ABA divisions

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ABA divisions are specialized sections within the American Bar Association that focus on distinct areas of law and professional practice, providing resources, advocacy, and networking for their members.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
ABA Judicial Division 1
ABA divisions canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf organizational subdivision
professional association unit
country United States
example ABA Business Law Division
ABA Criminal Justice Division
ABA Family Law Division
ABA Government and Public Sector Lawyers Division
ABA Health Law Division
ABA Judicial Division
linked to: ABA divisions

ABA Law Practice Division
ABA Litigation Division
linked to: Litigation Section

ABA Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources
ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law
ABA Section of Labor and Employment Law
ABA Section of Taxation
linked to: Section of Taxation

ABA Senior Lawyers Division
ABA Solo, Small Firm and General Practice Division
ABA Young Lawyers Division
field law
legal profession
governingBody American Bar Association House of Delegates
hasActivity engaging in policy development and advocacy
holding conferences and meetings
organizing continuing legal education programs
providing committees and task forces in niche topics
publishing practice-area-specific materials
hasMember attorneys
judges
law students
legal academics
legal professionals
hasPurpose advance the administration of justice in specific practice areas
provide advocacy for members
provide networking opportunities for members
provide professional resources to members
provide specialized focus on distinct areas of law
support professional development of lawyers
hasType demographic or constituency division
practice setting division
substantive law division
language English
membershipCriterion interest in specific area of law or practice
membershipType voluntary membership
offers newsletters and publications
online resources and toolkits
practice-specific committees and leadership roles
parentOrganization American Bar Association
partOf American Bar Association

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

House of Delegates (American Bar Association) hasAuthorityOver ABA divisions
subject linked to: House of Delegates
ABA divisions example ABA Judicial Division
linked to: ABA divisions