John Levi, Joey Jackson, Nancy Hays, and Robert Sims to discuss the purpose and goals of the Legal Services Corporation fundraiser concert at the ABA Annual Meeting 2019.
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Some hypothetical legal quandaries to contemplate.
Lin Chin, Amber Knee, and Jessica Bacher discuss the issue of blighted property found in many US cities and how to get involved to solve the problem.
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Neil F. Nazareth discusses the 2016 whistleblower lawsuit that started it all, how these earplugs have impaired its users, and future litigation.
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Patricia Lee Refo, new president-elect of the American Bar Association, shares her background and talks about current projects at the ABA.
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Judge Joan V. Churchill, Judge Dana Leigh Marks, and Karen Grisez discuss today’s immigration court process, thoughts on how to improve it, and ways lawyers can get involved.
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Fred Alvarez, Jessica James, and Lori Andrus have a discussion about the state of equal pay as to the law, the gender pay gap, and how employers can minimize that issue within their companies.
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Attorneys Eve Hill and Minh Vu discuss website accessibility litigation and how the ADA impacts such cases.
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ABA President-elect Judy Perry Martinez talks about legal issues the ABA plans to resolve and touches on key topics, such as innovation and education, gun violence as well as immigration.
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ABA President Bob Carlson gives the latest on his work as bar president and what’s new at this year’s ABA Annual Meeting.
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Bob Glaves and Jessica Bednarz from The Chicago Bar Foundation talks about the future of the legal profession and attorney regulation.
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A quick hit recap of the top stories in law.
Torey Carter-Conneen, Reid Trautz, and Danielle Polen discuss their efforts to serve members with tech-forward resources that keep up with the rapid changes in immigration law.
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Kyle Courtney, Kim Nayyer, and Todd Melnick discuss the possible implications of SCOTUS’s decision to hear Georgia v. Public.Resource.Org.
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Lawyers watch Mueller very differently.
