The ABA Journal is the flagship monthly legal trade magazine of the American Bar Association (ABA), established in 1915. It serves as a key source of news, analysis, and trends in the legal profession, focusing on broad topics that interest a diverse readership, including lawyers, judges, law professors, and business professionals involved in the justice system. The magazine emphasizes in-depth stories and context rather than narrow technical issues.
Available in both print and digital formats, the ABA Journal reaches an audience of approximately 375,000 to 385,000 readers, representing about half of the nation's lawyers. Its offerings include a monthly print magazine, continuous digital content on ABAJournal.com, e-newsletters, and mobile apps for easy access. The publication also engages its community through various contests, such as the annual ABA Journal/Ross Contest for Short Fiction. Recognized for its editorial excellence, the ABA Journal balances timely legal news with human-interest stories relevant to its audience.
The ABA Journal is the flagship monthly legal trade magazine of the American Bar Association (ABA), established in 1915. It serves as a key source of news, analysis, and trends in the legal profession, focusing on broad topics that interest a diverse readership, including lawyers, judges, law professors, and business professionals involved in the justice system. The magazine emphasizes in-depth stories and context rather than narrow technical issues.
Available in both print and digital formats, the ABA Journal reaches an audience of approximately 375,000 to 385,000 readers, representing about half of the nation's lawyers. Its offerings include a monthly print magazine, continuous digital content on ABAJournal.com, e-newsletters, and mobile apps for easy access. The publication also engages its community through various contests, such as the annual ABA Journal/Ross Contest for Short Fiction. Recognized for its editorial excellence, the ABA Journal balances timely legal news with human-interest stories relevant to its audience.
