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Academy Statements

The Academy Urges the U.S. Senate to Delay Confirmation Hearing to Permit Full Review of District Court Findings Regarding President’s Lawsuit

The International Academy of Trial Lawyers is committed to upholding the Rule of Law and preserving the integrity of the legal profession. In that spirit, and not for any partisan purpose, the Academy recently urged federal courts to scrutinize the “settlement” that Todd Blanche, then the Acting Attorney General of the United

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The Academy Recognizes Juneteenth

The International Academy of Trial Lawyers honors Juneteenth and the enduring promise of freedom, equality, and justice under the law. On June 19, 1865, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced that enslaved people were free. The law

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The Academy Urges Rejection of Settlement with President Trump

The International Academy of Trial Lawyers is committed to upholding the Rule of Law and preserving the integrity of the legal profession. This mission compels the Academy to issue this statement. The Academy urges the involved Judge(s) to reject the recent sham and illegal “settlement” with President

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The Academy Recognizes Law Day

May 1, 2026—Today, we observe National Law Day, a day dedicated to the Rule of Law and the constitutional principles that protect us all: equal justice under law, due process, and courts free from political interference. For the International Academy of Trial Lawyers, this is central

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The Academy Advocates for the Rule of Law Around the World

Government Lawyers Should Not Be Exempted from Complying with Ethics and Disciplinary Rules April 22, 2026 — The International Academy of Trial Lawyers advocates for the Rule of Law around the world. The Rule of Law requires lawyers to operate independently and without the influence of others, upholding the highest standards of ethics, competence, and

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