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American Bar Association

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A quick definition of American Bar Association:

The American Bar Association (ABA) is a group of lawyers in the United States. It is the biggest organization of lawyers in the country and is respected for its opinions and ideas about the practice of law. The ABA helps make laws and rules for lawyers, talks to lawmakers about legal issues, and evaluates judges. Not all lawyers are members of the ABA, but it is still an important group in the legal world. The ABA publishes a magazine, books, and reports, and has a big yearly meeting. Lawyers pay money to be part of the ABA.

A more thorough explanation:

The American Bar Association (ABA) is the largest organization of lawyers in the United States. It is not a government agency, but it is highly respected in the legal community. The ABA provides guidance for the practice of law, lobbies for the legal profession, and evaluates federal judges.

Less than one-third of lawyers in the United States belong to the ABA. The organization is often dominated by larger urban law firms and those interested in bar association politics. However, the ABA and its leaders are highly respected, making it an important influence in legal circles.

The ABA publishes the monthly ABA Journal, books, specialized reports, and law office management manuals. It also holds a large annual national convention. Annual dues for ABA membership can be as high as $225 for attorneys with 10 years of experience.

John is a lawyer who has been practicing for 15 years. He is interested in staying up-to-date on legal trends and networking with other lawyers. John decides to join the ABA and pays his annual dues. As a member, he gains access to the ABA Journal and can attend the annual convention.

This example illustrates how the ABA is a professional organization for lawyers in the United States. It provides resources and opportunities for lawyers to stay informed and connected with their peers.

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