Some associations obtain discounts on books, services and new technology. Members can use the site as a marketing tool that explains the network's goals and benefits. It also is a good tool for internal postings of information, such as bulletin boards members can refer to for updates, conference information and referral opportunities. Most networks base their minimum size requirements and dues on firm fee revenues. Some also charge dues based on the number of firm partners.
Dues can be significant, depending on association needs.
We currently are represented in 45 regions throughout the world. Some of our members have satellite offices in smaller cities that also represent the network. For example, my firm has an office in Gloversville, New York. Also, members must Have passed peer review. Participate in committees and attend conferences.