ABA Journal earns honorable mention as Magazine of the Year from business publication editors

"The ABA Journal took home an honorable mention as the Magazine of the Year, and its staff won five other awards Thursday in a national contest hosted by the American Society of Business Publication Editors."

"The contest, known as the Azbee Awards of Excellence, honors the best in business-to-business media. The Journal won the honorable mention for Magazine of the Year in the category for publications with 11 or fewer issues per year."

"The Journal staff also took home awards in other categories including: National Gold Award Category: Print - Regular Department Award Title of Entry: Business of Law Winner: Victor Li, assistant managing editor National Silver Award Category: All Content - Feature Article Title of Entry: " A Mother's Trial: Nurse wrongly accused of child abuse forges career bridging law and medicine to help others " Winner: Kevin Davis, managing editor"

"National Bronze Awards Category: Online Video Title of Entry: " Bill Kurtis memoir tells how law school trained him for covering trials " Winners: Julianne Hill, legal affairs writer; Bill Ward, editor Category: All Content - Feature Article Title of Entry: " Talk to the Animals: If AI can translate whistles, barks and meows, could it be used in court? " Winners: Julianne Hill, legal affairs writer; Victor Li, assistant managing editor Category: Print - Single Topic Coverage Award Title of Entry: " Generative AI and the Legal Industry " Winners: Victor Li, assistant managing editor; Danielle Braff, legal affairs writer"

ABA Journal earned an honorable mention as Magazine of the Year in a category for publications with 11 or fewer issues per year. The recognition came from the Azbee Awards of Excellence, a national contest hosted by the American Society of Business Publication Editors. The Journal staff also received awards across several categories, including a National Gold Award for a print regular department entry titled “Business of Law.” Additional honors included a National Silver Award for an all-content feature article titled “A Mother's Trial,” and National Bronze Awards for an online video about Bill Kurtis and an all-content feature article about AI translating animal sounds for court use. The Journal also won a National Bronze Award for print single topic coverage titled “Generative AI and the Legal Industry,” and a National Finalist spot for best body of work by Anna Stolley Persky.

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