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The Alabama Lawyer

About The Alabama Lawyer

The Alabama Lawyer is a publication of the Alabama State Bar. In addition to keeping members up to date on the latest changes in various laws/rules and how they affect their practice, it also provides members and the public a way to keep current with Alabama State Bar activities, policies/procedures, and information pertaining to other bar members.

Note: The Board of Bar Commissioners recently approved a change to the publication schedule of The Alabama Lawyer. Beginning Jan. 2025, the magazine will be published quarterly instead of bi-monthly. This adjustment allows us to continue delivering high-quality content while adapting to the evolving needs of our members. We appreciate your readership and look forward to bringing you insightful legal articles and updates in each issue.

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The Alabama Lawyer is published quarterly, with a Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall issue each year.

Wilson Green is the editor-in-chief. For questions about submissions, advertising deadlines, and other information, contact Melissa Warnke, managing editor of The Alabama Lawyer.

Archives

Browse all issues of The Alabama Lawyer, including years prior to 2012, at the archive.

Complete Issues

Recent years’ issues of The Alabama Lawyer can be found below. Click a year to access the issues within.

For questions, contact Director of Communications, Melissa Warnke.

Recent Articles

FROM THE ALABAMA LAWYER: Alabama Moves to Modernize Lawyer Advertising Rules A Look at the Changes

Alabama Moves to Modernize Lawyer Advertising Rules: A Look at the Changes Under the leadership of the Supreme Court of...

FROM THE ALABAMA LAWYER: Delivering Justice to the People We Serve with Integrity, Efficiency, and Respect

By Chief Justice Sarah Stewart This January, I was sworn in as Chief Justice for the state of Alabama. Under...

FROM THE ALABAMA LAWYER: The Administration of Justice

By Nathan Wilson, Administrative Director of Courts “The due administration of justice is the firmest pillar of good government.” —...