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A group of Harvard law students is trying to get rid of mandatory arbitration clauses

Are you harnessing your millennial power?

Keith Lee couldn’t find a place online where lawyers could communicate freely—so he created it

The gentle art of impeaching adversaries

The founders of SimpleCitizen resolve to streamline the immigration process

Lawyer speech triggers both civility and constitutional concerns

Dorna Moini’s software helps legal aid groups and law firms automate users’ form-filling

ABA Medal recipient Dale Minami built a career around inclusion and civil rights for Asian Americans

A seminal 1990s event sparked Colin Starger’s devotion to aiding criminal defendants, inmates

ABA advocacy builds momentum for bipartisan legislation aiding homeless veterans

ABE grant expands services for victims of rape and sexual assault in the military

With Kimball Dean Parker’s tools, people are better able to access the justice system

Cynthia Conti-Cook crunches the numbers to hold NYPD accountable for misconduct

ABA Notices - September

ABA Notices - October

Oct. 2, 1780: John Andre executed

Lawyers, organizations design task-automation software with Jonathan Pyle’s Docassemble

Meet the 2019 Legal Rebels

Mississippi ranks last when it comes to access to justice; Tiffany Graves hopes to change that

Florida Supreme Court posts court closures for Hurricane Dorian

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