Tag:American Bar Association

ABA Legal Industry Profile Spotlights Diversity on Federal Bench

The report spotlighted diversity on the federal bench, which still has a long way to go, but is becoming more representative of the U.S.

Americans Divided on Bias in Justice System, Agree on Changes to Voting Process

Americans remain divided based on age and race about whether there is bias in the justice system, according to an annual ABA survey.

The Trailblazer Behind the Trailblazer Award

There aren’t many Colorado lawyers who haven’t heard of Mary Lathrop — her legal career paved the way for thousands of women to follow in the profession.

ABA and RMIAN Connect Denver Families on Immigration Court’s ‘Dedicated Docket’ with Pro Bono Representation

The ABA and RMIAN hope to make finding representation easier for those facing expedited asylum proceedings with a new pro bono portal.

Law School Debt Delays Life Milestones, According to Survey

A new survey reveals law school debt has caused many borrowers to delay life milestones and detour away from careers in public service.

No More Remote Bar Exams, So Long as COVID Stays Low

Remote bar exams look to disappear in the future, as the National Conference of Bar Examiners released guidance stating that future bar exams will be conducted in-person and on paper — COVID and public health concerns permitting.

ABA Offers Ethics Advice on Criticism

The ABA has recently issued ethics counseling that advises lawyers not to respond to online criticism, counter to Colorado guidance

ABA Offers Ethics Advice on Criticism

The ABA has recently issued ethics counseling that advises lawyers not to respond to online criticism, counter to Colorado guidance