Civics Education
Teachers are the key to preserving the health of our democracy. They educate the next generation about the rights and responsibilities of citizenship. The ABOTA Foundation has created opportunities for teachers and students to grow their knowledge of the Constitution, judicial system and other anchors in civics education.
Professional Education
The ABOTA Foundation hosts Masters in Trial programs throughout the country to help increase the advocacy skills of trial lawyers. Through work with chapters and cooperating organizations, the ABOTA Foundation educates lawyers of all experience levels to make them more effective advocates.
Civility Matters
One of the primary tenets of ABOTA is a responsibility for elevating the standards of integrity, honor, ethics, civility and courtesy in the legal profession. Through our Civility Matters program we strive to promote the importance of professional and civil behavior in the practice of law.
Save Our Juries
Save Our Juries is a public education campaign, aimed at informing and mobilizing citizens in the fight to save our disappearing Seventh Amendment right. Our mission is to protect and preserve the civil jury system.
Current ABOTA Ohio Chapter President Nick Subashi passes the gavel to incoming 2020 President Mark Kitrick.
2020 ABOTA Ohio Chapter President Mark Kitrick (left) is sworn in by Past President Frank Ray.
Past President Frank Ray (center) swears in the 2020 ABOTA Officers. From left to right: John Alton, Joe Gerling, David Patterson, Frank Ray, Ellen McCarthy and Jay Harris.
President Nick Subashi swears in new member Curtis Fifner
Trustee Ellen McCarthy and National Board Member Jay Harris
