Volume 27, Issue 2
As public consciousness and concern about animals generally evolves, extra-legal considerations are often relevant and sometimes critical in the practice of animal law.
AI may make it possible to decode animal speech. Being able to communicate with other species may equip animal law advocates to carry out the foremost ethical duty of an attorney—to faithfully repres…
Animalization is utilized by fascist regimes to villainize certain demographics within a population. To productively counter animalistic rhetoric, lawyers must consider expanding ethical consideratio…
The ABA issued new guidance on the ethical obligations of lawyers who use AI in their practice, with direction on competence, confidentiality, communication, claims and candor to tribunals, superviso…
The Insurer’s Duty to Defend: Issues and Analysis is a one-stop guide for navigating and simplifying these issues, making it a must-have resource for anyone whose practice even tangentially involves…
Brian L. Bank, a partner with Rivkin Radler LLP, shares words of wisdom and reminisces about when he was a new lawyer.
This article details the highlights from the ABA TIPS Fall meeting in Kaui, held October 16-20, 2024.
The Lawyers in Public Service Committee (LIPS) put together a public service project to give some love back to the island by cleaning up the beaches and surrounding areas during the Fall Leadership M…
A preview is provided for the upcoming Washington, D.C., TIPS section conference meeting in May 2025.