By: Tasneem Mewa
Sometimes, the prospect of finding the “right” summer job can seem far-off, especially if you’ve been searching for months. However, given the increasingly dynamic nature of a legal career, sometimes the search itself can be just as
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In the dynamic literary world, writers face a multitude of challenges, with scams and predatory practices emerging as significant threats to their creative endeavors. One insidious form of deception that has garnered notoriety is the
CBA TV has a brand new “You and the Law” episode available on YouTube that examines free speech on college campuses regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict.
The episode provides an overview of First Amendment issues regarding Israel-Palestine on college campuses and
By: Hannah Werner
Last year, American Bar Association’s Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar began modifying the accreditation process to allow for law schools that are entirely online. Though there are few accredited online
A Grand Celebration at Union Station Set for Friday, May 10
Founded in 1874, the Chicago Bar Association (CBA) is one of the oldest and most active metropolitan bar associations in the United States. During its 150 years of existence,
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The CBA’s Alliance for Women is presenting their annual awards that recognize outstanding women lawyers who have significantly contributed to the advancement of women in the legal profession or other areas, and whose
By Elaina Stevens.
This article was originally published in the March/April Young Lawyers Section Edition of the CBA Record. To read the full article and more on pages 30-31, click here.
By: Tasneem Mewa
Brands like Neptune’s fix have enlivened the discussion on the consequences of readily available dietary supplements that are unapproved by the Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”).
Around six years ago, the Journal of the American Medical Association
By Hannah Werner
On February 16, 2024, the Alabama Supreme Court rendered an extraordinary decision that impacts the health care of all individuals. In this ruling, the Alabama Supreme Court decided that “embryos created through in vitro fertilization (IVF) should
By: Hannah Werner
Like undergrad, law schools are uniquely personal to each student that applies. Some may want to stay as close to home as possible, others may grasp the opportunity to leave their home state for somewhere more desirable.