ABA Journal

Our Winter 2026 ABA Journal magazine is here! Read about navigating complex water laws, meet our 2026 Legal Rebels, and learn how introverts and extroverts can make great work teams. Become an ABA member to unlock access to this premium content at ABAJournal.com/magazine.

May It Please the Court: How do judges use generative AI? ow.ly/7Bxc50XOp9T #legaltech #BusinessofLaw @amandasrobert

Federal judges speak out about threats becoming "ordinary." ow.ly/BPug50YwZTl

Lawyer among 3 people charged in alleged attack on 2 Jewish men. ow.ly/Wsif50YwZ09 @amandasrobert

Fake lawyer who used real bar number to practice law pleads guilty. ow.ly/SSw550YwWGo

California considers mandatory AI training for law students. ow.ly/3QG850YwUh6 #legaltech #legaleducation

Considering their different habits, introverts and extroverts can make great work teams. ow.ly/LnbP50XRfWa #interalia @annaStolleyP

Hot salsa lawsuit has some kick to it. youtube.com/shorts/O3ZTlMC… @KevDavis

A higher education group’s lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s mass revocation of international student visas can go forward, a federal judge in Boston ruled. news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-re…

The Metropolitan Transit Authority and subsidiary Long Island Railroad are free of lawsuit alleging they impermissibly fired an assistant conductor who made conservative TikTok videos in uniform for his Jan. 6-related activities. news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-re…

Families of U.S. civilians and service members killed or wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan allege in a lawsuit that telecommunications giant Ericsson made protection payments to al-Qaida and the Islamic State group, helping to fund the terrorist groups' efforts to kill and kidnap Americans. law360.com/articles/24553…

The Trump administration launched a fresh attack on Harvard University with a complaint claiming the university has allowed antisemitism to go unchecked on campus, violating Jewish students' rights. law360.com/articles/24556…

With contributions from renowned experts from around the country, "Leading Cases in Administrative Law" provides an accessible introduction to, along with fresh insights into, the leading judicial decisions on federal administrative law. Available now at bit.ly/46VGcGo.

Federal judges speak out about threats becoming "ordinary." ow.ly/xpIJ50YwZPk

Lawyer among 3 people charged in alleged attack on 2 Jewish men. ow.ly/FxpT50YwYYh @amandasrobert

Fake lawyer who used real bar number to practice law pleads guilty. ow.ly/1axW50YwWFJ

California considers mandatory AI training for law students. ow.ly/vKSR50YwUe0 #legaltech #legaleducation

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that an evangelical Christian preacher and antiabortion activist can sue a Mississippi city for arresting him for protesting outside of a designated area in what he argued was a violation of his free speech rights. wapo.st/4bnU1QE

Breaking news: The Justice Department sued Harvard University, accusing the school of not doing enough to protect Jewish and Israeli students from harassment, the latest effort by the Trump administration to challenge the Ivy League institution. wapo.st/47coui7

BREAKING: The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously found that a street preacher convicted of violating a Mississippi city's rule governing public protests can use a federal civil rights lawsuit to challenge the constitutionality of the law used to convict him. law360.com/articles/24275…

The "2025 Annual Review of Antitrust Law Developments" summarizes developments during 2025 in the courts, at the agencies, and in Congress. Available now at bit.ly/4uqEvLd. @abaantitrust