Announcing the Emory Buckner Award Recipient: Hon. John G. Koeltl The Federal Bar Council is pleased to announce that The...
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Announcing the Emory Buckner Award Recipient: Hon. John G. Koeltl The Federal Bar Council is pleased to announce that The...
November 2021 Issue of the Federal Bar Council Quarterly The Federal Bar Council is pleased to publish the September/October/November 2021...
The Federal Bar Council seeks nominations for its seventh annual Thurgood Marshall Pro Bono Award. This award recognizes and celebrates...
Four Women First-Year Law Students to Receive Financial Stipend, Mentorship and Other Career Support.
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