paying FBA membership renewal with a sin- level of certainty and relative ease. It is difficult to accept, gle payment as we recognized that the anniversary cycle even after months of quarantine and restriction, that we can be burdensome if a firm’s accounting department is cannot say for sure what the conditions will be in the managing multiple memberships throughout the year. coming months. The difficulty this presents for near-term The universal membership renewal cycle will not planning is universal and common to us all—families, only allow the bar to budget and plan for the coming businesses, governments, courts, and schools are labor- year but it will also provide members with the assurance Christian K.
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