HQ Function

Serves as the primary editorial and production office for the ABA Journal, and the administrative center for the American Bar Association.

Notable Features:

Located in a prominent high-rise building in Chicago's River North neighborhood, part of a modern office complex with views of the Chicago River. The building (321 N. Clark) is known for its contemporary architecture.

Work Culture:

A professional and intellectually stimulating environment, dedicated to journalistic excellence and service to the legal community. The culture emphasizes accuracy, ethical reporting, and in-depth analysis of legal issues.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is central to the ABA's mission of serving its members and the public, and for the ABA Journal, it's the hub for producing influential legal journalism that shapes discourse within the profession.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' location and stature reflect the ABA's commitment to professionalism, legal excellence, and its significant role as a national representative of the legal profession.

Location:

While the ABA Journal's primary focus is on United States law and the American legal profession, it regularly covers international law developments, comparative legal systems, and global legal issues that impact U.S. lawyers and the international community. The American Bar Association, its parent organization, has significant international engagement through its sections, such as the Section of International Law, and various global rule of law initiatives.

Street Address:

321 N. Clark Street

City:

Chicago

State/Province:

Illinois

Country:

USA