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Gunlike hand gesture is disorderly conduct, appeals court says

Courts in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas announce closings for Hurricane Dorian

Texas judge admonished for closing courtroom to protest Kavanaugh confirmation

Inside the Legal Profession: What the industry looks like in 2019

What lawyers earn in 2019

The best places to practice in 2019

The ABA Journal gets a new look and feel

ABA advances the rule of law to assure fairness, justice, and ultimately, our democracy

Letters from our readers

Balance of power: Money and inequity in the judicial system

No magical cure for anxiety, but with persistence, you can train your mind to relax

Lawyer with autism finds her voice

A trusts and estates lawyer unearths his family’s past

10 Questions: This North Carolina litigator reigns as Miss USA

Supreme Court taking on big issues that have been percolating for a while

Pelvic exams performed without patients’ permission spur new legislation

Some states are allowing people and companies to use blockchain to authenticate documents

Jonathan Petts and Rohan Pavuluri joined forces and took on Chapter 7 bankruptcy

For Kirkland junior associates, mock trial program creates court experience

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