Press release reposted with permission from Vorys Pamela A. Bresnahan, a partner in Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP Washington, D.C. office, was recently elected to the American Bar Association (ABA) Board of Governors. At the ABA mid-year meeting in Chicago last month, Ms. Bresnahan was elected to serve as an At Large Member for

written by guest blogger, Judge Robert McGahey Some of us are old enough to remember when President’s Day didn’t exist.  Instead, we got two national holidays in February: Lincoln’s Birthday on February 12 and Washington’s Birthday on February 22. That recollection gave me the exact right movie for this month’s review: John Ford’s 1939[1] classic

reposted with permission from the Juvenile Law Center. Juvenile Law Center would like to let you know about a new film that debuts this Friday, February 28th, in theaters in New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Miami, and Denver (and in Los Angeles; Washington, D.C.; and New Orleans in the coming weeks). Kids for Ca$h chronicles the

A lawyer at a large firm in Chicago snapped his attention from drafting at his desk to a vague spot on the wall opposite. His mind raced around that same loop: his trial—the first one he would first chair—was only two months off. No, he had not neglected his trial prep. His team was ready

written by guest blogger and NITA Program Director Theo Liebmann.  Theo Liebmann is the Clinical Professor & Director of Clinical Programs at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University. As the Training the Whole Child Program approaches its tenth anniversary, it’s time to wallow in some nostalgia and take a look back . . .