Join NNWLA Today!

By joining the Northern Nevada Women Lawyers Association, you make a statement in support of advancing women in the legal profession and demonstrate your commitment to promoting and improving the administration of justice for women in the local community.
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NNWLA provides many benefits to members – we offer free and reduced priced continuing legal education courses for members, networking opportunities, the possibility of advancing your professional visibility through leadership positions, the ability to publish articles in the monthly newsletter, and more.

NNWLA memberships run on a calendar year – your membership will need to be renewed each January.

Membership Pricing: 
  • Recent Admittee* to the Nevada Bar: FREE for the first year
  • Fewer than 2-years practice in Nevada: $50.00
  • Government Attorney: $50.00
  • Retired Attorney/ Non-lawyer: $50.00
  • More than 2-years practice in Nevada: $75.00
  • Sustaining Member**: $125.00


*This includes those who passed either the February or August 2021 bar exams. 

**Consider joining NNWLA as a sustaining member. Sustaining members are vital to the continued success of NNWLA and we greatly appreciate the contribution of our sustaining members. These members are recognized each year for their continued support!  

​To become a member or renew your membership, please:

1) Provide NNWLA with pertinent information via our
GOOGLE FORM.
2) Pay your dues by PayPal, below, or send us a check! 
Type of Membership
Name of Member
Member's Email Address
To pay membership dues by check, send your check to:
Attn: Jocelyn Ostomel
P.O. Box 40953
Reno, NV 89504
3) If you do not receive an email from us within 1 week following payment, please send us an email at nnwla.communications@gmail.com. 
NNWLA's mission is to advance women in the legal profession, maintain the honor and integrity of the profession, promote and improve the administration of justice, and encourage a spirit of friendship and trust among our members.
Upcoming Events

February 26: "It's Not Me, It's Them": Blind spots in the criminal and juvenile justice system
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​March: Weekly mentorship sessions on select topics