ABA Journal Weekly Newsletter

Weekly Newsletter
Friday, March 21, 2025

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EEOC chair requested 'extensive' info from law firms on DEI practices and hiring; did it cross a line?

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Trump calls to impeach US judge, drawing rebuke from Roberts

Meet the federal judge labeled 'radical left lunatic' by Trump, derided by DOJ for 'micromanaged' request

Trump administration can, for now, enforce orders targeting DEI, appeals court says

Generative artificial intelligence is supercharging legal analytics

Judge orders DOGE to stop efforts to dismantle USAID

St. Thomas College of Law falls out of compliance with ABA accreditation standard

5th Circuit judge challenges BigLaw firms' 'institutional bias' in opinion

ABA Day 2025: Advocacy for every lawyer, everywhere

Members Who Inspire: Danny Ortega has advocated for farmworkers and immigrants in Arizona for decades

When policies afford legal professionals discretion, they should choose to be trauma informed

Lawsuits involving Amazon drivers have brought multimillion-dollar verdicts

2 lawyers should be sanctioned after witness 'was tricked' with altered document, special master says

Attorney's 'egregious' conduct warrants disbarment, not suspension, Florida Supreme Court says

Once-homeless University of Chicago law grad getting treatment, hopes to return to law practice

How thinking like an athlete can make you a better lawyer

Peak performance in high-stress environments. It's the goal for the basketball players taking the court during March Madness but just as much for players on a different kind of court. Lawyers can and should learn a lot from elite athletes.

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