State Bar & Bar Associations
Jul. 9, 2009
With Renewed Influence in Washington, ABA Pushes Agenda
After eight years of being ignored by the Bush administration, the American Bar Association is working to bolster its influence both in government and the legal community.
By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - After eight years of being ignored by the Bush administration, the American Bar Association is working to bolster its influence both in government and the legal community. ABA President H. Thomas Wells Jr. is in the Bay Area this week to do just that. He is talking to radio stations, including public station KQED this morning, and was scheduled to speak at the Commonwealth Club tonight. ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - After eight years of being ignored by the Bush administration, the American Bar Association is working to bolster its influence both in government and the legal community. ABA President H. Thomas Wells Jr. is in the Bay Area this week to do just that. He is talking to radio stations, including public station KQED this morning, and was scheduled to speak at the Commonwealth Club tonight. ...
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