The practice and culture of practicing law
by RICH CASSIDY on FEBRUARY 8, 2012 I am an unabashed fan of the American Bar Association. It makes sense that I would be. After all, I have been a member of the ABA since 1979 (the year I was Read More …
by RICH CASSIDY on AUGUST 31, 2010 With a sad divergence to note the death of my friend David Gibson, my recent posts have described some of the more interesting events that I anticipated, or actually experienced, at this year’s Read More …
by RICH CASSIDY on AUGUST 15, 2010 Most lawyers who regularly attend the ABA Annual Meeting skip the so-called “Opening Ceremony.” In fact, I must admit that before I became a member of the ABA Board of Governors, I skipped Read More …
by RICH CASSIDY on AUGUST 10, 2010 Last Saturday afternoon, I attended “A Conversation with Larry Tribe,” an ABA Annual Meeting program sponsored by the ABA’s Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities. Larry Tribe is one of the leading constitutional Read More …
by RICH CASSIDY on MAY 19, 2010 I have been a member of the American Bar Association since I was admitted to the bar in 1979. For many years, my involvement was fairly limited: I read a number of ABA Read More …
by RICH CASSIDY on APRIL 21, 2010 Today, April 21, 2010, and tomorrow are “ABA Day in Washington,” and nearly 300 lawyers from around the county descended on their Congressman and Senators to press the ABA Agenda on justice related Read More …