Newest Issue - June 2024

Thinking about retirement? Lawyers give advice about money, goals and happiness

Lawyers can have meaningful and fulfilling lives after retirement. However, there are some important steps to take long before leaving a full-time legal career.

Features

• Judging the Judges: State judicial oversight often lacks consistency and transparency
• Lockdown Lessons: What lawyers learned during the pandemic

President's Letter

• ABA's fidelity to diversity is unyielding

Letters

• Letters: Word objections

Inter Alia

• Federal Aviation Administration's chief counsel has fought challenges with resolve
• Law prof's textbook stresses AI ethics
• 10 Questions: Entertainment lawyer and documentarian knows where the good bars are

Practice Matters

• Early career success can come from developing your 'ownership mindset'
• In some lawyers' hands, the lexicographer rule can run amok
• Assignment load for public defenders needs to decrease, says data-based study

The National Pulse

• Federal government warns of an increase in 'scam PACs' as election nears
• Baby Steps: Acceptance of compensated surrogacy widens with Michigan law rewrite

Business of Law

• Court reporters are fighting back against generative AI
• While some firms embrace generative AI tools, others approach with caution
• At ABA Techshow, generative AI tools and how they help lawyers work faster took center stage

ABA Insider

• Coast Guard veteran speaks out for military sexual assault survivors
• Michelle Behnke looks to build community and strengthen the ABA with new strategic plan
• Meet the ABA's newest leadership candidates
• ABA Notices - June-July 2024

Report from Governmental Affairs

• The ABA is committed to judicial independence and championing the courts

Precedents

• June 20, 1981: Guilty verdicts in 'Bayou of Pigs' plot

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