American Lawyers Alliance jobs and careers
United States
As of October 23, 2026, American Lawyers Alliance has no open roles listed.
About American Lawyers Alliance
On August 25, 1959 a permanent organization was formed with the purpose to provide a forum for mutual exchange of ideas and resource information and to develop a better understanding of the legal profession. The name was later changed to National Lawyer's Wives. The name National Lawyer's Wives was changed to American Lawyer's Auxiliary in August of 1983. In August of 2012 the name was again changed to American Lawyers Alliance. The American Lawyer's Alliance meets twice a year in conjunction with the meetings of the American Bar Association. The ALA is an associated member organization of the ABA. To foster understanding and respect for the American legal system Goals: To provide a communication network serving spouses of lawyers. To bring our unique strengths to the preservation and enhancement of the American legal system. To preserve the integrity of our legal heritage through citizenship education.
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