For some academics, researching, writing, editing and publishing a scholarly piece of work can take months, if not years, of painstaking effort, diligent commitment and rage-inducing frustration. In December, Andrew Perlman, the... Read more »
Judicial watchdog group Fix the Court is out there doing the hard work of combing through federal judicial financial disclosures so you don’t have to. And you need to know what they’ve... Read more »
(Photo of Stacy Butler by Bob Torrez/ABA Journal) When Stacy Butler, the director of the Innovation for Justice Program, is asked if she will ever practice law again, she doesn’t hesitate to... Read more »
(Photo of Josh Blandi and his dog, Olivia, by Jeff Berting/ABA Journal) As the co-founder of CountryWide Debt Relief, Josh Blandi targeted a specific group of consumers who were struggling financially amid... Read more »
(Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) On Tuesday, August 15, less than 24 hours after being indicted in Georgia for his role in the plot to steal the state’s 16 presidential electors in... Read more »
Zachariah DeMeola created a holistic way for law students to find where they fit into the profession
(Photo of Zachariah DeMeola by bettyclicker/ABA Journal) Zachariah DeMeola, senior director of strategic initiatives with the Law School Admission Council, has spent a lot of time stressing the importance of lawyers developing... Read more »
It Says Here You Lectured In Hawaii?: Supreme Court judges aren’t the only ones getting free vacations. Nothing Says Accountability Like Quitting: Judge retires to avoid judicial committee. This Law Student Is... Read more »
(Photo of Courtroom5 founders Debra Sloane, left, and Sonja Ebron by Randy Piland/ABA Journal) Even though Courtroom5 co-founder Sonja Ebron has a PhD in electrical engineering, she still felt out of her... Read more »
(Photo by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! As part of the bond agreement signed by Donald Trump’s attorneys in... Read more »
(Photo of Natalie Anne Knowlton by Elevate Photography/ABA Journal) When states consider law firm ownership and limited law practice by nonlawyers, a common attorney criticism is that such regulation changes will create... Read more »