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Johnson Elected NABE Vice PresidentLeah Johnson, assistant executive director of the South Carolina Bar and past NABE Board of Directors member, has been elected to serve as NABE vice president for 2018-19. Leah will subsequently serve as president-elect in 2019-20 and ultimately as president in 2020-21. Terry Hill, division director at The Florida Bar, vied with Leah for the position. NABE appreciates the commitment each made to serving the NABE membership and to supporting the work of bar staff professionals. Congratulations to Leah and thanks to Terry as he completes two years of service on the board. Share Your Expertise with NABEService on a NABE committee, task force, or special project allows members the opportunity to directly support the mission and objectives of the association. Complete the NABE Interest Form to volunteer to give back to your professional association and improve your membership experience!
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'Justice Week' to replace pro bono week
The organized bar must address attacks on the judiciary
Survey says small firm lawyers make $198,000 per year but you don't know who they are
Taking on the system: 'Dreamers' are getting law degrees
Several states weigh ABA anti-discrimination rule
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Judiciary's proposed reforms confront 'power disparities' between judges and employees
The Golden Age of the Legal Entrepreneur - why now and why it matters
Law Schools are failing students of color
Overlooked no more: she followed a trail to Wyoming, then she blazed one
ABA furiously working to craft proposal on lawyers mental health
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A week-long annual celebration of lawyers' pro bono efforts could be replaced with a new event to highlight broader justice issues...
It is a critical time for all citizens, and especially lawyers, to remain vigilant to protect the independence of the judiciary.
Unfortunately, this survey's methodology does not completely address the wide variances of pay in the world of small law.
Relatively few "Dreamers" have completed law degrees, said Sheila Hayre, a visiting law professor at Quinnipiac University...
A proposed professional conduct rule that could subject attorneys to disciplinary action for behavior deemed harassment or discrimination has been hotly debated...
Misconduct in the federal courts is more than "isolated," judiciary working group reports.
Law is seldom associated with entrepreneurs. Lawyers are a cautious bunch focused on precedent, risk containment, and tend to be reactive—not innovative.
Higher debt and lower employment rates create a “justice gap” that’s nearly impossible to escape.
The Western territory made history in 1869 by giving women the right to vote. ... Esther Morris became justice of the peace ... she made history as well.
Ahead of the ABA annual meeting this summer, an ABA working group is debating a proposed resolution to help lawyers and law firms deal with problems of mental illness and impairment.
