The ABA is urging Congress to update federal legislation to provide explicit protection for privileged bank materials shared with the newly created Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Taking up a cause promoted by the American Bar Association, the nation’s first lady and defense officials are pushing for increased “license portability” for military spouses who must often move…
Applications have dropped 26 percent at Lincoln Memorial University’s Duncan School of Law since the school was denied provisional accreditation by the ABA’s law school accrediting arm in December.
The ABA moved Wednesday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a Tennessee law school in December after it was denied provisional accreditation by the association’s law school accrediting arm.
In the aftermath of a terrible tragedy, observers are wondering what, if anything, could have been done to prevent two boys, ages 5 and 7, from dying along with their…
The ABA has weighed in on an issue of concern to disability rights advocates—access to public accommodations by individuals with disabilities who use service animals.
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