APR 26
                      INSURANCE DISCLOSURE


     (a)  Each active member of the Bar Association shall certify annually
in a form approved by the Board of Governors by the date specified by
the form (1) whether the lawyer is engaged in the private practice of
law; (2) if engaged in the private practice of law, whether the lawyer
is currently covered by professional liability insurance; (3) whether
the lawyer intends to maintain insurance during the period of time the
lawyer is engaged in the private practice of law; and (4) whether the
lawyer is engaged in the practice of law as a full-time government
lawyer or is counsel employed by an organizational client and does not
represent clients outside that capacity.  Each lawyer admitted to the
active practice of law who reports being covered by professional
liability insurance shall notify the Bar Association in writing within
30 days if the insurance policy providing coverage lapses, is no longer
in effect or terminates for any reason.

     (b)  The information submitted pursuant to this rule will be made
available to the public by such means as may be designated by the Board
of Governors, which may include publication on the website maintained
by the Bar Association.

     (c)  Any lawyer admitted to the active practice of law who fails
to comply with this rule by the date specified in section (a) may
be ordered suspended from the practice of law by the Supreme
Court until such time as the lawyer complies.  Supplying false
information in response to this rule shall subject the lawyer to
appropriate disciplinary action.


Adopted effective July 1, 2007.