Toggle navigation
My ABA
Events
CLE Marketplace
Shop ABA
Member Directory
Join
Log In
News
Latest News
Topics
Features
Latest Issue
Podcasts
Asked and Answered
Legal Rebels
Modern Law Library
Columnists
Advocacy
Bryan Garner on Words
Intersection
On Well-Being
Mind Your Business
My Path to Law
Storytelling
Supreme Court Report
Your Voice
Adam Banner
Ari Kaplan
Erwin Chemerinsky
Marcel Strigberger
Nicole Black
Susan Smith Blakely
Members Who Inspire
Submit
Home
Magazine
Newest Issue
Newest Issue - November 2011
Despite Globalization, Lawyers Find New Barriers to Practicing Abroad
Features
The Battle on the Home Front: Special Courts Turn to Vets to Help Other Vets
The Next Chapter: Municipalities Are Using Chapter 9 to Fend Off Creditors
President's Letter
A Debt of Gratitude: ABA Pledges to Help Veterans in Overcoming Legal Obstacles
Letters
Letters: Rebel-Rousers
The National Pulse
Thrown for a Loss: Retired Players Sue, Claim NFL Hid Brain Damage Info
Patchwork Partnering: States Can't Agree on the Legal Status of Same-Sex Couples
Business of Law
Safe in the Cloud? Online Service Risks Need Care and Coverage
Out of the Crowd: Public-Supplied Info Gains Ground in Courts
PIN It Down: Hacking Scandals Pinpoint Security Risks
Softening Market? Practice-Based Applications Are Taking a Hit
Let's Make a Deal: Small Firms Find Big Deals on Office Space
In the Judgment Trade: Law Student's Website Helps Bring in the Cash
Report from Governmental Affairs
ABA Support for a Proposal to Reduce Immigration Cases Finally Pays Off
Precedents
November 7, 1916: Jeannette Rankin Heads to Congress
Opening Statements
Zoinks! There's a Lawyer Wearing Spandex!
A New Newark: Rekindling Hope with New Community Courts
The XXX Factor: New Domain Names Could Lead to Trademark Problems for Businesses
Crime or Protest? Hacking Groups Pose Nettlesome Legal Issues
Legal Road Trip: Las Vegas
No Debating It: Northwestern Debate Team Featured in Documentary
A Building Gets His Name: University of Florida Law School Honors Stephen N. Zack
Supreme Court Report
Sky-High Spy: With GPS Probing, the Zone of Privacy Is Getting Even Smaller
McElhaney on Litigation
No Laughing Matter: Failing the Giggle Test Might Leave You Crying
Your ABA
In Defense of the Courts: Symposium Finds No Easy Way to Fund Courts
A Long, Hot Summer: Section to Pose New Questions About Law Grad Employment
Ethics 20/20 Commission Hones Proposals Going to the ABA House of Delegates
ABA Announcements
Lawyers Giving Back
Obiter Dicta
Grave Concerns: Mortuarial Mismanagement Makes Mourners Mad
Advertising
Advertising In This Issue
Recent Issues
2023
|
2022
|
2021
|
2020
|
2019
|
2018
|
2017
|
2016
|
2015
|
2014
|
2013
|
2012
|
2011
|
2010
|
2009
|
2008
|
2007
|
2006
|
2005
|
2004
Read the Digital Edition >>
Subscribe to the magazine >>
Aug 2023
Sci-Fact: Futuristic films have gotten some things right about tech law challenges
Featured Stories
Shadow Foster Care
Doing Their Homework
Most Read
2 partners 'repeatedly hounded' attorney, making her job impossible, $20M sexual harassment suit says
Lawyer suspended for trying to attend 2 online CLE programs at once
David Boies' high hourly fees pale in comparison to request by lawyers suing Tesla
Lawyer's 'dogged efforts' led to scientific discovery that could help with chronic fatigue
Federal prosecutor's office in rural Oklahoma struggles to hire attorneys for spiking caseloads
Latest featured news ...
Topics: Career & Practice
Federal prosecutor's office in rural Oklahoma struggles to hire attorneys for spiking caseloads
Complete list of topics ...
Choose a topic to explore ...
Career & Practice
Constitutional Law
Contracts
Corporate Law
Criminal Justice
Education Law
Ethics
latest
Entertainment & Sports Law
Family Law
Federal Government
Bryan Garner on Words
Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction
Health Law
Law Schools
Litigation
Media & Communications Law
Medical Malpractice
Practice Management
Practice Technology
Public Interest
Real Estate & Property Law
Question of the Week
Supreme Court
Technology
Tort Law
White Collar Crime
Your Voice
On Better Terms: What should we do with 'nonlawyer'?
Articles and commentary ...
Podcasts
What is the future of remote working in the law firm world?
More podcasts ...
Copyright 2023 American Bar Association. All rights reserved.