Member Services

Law Office Management Assistance Program
The Law Office Management Assistance Program is designed to assist lawyers increase the quality of legal services they provide to their clients. The goal is to provide resources to attorneys to assist them with their practice. The Louisiana State Bar Association's Law Office Management Assistance Program offers at this time a Lending Library, Online Resource Links and Online Publications for review.

The Lending Library offers a host of books on various topics to assist a young attorney as well as a seasoned attorney wishing to improve his or her practice. Online Publications include the Practice Aid Guide and other articles and checklists to assist an attorney in today's environment manage his or her practice.

Please be advised that LOMAP offers various Lunch and Learn Programs and an annual Solo and Small Firm Conference. Information regarding these programs is posted on the LSBA.org web site and e-mailed to members via LSBA Today. For additional information you can contact Professional Programs Counsel Eric Barefield

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LSBA/TechnoLawyer Partnership Offers Free Services to Bar Members
The LSBA has partnered with TechnoLawyer , an online resource with more than 13,000 members in which legal professionals can share their knowledge and experiences with their peers and access volumes of archived articles and information to assist with technology in the practice of law. TechnoLawyer has now made its entire archive of information available to LSBA's membership at no charge. TechnoLawyer is the leading online resource for legal technology and practice management information, including product reviews, lawyer-to-lawyer tech support and a variety of other helpful information.

The Louisiana State Bar Association is proud to offer Fastcase
Fastcase is a free web based legal research program available to all active members. The program provides online access to millions of cases, statutes and regulations via the American Law Library. Users can search all jurisdictions at one time, resulting in the most often cited references from the database. Inquires can be made using keywords, Boolean phrases and citations. Fastcase also features dual-column printing and hyperlinked citations.