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A former Tenth Circuit judge once remarked that to an appellate judge, the standard of review “is everything.” Judge Deanell R. Tacha, former Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit,

The American Bar Association is making a huge difference in the lives of North Carolina residents impacted by Hurricane Helene, thanks to volunteers working with the Young Lawyers Division Disaster Legal Services program.

Three leading gender equity advocates will be honored by the American Bar Association Commission on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity with its 12th annual Stonewall Award at the ABA Midyear Meeting in Phoenix.

By my calculation, there are fewer than a dozen Muslim attorneys in Nevada. As one of those attorneys and the executive director of the American

Recent studies highlight a growing trend of women leaving legal careers, with work-life balance being a major factor. According to a report by Leopard Solutions, 82% of women in top law firms cited a

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The Advisory Committee on Civil Rules has proposed a new rule, Rule 16.1, to guide courts and MDL practitioners. While the rule still has some hurdles to clear before adoption, the framework of the proposal has largely been established after public comment and multiple revisions.

Learn how law firms should and should not engage with technology, the ethical duties around data privacy and data security, and how/if lawyers can use new technologies like ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence programs in their practices.