The American Bar Association calls on the United States to reverse its decision not to participate in its upcoming Universal Periodic Review (UPR) before the United Nations Human Rights Council. This ...

The American Bar Association (ABA) recently documented more than a dozen reports nationwide of individuals fraudulently posing as immigration attorneys who work for the ABA. The documented cases follo ...

The American Bar Association firmly maintains that judicial independence is vital to preserving the integrity of our system of justice. Efforts to intimidate or remove judges for their lawful decision ...

Washington Post foreign affairs columnist David Ignatius, and Glenn Gerstell, senior advisor at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, led a discussion on Nov. 13 about the rule of law, n ...

You, the law student, matter. It is okay that you will not be okay from time-to-time while in law school; this mental health guide is the result of efforts from hundreds of individuals around the ...

Health law can be a challenging, satisfying and influential career path for attorneys choosing it as a specialty. As a critical component to the efficient and fair delivery of healthcare within the ...

Wide-ranging criminal justice topics, including racial justice, white collar crime, trial practice and tactics, human rights, artificial intelligence, women in criminal justice, mental health, ...

On June 11th, 2024, the the New York State Child Welfare Court Improvement Project with the Lived Experience Advisory Group (LEAG) for Child Welfare and Family Court Practices, hosted a live program ...

Pro bono work is a professional responsibility and an individual ethical commitment of each lawyer. The Committee launched the National Celebration of Pro Bono in 2009 because of the increasing need ...

Resilience in legal leadership is a dynamic discipline that drives excellence, fosters adaptability, promotes self-care, cultivates purpose, and fosters connection.