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The Federal Bar Association’s Rising Professionals Symposium February 1-2, 2019 in Las Vegas is a conference overflowing with relevant and…

Winning at trial requires implementation of carefully honed skills. If you are a law student, newly admitted attorney or even…

The House Judiciary Committee earlier this fall approved three bills that could dramatically affect the work of the federal courts…

The Federal Bar Association’s Rising Professionals Symposium at the Four Seasons February 1-2, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada features leaders…

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

A federal judge has declared unconstitutional a 40-year-old law that was passed to protect against the separation of American Indian…

“When you walk into federal court as a civil rights lawyer, you tell the judge your name and then you…

A year after news broke of accusations of sexual harassment and assault against film producer Harvey Weinstein, the aftershocks continue…

Native Americans have some of the worst health disparities compared to any other minority group. For example, they suffer from…

The Issues Agenda represents the policy blueprint for the Federal Bar Association’s (FBA) government relations and advocacy efforts. It is…

We are a nation of laws where political leaders peacefully transition the power of government, where disputes about elections are…

From the catwalk to the courtroom, fashion shows are big business and cultivate a kind of creativity and ingenuity that…