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This list of the presidents of the American Bar Association includes all presidents of the association which was formed

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This list of the presidents of the American Bar Association includes all presidents of the association, which was formed in 1878 to represent the interests of lawyers, and create and maintain a code of ethics. Since 1923, the ABA has accredited law schools. The American Bar Association is a voluntary bar association of lawyers and law students not specific to any jurisdiction in the United States.

The association comprises 410,000 members, who are represented by a House of Delegates, the organization's primary body, which acts to create and adopt new policies and recommendations pertaining to the practice of law. The House of Delegates and the association itself are headed by the President, who generally serves a one-year term.

Presidents

# Image Name Term State Comments Ref.
1 image James O. Broadhead 1878–1879 Missouri American Bar Association co-founder
2 image Benjamin H. Bristow 1879–1880 New York
3 image Edward John Phelps 1880–1881 Vermont
4 image Clarkson Nott Potter 1881–1882 New York Former Congressman
5 image Alexander Lawton 1882–1883 Georgia
6 image Cortlandt Parker 1883–1884 New Jersey
7 image John W. Stevenson 1884–1885 Kentucky Governor/Senator
8 image William Allen Butler 1885–1886 New York
9 image Thomas J. Semmes 1886–1887 Louisiana
10 image George G. Wright 1887–1888 Iowa former Senator
11 image David Dudley Field 1888–1889 New York
12 image Henry Hitchcock 1889–1890 Missouri American Bar Association co-founder
13 image Simeon E. Baldwin 1890–1891 Connecticut
14 image John Forrest Dillon 1891–1892 New York
15 image John Randolph Tucker 1892–1893 Virginia
16 image Thomas Cooley 1893–1894 Michigan
17 image James C. Carter 1894–1895 New York
18 image Moorfield Storey 1895–1896 Massachusetts
19 James M. Woolworth 1896–1897 Nebraska
20 William Wirt Howe 1897–1898 Louisiana
21 image Joseph H. Choate 1898–1899 New York
22 image Charles F. Manderson 1899–1900 Nebraska former Senator
23 image Edmund Wetmore 1900–1901 New York
24 image U. M. Rose 1901–1902 Arkansas
25 image 1902–1903 Pennsylvania
26 James Hagerman 1902–1903 Missouri
27 image Henry St. George Tucker, III 1904–1905 Virginia
28 George R. Peck 1905–1906 Illinois
29 image Alton B. Parker 1906–1907 New York
30 image Jacob M. Dickinson 1907–1908 Illinois future United States Secretary of War
31 image Frederick William Lehmann 1908–1910 Missouri Future US Solicitor General
32 image Charles F. Libby 1909–1910 Maine
33 Edgar Howard Farrar 1910–1911 Louisiana
34 image Stephen S. Gregory 1911–1912 Illinois
35 image Frank B. Kellogg 1912–1913 Minnesota Future US Secretary of State
36 image William Howard Taft 1913–1914 District of Columbia Former US President
Future US Supreme Court Chief Justice
37 Peter W. Meldrim 1914–1915 Georgia
38 image Elihu Root 1915–1916 New York
39 image George Sutherland 1916–1917 Utah Future US Supreme Court Justice
40 image Walter George Smith 1917–1918 Pennsylvania
41 George T. Page 1918–1919 Illinois
42 image Hampton L. Carson 1919–1921 Pennsylvania
43 William A. Blount 1920–1921 Florida
44 image Cordenio A. Severance 1921–1922 Minnesota
45 image John W. Davis 1922–1923 New York
46 Robert E. Lee Saner 1923–1924 Texas
47 image Charles E. Hughes 1925–1926 New York Future US Supreme Court Chief Justice
48 image Chester Isaiah Long 1926–1927 Kansas
49 image Charles S. Whitman 1926–1927 New York
50 image Silas H. Strawn 1927–1928 Illinois
51 Gurney E. Newlin 1928–1929 California
52 Henry Upson Sims 1929–1930 Alabama
53 Josiah Marvel 1930–1931 Delaware
54 Charles A. Boston 1930–1931 New York
55 Guy A. Thompson 1931–1932 Missouri
56 Clarence E. Martin 1932–1933 West Virginia
57 Earle W. Evans 1933–1934 Kansas
58 image Scott M. Loftin 1934–1935 Florida
59 William L. Ransom 1935–1936 New York
60 image Frederick Harold Stinchfield 1936–1937 Minnesota
61 Arthur T. Vanderbilt 1937–1938 New Jersey
62 image Frank J. Hogan 1938–1939 District of Columbia
63 Charles A. Beardsley 1939–1940 California
64 image Jacob M. Lashley 1940–1941 Missouri
65 Walter P. Armstrong 1941–1942 Tennessee
66 George Maurice Morris 1942–1943 District of Columbia
67 Joseph W. Henderson 1943–1944 Pennsylvania
68 David A. Simmons 1944–1945 Texas
69 image Willis Smith 1945–1946 North Carolina
70 Carl B. Rix 1946–1947 Wisconsin
71 Tappan Gregory 1947–1948 Illinois
72 Frank E. Holman 1948–1949 District of Columbia
73 Harold J. Gallagher 1949–1950 New York
74 Cody Fowler 1950–1951 Florida
75 Howard L. Barkdull 1951–1952 Ohio
76 Robert G. Storey 1952–1953 Texas
77 William James Jameson 1953–1954 Montana
78 image Loyd Wright 1954–1955 California
79 E. Smythe Gambrell 1955–1956 Georgia
80 David Farrow Maxwell 1956–1957 Pennsylvania
81 Charles S. Rhyne 1957–1958 District of Columbia
82 Ross L. Malone, Jr. 1958–1959 New Mexico Former Deputy Attorney General, 1952–53
83 John D. Randall 1959–1960 Iowa
84 image Whitney N. Seymour, Sr. 1960–1961 New York Former Assistant Solicitor General, 1931–33
85 John C. Satterfield 1961–1962 Mississippi
86 Sylvester C. Smith, Jr. 1962–1963 New Jersey
87 Walter E. Craig 1963–1964 Arizona
88 image Lewis Franklin Powell, Jr. 1964–1965 Virginia Future US Supreme Court Justice
89 Edward W. Kuhn 1965–1966 Tennessee
90 Orison S. Marden 1966–1967 New York
91 Earl F. Morris 1967–1968 Ohio
92 William T. Gossett 1968–1969 Michigan
93 Bernard Segal 1969–1970 Pennsylvania First Jewish American president
94 Edward L. Wright 1970–1971 Arkansas
95 image Leon Jaworski 1971–1972 Texas
96 Robert W. Meserve 1972–1973 Massachusetts
97 image Chesterfield Smith 1973–1974 Florida
98 James D. Fellers 1974–1975 Oklahoma
99 image Lawrence E. Walsh 1975–1976 New York
100 Justin A. Stanley 1976–1977 Illinois
101 William B. Spann, Jr. 1977–1978 Georgia
102 S. Shepherd Tate 1978–1979 Tennessee
103 Leonard S. Janofsky 1979–1980 California
104 image William Reece Smith, Jr. 1980–1981 Florida
105 David R. Brink 1981–1982 Minnesota
106 Morris Harrell 1982–1983 Texas
107 Wallace D. Riley 1983–1984 Michigan
108 John C. Shepherd 1984–1985 Missouri
109 William W. Falsgraf 1983–1985 Ohio
110 Eugene C. Thomas 1986–1987 Idaho
111 Robert MacCrate 1987–1988 New York
112 Robert D. Raven 1988–1989 California
113 L. Stanley Chauvin, Jr. 1988–1989 Kentucky
114 John J. Curtin, Jr. 1990–1991 Massachusetts
115 image Sandy D'Alemberte 1991–1992 Florida Future president of FSU
116 J. Michael McWilliams 1992–1993 Maryland
117 R. William Ide, III 1994–1995 Georgia
118 George Edward Bushnell Jr. 1994–1995 Michigan
119 Roberta Cooper Ramo 1995–1996 New Mexico First female president
120 N. Lee Cooper 1996–1997 Alabama
121 Jerome J. Shestack 1997–1998 Pennsylvania
122 Philip S. Anderson 1998–1999 Arkansas
123 William G. Paul 1999–2000 Oklahoma
124 image Martha W. Barnett 2000–2001 Florida
125 Robert Edward Hirshon 2001–2002 Michigan
126 Alfred P. Carlton Jr. 2002–2003 North Carolina
127 image Dennis W. Archer 2003–2004 Michigan First African-American president
128 Robert J. Grey, Jr. 2004–2005 Virginia
129 image Michael S. Greco 2005–2006 Massachusetts First foreign-born president
130 Karen J. Mathis 2006–2007 Pennsylvania
131 image William H. Neukom 2007–2008 California
132 H. Thomas Wells Jr. 2008–2009 Alabama
133 Carolyn B. Lamm 2009–2010 District of Columbia
134 Stephen N. Zack 2010–2011 Florida First Hispanic American president
135 William T. Robinson III 2011–2012 Kentucky
136 Laurel G. Bellows 2012–2013 Illinois
137 James R. Silkenat 2013–2014 New York
138 William C. Hubbard 2014–2015 South Carolina
139 Paulette Brown 2015–2016 New Jersey First woman of color
140 Linda Klein 2016–2017 Georgia
141 Hilarie Bass 2017–2018 Florida
142 Bob Carlson 2018–2019 Montana
143 Judy Perry Martinez 2019–2020 Louisiana
144 Patricia Lee Refo 2020–2021 Arizona
145 Reginald M. Turner 2021–2022 Michigan
146 Deborah Enix-Ross 2022–2023 New York
147 image Mary L. Smith 2023–2024 Illinois First Native American (Cherokee) woman president
148 William R. Bay 2024–2025 Missouri

See also

  • List of presidents of the Virginia Bar Association
  • List of Minnesota State Bar Association Presidents

References

  • Sobel, Robert. Biographical Directory of the United States Executive Branch, 1774-1889. Greenwood Press (1990). ISBN 0-313-26593-3.

Notes and references

  1. Johnson, Rossiter. Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans, - Vol. I-X (10). The Biographical Society (1904).
  2. Sobel, 1990. p. 44
  3. "BAMSL Members". Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis. Archived from the original on 2000-10-01. Retrieved 2007-12-30.
  4. "Tucker, John Randolph". Biographical Directory of the United States Congress. Retrieved 2008-03-07.
  5. "Manderson, Charles Frederick". Biographical Directory of the United States Congress. Retrieved 2007-12-30.
  6. "Edmund Whetmore, Noted Lawyer, Dies" (PDF). New York Times. 1918-07-09. Retrieved 2007-12-30.
  7. "Tucker, Henry St. George, (1853 - 1932)". Biographical Directory of the United States Congress. Retrieved 2024-04-05.
  8. "History of the United States Attorney District of Kansas". United States Department of Justice. Retrieved 2007-12-30.
  9. "Alton B. Parker" (PDF). Klyne Esopus Museum. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2004-11-06. Retrieved 2007-12-30.
  10. Frank Moore Colby; Talcott Williams, eds. (1918). The New international encyclopædia. Vol. 8 (2nd ed.). Dodd, Mead and company. p. 384. Retrieved 2011-04-28.
  11. The Letters of Sir William Blackstone (1723-1780) in the Hampton L. Carson Collection of the Free Library of Philadelphia
  12. "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-19. Retrieved 2009-02-08.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  13. "Legends of the Bar" Philadelphia Bar Association. Retrieved February 32, 2025.
  14. Lewis F. Powell Jr., Who Became the Quiet Centrist of the Supreme Court, Is Dead at 90 Archived 2007-10-21 at the Wayback Machine
  15. "Bernard G. Segal Dies at 89; Lawyer for Rich and Poor". The New York Times. 1997-06-05. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  16. New York Times
  17. UFLaw Leadership Examples Archived August 26, 2007, at the Wayback Machine
  18. High-Profile Attorneys Positively Impact Dallas Community
  19. Shipp, E. R. (1987-02-17). "A.B.A. Rejects Plan On Tobacco Ad Ban". The New York Times. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  20. Curtin Center for Public Interest Law Dedicated
  21. Rule of Law Initiative Home / Europe & Eurasia (CEELI) 2007-2008 Board Members
  22. PRDI Advisers, Directors & Staff
  23. Rice Makes Personal Donation For Katrina Relief in Mississippi
  24. Members Named to Commission Archived 2008-01-24 at the Wayback Machine
  25. WolfBlock Lawyer to Receive ABA’s Highest Award Archived 2006-11-11 at the Wayback Machine
  26. Archer elected as first African-American ABA president
  27. "Michael S. Greco". 2006-02-14. Archived from the original on 2006-02-14. Retrieved 2019-01-03.
  28. Karen J. Mathis bio Archived May 14, 2008, at the Wayback Machine
  29. William H. Neukombio Archived August 19, 2009, at the Wayback Machine
  30. H. Thomas Wells, Jr. bio Archived July 22, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
  31. Carolyn B. Lamm bio Archived July 21, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
  32. Stephen N. Zack bio Archived September 3, 2009, at the Wayback Machine
  33. Wm. T. (Bill) Robinson III bio Archived May 14, 2008, at the Wayback Machine
  34. "Laurel G. Bellows bio". Archived from the original on 2013-08-05. Retrieved 2013-08-02.
  35. James R. Silkenat Nomination Announcement
  36. "ABA nominates Paulette Brown as first woman of color president". www.americanbar.org. Retrieved 2018-12-31.
  37. "Bill Bay asks ABA to meet lawyers where they are". www.americanbar.org. Retrieved 2022-04-06.

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This list of the presidents of the American Bar Association includes all presidents of the association which was formed in 1878 to represent the interests of lawyers and create and maintain a code of ethics Since 1923 the ABA has accredited law schools The American Bar Association is a voluntary bar association of lawyers and law students not specific to any jurisdiction in the United States The association comprises 410 000 members who are represented by a House of Delegates the organization s primary body which acts to create and adopt new policies and recommendations pertaining to the practice of law The House of Delegates and the association itself are headed by the President who generally serves a one year term Presidents Image Name Term State Comments Ref 1 James O Broadhead 1878 1879 Missouri American Bar Association co founder 2 Benjamin H Bristow 1879 1880 New York 3 Edward John Phelps 1880 1881 Vermont 4 Clarkson Nott Potter 1881 1882 New York Former Congressman 5 Alexander Lawton 1882 1883 Georgia 6 Cortlandt Parker 1883 1884 New Jersey 7 John W Stevenson 1884 1885 Kentucky Governor Senator 8 William Allen Butler 1885 1886 New York 9 Thomas J Semmes 1886 1887 Louisiana 10 George G Wright 1887 1888 Iowa former Senator 11 David Dudley Field 1888 1889 New York 12 Henry Hitchcock 1889 1890 Missouri American Bar Association co founder 13 Simeon E Baldwin 1890 1891 Connecticut 14 John Forrest Dillon 1891 1892 New York 15 John Randolph Tucker 1892 1893 Virginia 16 Thomas Cooley 1893 1894 Michigan 17 James C Carter 1894 1895 New York 18 Moorfield Storey 1895 1896 Massachusetts 19 James M Woolworth 1896 1897 Nebraska 20 William Wirt Howe 1897 1898 Louisiana 21 Joseph H Choate 1898 1899 New York 22 Charles F Manderson 1899 1900 Nebraska former Senator 23 Edmund Wetmore 1900 1901 New York 24 U M Rose 1901 1902 Arkansas 25 1902 1903 Pennsylvania 26 James Hagerman 1902 1903 Missouri 27 Henry St George Tucker III 1904 1905 Virginia 28 George R Peck 1905 1906 Illinois 29 Alton B Parker 1906 1907 New York 30 Jacob M Dickinson 1907 1908 Illinois future United States Secretary of War 31 Frederick William Lehmann 1908 1910 Missouri Future US Solicitor General 32 Charles F Libby 1909 1910 Maine 33 Edgar Howard Farrar 1910 1911 Louisiana 34 Stephen S Gregory 1911 1912 Illinois 35 Frank B Kellogg 1912 1913 Minnesota Future US Secretary of State 36 William Howard Taft 1913 1914 District of Columbia Former US President Future US Supreme Court Chief Justice 37 Peter W Meldrim 1914 1915 Georgia 38 Elihu Root 1915 1916 New York 39 George Sutherland 1916 1917 Utah Future US Supreme Court Justice 40 Walter George Smith 1917 1918 Pennsylvania 41 George T Page 1918 1919 Illinois 42 Hampton L Carson 1919 1921 Pennsylvania 43 William A Blount 1920 1921 Florida 44 Cordenio A Severance 1921 1922 Minnesota 45 John W Davis 1922 1923 New York 46 Robert E Lee Saner 1923 1924 Texas 47 Charles E Hughes 1925 1926 New York Future US Supreme Court Chief Justice 48 Chester Isaiah Long 1926 1927 Kansas 49 Charles S Whitman 1926 1927 New York 50 Silas H Strawn 1927 1928 Illinois 51 Gurney E Newlin 1928 1929 California 52 Henry Upson Sims 1929 1930 Alabama 53 Josiah Marvel 1930 1931 Delaware 54 Charles A Boston 1930 1931 New York 55 Guy A Thompson 1931 1932 Missouri 56 Clarence E Martin 1932 1933 West Virginia 57 Earle W Evans 1933 1934 Kansas 58 Scott M Loftin 1934 1935 Florida 59 William L Ransom 1935 1936 New York 60 Frederick Harold Stinchfield 1936 1937 Minnesota 61 Arthur T Vanderbilt 1937 1938 New Jersey 62 Frank J Hogan 1938 1939 District of Columbia 63 Charles A Beardsley 1939 1940 California 64 Jacob M Lashley 1940 1941 Missouri 65 Walter P Armstrong 1941 1942 Tennessee 66 George Maurice Morris 1942 1943 District of Columbia 67 Joseph W Henderson 1943 1944 Pennsylvania 68 David A Simmons 1944 1945 Texas 69 Willis Smith 1945 1946 North Carolina 70 Carl B Rix 1946 1947 Wisconsin 71 Tappan Gregory 1947 1948 Illinois 72 Frank E Holman 1948 1949 District of Columbia 73 Harold J Gallagher 1949 1950 New York 74 Cody Fowler 1950 1951 Florida 75 Howard L Barkdull 1951 1952 Ohio 76 Robert G Storey 1952 1953 Texas 77 William James Jameson 1953 1954 Montana 78 Loyd Wright 1954 1955 California 79 E Smythe Gambrell 1955 1956 Georgia 80 David Farrow Maxwell 1956 1957 Pennsylvania 81 Charles S Rhyne 1957 1958 District of Columbia 82 Ross L Malone Jr 1958 1959 New Mexico Former Deputy Attorney General 1952 53 83 John D Randall 1959 1960 Iowa 84 Whitney N Seymour Sr 1960 1961 New York Former Assistant Solicitor General 1931 33 85 John C Satterfield 1961 1962 Mississippi 86 Sylvester C Smith Jr 1962 1963 New Jersey 87 Walter E Craig 1963 1964 Arizona 88 Lewis Franklin Powell Jr 1964 1965 Virginia Future US Supreme Court Justice 89 Edward W Kuhn 1965 1966 Tennessee 90 Orison S Marden 1966 1967 New York 91 Earl F Morris 1967 1968 Ohio 92 William T Gossett 1968 1969 Michigan 93 Bernard Segal 1969 1970 Pennsylvania First Jewish American president 94 Edward L Wright 1970 1971 Arkansas 95 Leon Jaworski 1971 1972 Texas 96 Robert W Meserve 1972 1973 Massachusetts 97 Chesterfield Smith 1973 1974 Florida 98 James D Fellers 1974 1975 Oklahoma 99 Lawrence E Walsh 1975 1976 New York 100 Justin A Stanley 1976 1977 Illinois 101 William B Spann Jr 1977 1978 Georgia 102 S Shepherd Tate 1978 1979 Tennessee 103 Leonard S Janofsky 1979 1980 California 104 William Reece Smith Jr 1980 1981 Florida 105 David R Brink 1981 1982 Minnesota 106 Morris Harrell 1982 1983 Texas 107 Wallace D Riley 1983 1984 Michigan 108 John C Shepherd 1984 1985 Missouri 109 William W Falsgraf 1983 1985 Ohio 110 Eugene C Thomas 1986 1987 Idaho 111 Robert MacCrate 1987 1988 New York 112 Robert D Raven 1988 1989 California 113 L Stanley Chauvin Jr 1988 1989 Kentucky 114 John J Curtin Jr 1990 1991 Massachusetts 115 Sandy D Alemberte 1991 1992 Florida Future president of FSU 116 J Michael McWilliams 1992 1993 Maryland 117 R William Ide III 1994 1995 Georgia 118 George Edward Bushnell Jr 1994 1995 Michigan 119 Roberta Cooper Ramo 1995 1996 New Mexico First female president 120 N Lee Cooper 1996 1997 Alabama 121 Jerome J Shestack 1997 1998 Pennsylvania 122 Philip S Anderson 1998 1999 Arkansas 123 William G Paul 1999 2000 Oklahoma 124 Martha W Barnett 2000 2001 Florida 125 Robert Edward Hirshon 2001 2002 Michigan 126 Alfred P Carlton Jr 2002 2003 North Carolina 127 Dennis W Archer 2003 2004 Michigan First African American president 128 Robert J Grey Jr 2004 2005 Virginia 129 Michael S Greco 2005 2006 Massachusetts First foreign born president 130 Karen J Mathis 2006 2007 Pennsylvania 131 William H Neukom 2007 2008 California 132 H Thomas Wells Jr 2008 2009 Alabama 133 Carolyn B Lamm 2009 2010 District of Columbia 134 Stephen N Zack 2010 2011 Florida First Hispanic American president 135 William T Robinson III 2011 2012 Kentucky 136 Laurel G Bellows 2012 2013 Illinois 137 James R Silkenat 2013 2014 New York 138 William C Hubbard 2014 2015 South Carolina 139 Paulette Brown 2015 2016 New Jersey First woman of color 140 Linda Klein 2016 2017 Georgia 141 Hilarie Bass 2017 2018 Florida 142 Bob Carlson 2018 2019 Montana 143 Judy Perry Martinez 2019 2020 Louisiana 144 Patricia Lee Refo 2020 2021 Arizona 145 Reginald M Turner 2021 2022 Michigan 146 Deborah Enix Ross 2022 2023 New York 147 Mary L Smith 2023 2024 Illinois First Native American Cherokee woman president 148 William R Bay 2024 2025 MissouriSee alsoList of presidents of the Virginia Bar Association List of Minnesota State Bar Association PresidentsReferencesSobel Robert Biographical Directory of the United States Executive Branch 1774 1889 Greenwood Press 1990 ISBN 0 313 26593 3 Notes and referencesJohnson Rossiter Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans Vol I X 10 The Biographical Society 1904 Sobel 1990 p 44 BAMSL Members Bar Association of Metropolitan St Louis Archived from the original on 2000 10 01 Retrieved 2007 12 30 Tucker John Randolph Biographical Directory of the United States Congress Retrieved 2008 03 07 Manderson Charles Frederick Biographical Directory of the United States Congress Retrieved 2007 12 30 Edmund Whetmore Noted Lawyer Dies PDF New York Times 1918 07 09 Retrieved 2007 12 30 Tucker Henry St George 1853 1932 Biographical Directory of the United States Congress Retrieved 2024 04 05 History of the United States Attorney District of Kansas United States Department of Justice Retrieved 2007 12 30 Alton B Parker PDF Klyne Esopus Museum Archived from the original PDF on 2004 11 06 Retrieved 2007 12 30 Frank Moore Colby Talcott Williams eds 1918 The New international encyclopaedia Vol 8 2nd ed Dodd Mead and company p 384 Retrieved 2011 04 28 The Letters of Sir William Blackstone 1723 1780 in the Hampton L Carson Collection of the Free Library of Philadelphia Archived copy PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2011 07 19 Retrieved 2009 02 08 a href wiki Template Cite web title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link Legends of the Bar Philadelphia Bar Association Retrieved February 32 2025 Lewis F Powell Jr Who Became the Quiet Centrist of the Supreme Court Is Dead at 90 Archived 2007 10 21 at the Wayback Machine Bernard G Segal Dies at 89 Lawyer for Rich and Poor The New York Times 1997 06 05 Retrieved 2010 05 08 New York Times UFLaw Leadership Examples Archived August 26 2007 at the Wayback Machine High Profile Attorneys Positively Impact Dallas Community Shipp E R 1987 02 17 A B A Rejects Plan On Tobacco Ad Ban The New York Times Retrieved 2010 05 08 Curtin Center for Public Interest Law Dedicated Rule of Law Initiative Home Europe amp Eurasia CEELI 2007 2008 Board Members PRDI Advisers Directors amp Staff Rice Makes Personal Donation For Katrina Relief in Mississippi Members Named to Commission Archived 2008 01 24 at the Wayback Machine WolfBlock Lawyer to Receive ABA s Highest Award Archived 2006 11 11 at the Wayback Machine Archer elected as first African American ABA president Michael S Greco 2006 02 14 Archived from the original on 2006 02 14 Retrieved 2019 01 03 Karen J Mathis bio Archived May 14 2008 at the Wayback Machine William H Neukombio Archived August 19 2009 at the Wayback Machine H Thomas Wells Jr bio Archived July 22 2010 at the Wayback Machine Carolyn B Lamm bio Archived July 21 2010 at the Wayback Machine Stephen N Zack bio Archived September 3 2009 at the Wayback Machine Wm T Bill Robinson III bio Archived May 14 2008 at the Wayback Machine Laurel G Bellows bio Archived from the original on 2013 08 05 Retrieved 2013 08 02 James R Silkenat Nomination Announcement ABA nominates Paulette Brown as first woman of color president www americanbar org Retrieved 2018 12 31 Bill Bay asks ABA to meet lawyers where they are www americanbar org Retrieved 2022 04 06

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