General Interest - page 4

Article III of the United States Constitution is the federal judiciary’s oracle: The judicial Power of the United States shall…

“Necessity is the mother of invention. We’re homebound, and as a result, what we’re doing is not just learning about…

Judge Newman and Judge Calabrese, and Judge Knepp Nominated to Ohio District Judgeships Congratulations to FBA members Judge Michael J….

During my senior year of high school, I was only one of five women in a competitive class on genetics….

Immigration has been a touchstone of the U.S. political debate for decades, but now more than ever, the topic is…

This is part of the Ethics Committee’s regular series of Ethics Minutes for federal litigators and others – what to…

Art is breathtakingly powerful but who and what protects that power? For artists and the lawyers who counsel them, an…

The modernization of putting cameras in cell phones allows anyone capable of capturing images the ability to produce an untold…

The art trade is not immune to money laundering.​ Criminals use art for money laundering on an international level. Traditionally,…

A growing number of federal appellate courts have decided that Title VII’s prohibition against sex discrimination expressly covers lesbian, gay,…

It is with great enthusiasm, energy, and excitement that I begin my term as national president of the Federal Bar…

Who are your mentors? In a career of any length, the odds are that you will have more than one….