BECOME A MEMBER
Why join?
Whether you are an aspiring barrister or solicitor, current legal professional or practitioner, our membership can benefit you.
If you are looking to get into the legal profession, we offer a series of development and networking opportunities.
If you are already practising, we can offer you a platform to pursue your diversity and inclusion aims, along with the opportunity of connecting with established and prominent legal professionals, law societies and bar associations.
You do not have to be neurodivergent to join us.
Membership includes*:
- Opportunities from allied organisations
- Members-only events and projects e.g. networking and CV clinics
- Priority attendance of select events
- Attendance of the AGM and contribution to policy ideas for the next year
- A monthly 'catch up' newsletter
- Content creation opportunities
- Access to our LinkedIn Members Network
- Members-only recordings of select events
- Neurodiversity in Law volunteer opportunities
*Benefits are subject to availability/eligibility and may change without notice.
Our membership categories:
To be eligible you must be:
- Enrolled on an undergraduate or postgraduate course, including vocational courses e.g. LPC/SQE/BPC.
You must sign up with your university email address. Otherwise, your application will be automatically rejected.
Paid Forward Memberships are free one year memberships for students who would otherwise be unable to afford membership. Apart from being free, a Paid Forward Membership is identical to a Student Membership.
To be eligible you must:
- enrolled on an undergraduate or postgraduate course (including vocational courses such as LPC/SQE/BPC)
and
- be in financial need i.e. otherwise not be able to afford a year’s student membership.
You must sign up with your university email address. Otherwise, your application will be automatically rejected.
Paid Forward Memberships are subject to availability and offered on a first come first served basis. We do not ask for any financial details apart from the relevant declaration on the joining form.
If you’re a trainee paralegal, a pupil barrister, a trainee/apprentice solicitor, or in some other form of ‘on the job’ legal training, this is the membership for you.
Practitioners, including (but not limited to): solicitors, barristers, legal executives, judges, paralegals, clerks, legal assistants and legal secretaries.
We also welcome members who work in non-legal sectors.
Members of Neurodiversity in Law’s Executive Committee.
Champions and Partners of Neurodiversity in Law.
All memberships are for 12 months.
Pay it Forward
You can ‘pay it forward’ by donating the cost of a Student membership. This will enable a student in financial need to benefit from free membership for a year.
‘Pay it forward’ donations can be made:
- when you sign up as a member;
- when you renew your membership;
- in the Member Store;
- on our donate page.