American Association for Justice

10/16/2026

Join AAJ and Peopil: Pan-European Organisation of Personal Injury Lawyers on October 28 for a FREE Lunch & Learn exploring cruise line and tourism cases from U.S. and European perspectives.

Hear from Liam Moloney, Jack Hickey, and Philip Banks as they dive into jurisdiction, liability, venue considerations, and key developments in maritime law.

🗓️ October 28
⏰ 11 AM ET / 4 PM GMT
✅ Free for AAJ and PEOPIL members

🔗 Register now: justice-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/8Cqlw91nQimfBoPK82QKWw #/registration

10/16/2026

Today is your last chance to lock in the early bird rate for . Register now and make sure future you is celebrating in New Orleans—not wishing you’d signed up sooner. 👀

👉 justice.org/winter

10/14/2026

From first look to final verdict, every strong premises liability case needs a blueprint.

Kick off in New Orleans with practical strategies to investigate claims, prepare clients, navigate litigation challenges, and build your case for trial.

🔗 Add the seminar to your Winter Convention plans: justice.org/winter

10/13/2026

Lawsuits pushed makers of toys, cars, planes, to***co, and opioids to make their products safer or restrict access to them. AI companies should face the same accountability to better ensure safety.

A.I. giants must operate under our laws.

10/12/2026

📘 New from AAJ Press®: The A.M.P. Method

AI is changing litigation. Jonathan H. Lomurro helps trial lawyers cut through the noise with practical strategies to modernize your practice, build stronger cases, and persuade with impact.

📚 Get your copy today: justice.org/resources/publications/aaj-press/the-amp-method

Then, join Jonathan for AAJ’s AI Essentials for Plaintiff Attorneys webinar series to keep the conversation going: justice.org/resources/events/2026-ai-essentials-for-plaintiff-attorneys-webinar-series

10/09/2026

AAJ filed an amicus brief supporting consumers who developed mesothelioma and other cancers from asbestos-contaminated talc, urging to set guardrails on corporations using bankruptcy to extinguish victims’ state tort claims and jury trial rights.

Issue: Whether the U.S. Supreme Court should grant certiorari to determine if a creditor’s claim against a nondebtor third party can be “property of the estate” under 11 U.S.C. § 541(a)(1) when, before the bankruptcy, the debtor could not have asserted the claim on its own behalf under govern...

10/09/2026

AAJ leaders gathered for the Fall Board of Governors Meeting to discuss priorities, share updates, and continue the work of strengthening our organization and advancing civil justice nationwide.

Thank you to our Board of Governors, member leaders, and everyone who participated for your continued commitment to AAJ’s mission and the trial lawyer community.

10/08/2026

Trial Lawyers Care® is a story of service, resilience, and the power of showing up when people need help most.

In this episode of Practising Law Institute's Pursuing Justice: The Pro Bono Files, hear how trial lawyers came together after September 11 to provide pro bono legal services to families navigating unimaginable loss.

Featured in the episode are AAJ CEO Linda Lipsen, Leo Boyle, and Chris Placitella.

🎧 Watch the clip and listen to the full episode:
pli.edu/catalog/podcasts/pursuing-justice-the-pro-bono-files/episodes/-september-11-trial-lawyers-care

10/07/2026

AAJ was proud to join the Truck Safety Coalition for its annual gala, supporting TSC’s important work advocating for trucking safety and standing with victims and families impacted by truck crashes.

It was wonderful to see so many AAJ members in attendance, including AAJ President-Elect Marion Munley and Jeffrey Burns, and to celebrate Rena Leizerman as she was honored for her work.

AAJ’s Trucking Litigation Group previously honored Rena with The Camerlengo Courage Award, and we’re proud to see her continued advocacy recognized by the broader truck safety community.

Congratulations, Rena, and thank you to TSC for bringing advocates together around this critical mission.

10/07/2026

From Dayton to the national stage, AAJ President N. John Bey’s story is rooted in purpose, perseverance, and a deep commitment to serving others.

In this Dayton Daily News profile, John reflects on the experiences that shaped him—from his hometown roots and days as a student-athlete to his work as a trial lawyer fighting for people who need a voice.

We’re proud to see his journey and leadership recognized.

📖 Read the full story:

N. John Bey, former Colonel White High School quarterback, has been sworn in as president of the American Association for Justice, leading the largest organization of plaintiff trial lawyers focused on protecting access to the courtroom and holding companies accountable for harm.