2013-04-15T08:48:05-00:00 2012-08-31 990 2011-09-01 360723150 American Bar Association AMER 3129885000 321 N Clark Street Chicago IL 60654 Jack Rives 2013-04-11 false 2011 2016-02-25 16:41:14Z Jack Rives Executive Director 321 N Clark Street Chicago IL 60654 237528716 false X www.abanet.org X 1905 IL To serve equally the members of the legal profession and the public by defending liberty and delivering justice as the national representative of the legal profession. 37 37 1010 8500 3463728 6234225 7113114 118589835 115693062 8454013 15576682 7376073 7940932 140654146 146323790 773890 923361 0 58405787 63705796 0 0 70590809 72557384 129770486 137186541 10883660 9137249 239942508 298105242 120890123 191105739 119052385 106999503 X To serve equally the members of the legal profession and the public by defending liberty and delivering justice as the national representative of the legal profession. false false ABA Sections, Divisions, Forums The American Bar Association is the largest voluntary professional association in the world. Throughout its history, the ABA has demonstrated an ability to anticipate the needs of the legal profession and to respond to the needs of a changing society. The ABA brings the resources of a large national organization to the analysis and development of policy on issues that are of concern to both the profession and the public. Much of this work is carried out through the entities of the Association, primarily Sections, Divisions and Forums See Schedule O for continuation false true false true false false false false true true false false false true false false true false false false false false false false false false true true true false false false false false false false false false false false true true true false true 500 0 true 1010 true true true false false false true true false X 37 37 false false false false true true false true true false false true true true true true true true true false X Lawrence M Gill 3129885000 321 N Clark Street Chicago IL 60654 X Wm T Robinson III 077.00 X X 50000 0 0 Laurel G Bellows 060.00 X X 0 0 0 Cara Lee T Neville 012.50 X X 0 0 0 Linda A Klein 020.00 X X 0 0 0 Lucian T Pera 007.50 X X 0 0 0 Stephen N Zack 012.00 X X 0 0 0 Joseph J Roszkowski 005.00 X 0 0 0 Josephine A McNeil 005.00 X 0 0 0 Amelia Helen Boss 006.00 X 0 0 0 Allen Cunningham Goolsby III 012.50 X 0 0 0 Charles E English Sr 004.00 X 0 0 0 Robert L Rothman 002.00 X 0 0 0 Cheryl I Niro 004.00 X 0 0 0 Edith G Osman 005.00 X 0 0 0 Frederick E Finch 001.00 X 0 0 0 James S Hill 005.00 X 0 0 0 James F Carr 007.50 X 0 0 0 Thomas A Hamill 010.00 X 0 0 0 Carlos A Rodriguez-Vidal 005.00 X 0 0 0 Mark I Schickman 010.00 X 0 0 0 Kenneth G Standard 007.70 X 0 0 0 G Nicholas Casey Jr 001.00 X 0 0 0 C Timothy Hopkins 005.00 X 0 0 0 James Dimos 006.00 X 0 0 0 Leslie Miller 008.00 X 0 0 0 R Kinnan Golemon 003.00 X 0 0 0 Neal R Sonnett 020.00 X 0 0 0 Mary Ellen Coster Williams 005.00 X 0 0 0 Peter Alan Winograd 010.00 X 0 0 0 Charles A Collier Jr 005.00 X 0 0 0 Barbara Mendel Mayden 005.00 X 0 0 0 Mary L Smith 015.00 X 0 0 0 Harold D Pope III 002.00 X 0 0 0 Michelle A Behnke 002.50 X 0 0 0 Sandra R McCandless 010.00 X 0 0 0 Kendyl T Hanks 010.00 X 0 0 0 Michael Pellicciotti 010.00 X 0 0 0 Brandon Smith 007.00 X 0 0 0 Jack Rives 080.00 X 687929 0 10807 Lawrence Gill 055.00 X 369980 0 18112 R Thomas Howell 043.00 X 346187 0 24440 Thomas Susman 037.50 X 302853 0 0 Chris Gloede 060.00 X 286238 0 7254 Marina Jacks 037.50 X 274006 0 16806 James Swanson 050.00 X 270406 0 4897 H Maria Enright 040.00 X 221504 0 27846 Kathryn Wiley 050.00 X 177694 0 14812 Dolores Gedge 037.50 X 182896 0 20687 Robert Horowitz 035.00 X 197170 0 7009 Jerry Kiska 040.00 X 182167 0 2693 Laura Metzger 055.00 X 177304 0 9852 Terrence Brooks 040.00 X 176904 0 21064 Kathryn Shaw 000.00 X 100000 0 0 Edward Adams 000.00 X 289957 0 16976 4293195 203255 117 true true false United States Postal Service 2700 Campus Drive San Mateo CA 94497 Shipping 2767000 World Color Corporation 291 State St North Haven CT 06473 Printing and paper services 2595566 Infocision Management Corporation 325 Springside Drive Akron OH 44333 Telemarketing 1549283 Manpower 21271 Network Place Chicago IL 60673 Staffing 1452918 Bear Construction Company 1501 Rohlwing Road Rolling Meadows IL 60008 Building services 933744 213 7113114 7113114 Meeting Fees 26615511 26615511 Publication Revenue 12443492 12443492 Advertising 511120 2994655 2994655 Membership Dues 73639404 73639404 115693062 6690700 6690700 7293678 7293678 100090908 91204926 8885982 8885982 8885982 Marketing Fees 900004 289957 289957 Other Income 900099 357297 178181 179116 647254 146323790 112876588 3463728 22870360 816502 106859 0 0 3903238 0 45731330 4036067 6839357 3195804 1440129 1260510 232283 1176115 0 3586624 11952201 7661265 1883436 1373536 7300311 9337499 0 18898294 1095837 0 2276537 2276537 205500 Taxes 718088 Utilities 182256 Miscellaneous Operating Expenses 1156651 Interfund Transfers 820312 0 137186541 2276537 2524779 14710972 22897174 10081572 4938193 4327140 3324590 3335562 2620807 2495561 64468656 47795887 16084964 16672769 173614930 246095261 13937071 386405 239942508 298105242 9048938 8247702 47258784 57278954 9768984 1027824 54813417 124551259 120890123 191105739 X 119039905 106999503 12480 119052385 106999503 239942508 298105242 X 9137249 -21190131 X false true true X false RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 73639404 1176115 1176115 1840985 -664870 false 8837086 162067 819572 89990 9728735 8023847 10925 823463 21149 8837086 0.14000 0.71000 0.15000 false true true 22588962 10592664 11996298 39596278 37203223 2393055 2283416 1872476 2283416 16672769 Deferred Rent Abatement 12151691 Other Liabilities 7569240 Pension Liability 77000871 Due to Related Organizations 27829457 124551259 V 4 The endowment funds are held by a tax-exempt related organization, ABA Fund for Justice and Education FJE. ABA uses the proceeds from the endowment funds to provide a predictable stream of funding for ABA programs. X 2 The ABA, JOB and FJE are qualified under the US Internal Revenue Code Code as tax-exempt organizations or, in the case of the FJE, as a tax-exempt fund, and are exempt from tax on income related to their tax-exempt purposes under Section 501a of the Code. The ABA is exempt from income tax as an association described in Section 501c6 of the Code. The JOB is exempt under Section 501c2, and the FJE is exempt under Section 501c3. X The FJE and other organizations do not have any material unrelated business income. Accordingly, no provision for income taxes has been made in the consolidated financial statements for the fiscal years ended August 31, 2012 and 2011. X 2 There are no amounts of interest and penalties associated with the tax matters that are recognized in the ABAs consolidated financial statements for the fiscal years ended August 31, 2012 and 2011. true Pine Tree Legal Assistance 88 Federal Street PO Box 547 Portland ME 04112 010279387 501c3 79890 South Brooklyn Legal Services Inc 105 Court St Brooklyn NY 11201 132605605 501c3 67536 University of South Carolina School of Law Real Property Trust and Estate Law Columbia SC 29208 576001153 115 State Agency 60000 Legal Aid Society of Middle TN and the Cumberlands P O Box 5209 Oak Ridge TN 37831 620800756 501c3 51997 Ace Mentor Program of America 400 Main Street Stamford CT 06901 510465877 501c3 50000 Northwestern University School of Law 357 E Chicago Ave Chicago IL 60611 362167817 501c3 30831 University of Washington School of Law William H Gates Hall Box 353020 Seattle WA 98145 916001537 115 State Agency 30588 National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Law 111 N Wabash Ave Ste 1010 Chicago IL 60602 362307682 501c3 26250 Yale Law School 127 Wall St New Haven CT 065118918 060646973 501c3 20000 AIPLEF 241 18th Street South Arlington VA 22202 542019670 501c3 17500 Printing Arts 2001 W 21st St Broadview IL 60155 208818214 501c3 17000 Community Action Program of Lancaster County 601 South Queen Street Lancaster PA 17603 231667311 501c3 15830 12 Scholarships/Awards 96 106859 I 2 The ABA has recipient monitoring procedures in place to ensure adequate control of funds that are awarded. These procedures include the review of grantee financial and narrative reports, periodic on-site monitoring of grantee programs and financial operation, review of cash management procedures to minimize the cash on hand by recipients, and the review and appropriate follow-up on recipient audits including any deficiencies noted. I 2 Grant recipients typically are selected in consultation with the funding agency. I 2 The majority of the scholarships are paid directly to the colleges and universities that the award winners are attending. The remaining awards are paid as stipends to under-represented law students pursuing unpaid clerkships with judges. The stipends for clerkships are taxable to the grantee. X X true true X X true false false Jack Rives 686969 960 10022 920 698871 Lawrence Gill 369122 858 2071 16161 388212 R Thomas Howell 345361 826 8399 18921 373507 Thomas Susman 302490 363 2880 305733 Chris Gloede 285770 468 1387 5987 293612 Marina Jacks 273471 535 7247 9679 290932 James Swanson 268278 2127 3301 3953 277659 H Maria Enright 220352 1152 3553 24413 249470 Kathryn Wiley 177577 117 5053 11436 194183 Dolores Gedge 182587 308 1051 22392 206338 Robert Horowitz 196873 297 5175 5742 208087 Jerry Kiska 181915 252 2693 120 184980 Laura Metzger 177047 258 3496 6475 187276 Terrence Brooks 176651 254 4860 16521 198286 Kathryn Shaw 100000 100000 Edward Adams 185461 104495 3600 13497 307053 I 1a The President was provided first class for general business trips taken during the year. First class travel was not treated as taxable compensation due to the business nature of the trip. I 1a Senior Executives were offered spousal travel for general business trips taken during the year. Spousal travel was treated as taxable compensation. I 4a The following individuals received severance payouts during the year pursuant to a written agreement Kathryn Shaw, Former CFO 100,000 Edward Adams, Former Senior Director, Editor and Publisher 104,299. Form 990 Part III 4a The ABA provides lawyers unparalleled oppportunities for professional growth and service through numerous groups dedicated to specific areas of law. The Association currently has 23 Sections, which range in size from about 3,600 members to more than 60,000 15 Divisions and 6 Forums. All of these groups draw their membership from lawyers or judges with common professional interests. Sections include the following legal areas Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice Antitrust Business Criminal Justice Dispute Resolution Environment, Energy and Resources Family Law General Practice Solo Small Firm Government and Public Sector Law Health Law Individual Rights and Responsibilities Intellectual Property International Law Labor and Employment Law Practice Management Legal Education Litigation Public Contract Law Public Utility, Communications and Transportation Law Form 990 Part III 4a Science and Technology Law Tort and Insurance Practice Tax and State and Local Government Law. Divisions include Young Lawyers, Judges and their Staff Senior Lawyers Law Students Public Education and Bar Services. The Division for Public Services has Committees that focus on the improvement of the electoral process, support for the Law Library of Congress, Bioethics, National Security, Mental and Physical Disability Law, and Environmental Law. The Public Service Division also focuses on a number of social problems with legal ramifications immigration, homelessness and poverty, and substance abuse. The Division for Public Education seeks to advance public understanding of the law and its role in society, with a special emphasis upon youth education. Form 990 Part III 4a Forums explore new areas of developing law, such as franchising, e-commerce, entertainment and sports law, the construction industry, and affordable housing and community development. Sections, Divisions and Forums within the ABA provide members myriad opportunities for professional development, leadership development, networking, probono contributions, and education within their own particular field of interest and expertise. Sections and Divisions also contribute to policy-making on issues of importance to both lawyers and the public. Sections originate many of the recommendations that become the ABAs policy positions, and act as checks and balances on recommendations of other entities. Through the work of these groups, the ABA benefits the public through improvement of both the profession and the legal system. Form 990 Part III 4c These books offered guidance and counsel in every legal discipline and every aspect of a legal career. Many of these excellent books would not have been published by a commercial publisher because their revenue potential is not great enough for a commercial model. However, these publications are of great value to the profession, providing vital information to keep lawyers up to date on developments in the law. Thus ABA publications serve clients, the public and the courts by improving the education and professionalism of the nations lawyers. Because ABAs mission is to serve the profession, many disciplines and authors are able to publish vital and timely information that would not otherwise be available to the profession. Form 990 Part VI 6 The members of the Nominating Committee of the House of delegates nominate the members of the Board of Governors, the elective offices of the Association - President, President-Elect, Secretary, Treasurer, and Chair of the House of Delegates. Members who register for the annual meeting elect six members of the House of Delegates the House elects the Board of Governors, the Chair of the House, and the officers. Members may nominate officers and governors by presenting a nominating petition to the nominating committee with the number of member signatures specified in the bylaws for each elected position. Members may initiate a referendum to change or initiate ABA policy by filing a petition with the requisite number of signatures. Form 990 Part VI 6 The House, by majority vote, can direct a referendum on a question relating to the substance of the law, the administration of justice or the policy of the Association. In either case, the majority of members casting a ballot determine the result. All members may attend the meetings of the House of Delegates and may submit a report and recommendation for consideration by the House. Form 990 Part VI 7a The ABA House of Delegates elects the Board of Governors, the officers, and the Chair of the House. The House is designed to be representative of the legal profession in the United States. Members of the Association who register for the annual meeting elect six delegates-at-large. ABA members of each state elect state delegates ABA members who belong to state and qualifying local Bar Associations also elect delegates, the number being dependent upon the number of ABA members and lawyers in the respective state or local association. Association members of ABA sections, divisions and judicial conferences elect section/division delegates. Each section has a minimum of two delegates, with additional delegates dependent on the number of members in each section. Form 990 Part VI 7a The U.S. Virgin Islands Bar Association elects a delegate, and the Bar Associations of Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands share one elected rotating delegate. State, local and territorial bar associations elect delegates according to their own rules. For purposes of election to the Board, the House is grouped into eighteen geographical districts. Governors serve staggered three year terms the House elects approximately one-third of the Board, and the President-Elect at each annual meeting. The Board of Governors consists of one member from each of the 18 geographical districts, six section members-at-large, and one non-voting law student member-at-large. Form 990 Part VI 7a The President, Chair of the House, President-Elect, Immediate Past President, Secretary, and Treasurer of the ABA are ex-officio members of the Board of Governors, and every third year the Treasurer-Elect and Secretary-Elect also are included on the Board of Governors. The House elects the Chair of the House for a two-year term in even-numbered years every third year the House elects the Treasurer and Secretary a year in advance for three year terms. Form 990 Part VI 11a Prior to filing the return with the IRS, it is reviewed by the organizations management and then reviewed by the Audit Committee. The Audit Committee includes members of the Board of Governors as well as members of the ABA who are not members of the Board. The Form 990 is emailed to all members of the ABA Board prior to filing the form with the IRS. Form 990 Part VI 12c Each Board member received the Conflict of Interest C of I questionnaire this year. All responses were reviewed by the Accounting team at the ABA. If a Board member discloses a conflict, the Board member must recuse themselves from any matter involving the disclosed conflict, and the recusal is noted in the minutes. Additionally, staff assigned to the Board of Governors distribute COI forms to Board members prior to each Board meeting and collect the completed COI forms. Form 990 Part VI 15a The Compensation Committee of the ABA Board of Governors reviewed compensation information of comparable entities and performance assessments of the top management position and made a recommendation to the full ABA Board of Governors. The ABA Board of Governors must approve the final compensation. This process occurs every year and was last performed in 2011. Form 990 Part VI 15b The Compensation Committee of the ABA Board reviews compensation information of comparable entities and performance of other officers and key employees. When other officer and key employee positions become vacant the compensation is reviewed by the Associations Executive Director and Human Resources department based on guideline recommendations of the Compensation Committee. The ABA Board approves the final compensation of the Executive Director of the American Bar Association. This process occurs every year and was last performed in calendar year 2011. The Association President and the President-Elect receive 100,000 and 50,000 respectively in compensation for their positions. There has been a long-standing practice and written agreement that the compensation for the President and President-Elect is paid directly to their respective law firms. Form 990 Part VI 19 The ABA constitution bylaws, the ABA business conduct standards, and the audited financial statements are available upon request or on the ABA website www.abanet.org Form 990 Part VII 1a All interested persons listed on Part VII of the 990 devote time to the American Bar Association Fund for Justice and Education, a related tax-exempt entity. The following interested persons devoted time to the James O. Broadhead Corporation, a related tax-exempt organization Wm T Robinson III, Laurel G Bellows, Honorable Cara Lee T Neville, Lucian T Pera, Jack Rives, Lawrence Gill and James Swanson. The following interested persons devoted time to the American Bar Foundation, a related tax-exempt organization Wm T Robinson III, Linda A Klein, Honorable Cara Lee T Neville and Lucian T Pera. Form 990 Part VII Though this return is reporting on fiscal year August 31, 2012 activities, the compensation reported is based on the Forms W-2 filed with the IRS for calendar year 2011. Form 990 Part XI 5 Other Changes in Net Assets or Fund Balances Investment Income 15,855,189 Pension Changes 26,498,761 Other Non-Operating Items 145,444 Net Assets Released from Restrictions 41,465 Realized Gain on Sale of Investment 8,885,982 Temporarily Restricted Gifts and Pledges 800 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets Released from Restrictions 11,680 Pension Plan Allocation 1,461,187 Form 990 Part III Line 4a The ABA provides lawyers unparalleled oppportunities for professional growth and service through numerous groups dedicated to specific areas of law. The Association currently has 23 Sections, which range in size from about 3,600 members to more than 60,000 15 Divisions and 6 Forums. All of these groups draw their membership from lawyers or judges with common professional interests. Sections include the following legal areas Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice Antitrust Business Criminal Justice Dispute Resolution Environment, Energy and Resources Family Law General Practice Solo Small Firm Government and Public Sector Law Health Law Individual Rights and Responsibilities Intellectual Property International Law Labor and Employment Law Practice Management Legal Education Litigation Public Contract Law Public Utility, Communications and Transportation Law Form 990 Part III Line 4a Science and Technology Law Tort and Insurance Practice Tax and State and Local Government Law. Divisions include Young Lawyers, Judges and their Staff Senior Lawyers Law Students Public Education and Bar Services. The Division for Public Services has Committees that focus on the improvement of the electoral process, support for the Law Library of Congress, Bioethics, National Security, Mental and Physical Disability Law, and Environmental Law. The Public Service Division also focuses on a number of social problems with legal ramifications immigration, homelessness and poverty, and substance abuse. The Division for Public Education seeks to advance public understanding of the law and its role in society, with a special emphasis upon youth education. Form 990 Part III Line 4a Forums explore new areas of developing law, such as franchising, e-commerce, entertainment and sports law, the construction industry, and affordable housing and community development. Sections, Divisions and Forums within the ABA provide members myriad opportunities for professional development, leadership development, networking, probono contributions, and education within their own particular field of interest and expertise. Sections and Divisions also contribute to policy-making on issues of importance to both lawyers and the public. Sections originate many of the recommendations that become the ABAs policy positions, and act as checks and balances on recommendations of other entities. Through the work of these groups, the ABA benefits the public through improvement of both the profession and the legal system. Form 990 Part III Line 4c These books offered guidance and counsel in every legal discipline and every aspect of a legal career. Many of these excellent books would not have been published by a commercial publisher because their revenue potential is not great enough for a commercial model. However, these publications are of great value to the profession, providing vital information to keep lawyers up to date on developments in the law. Thus ABA publications serve clients, the public and the courts by improving the education and professionalism of the nations lawyers. Because ABAs mission is to serve the profession, many disciplines and authors are able to publish vital and timely information that would not otherwise be available to the profession. Form 990 Part VI Section A Line 6 The members of the Nominating Committee of the House of delegates nominate the members of the Board of Governors, the elective offices of the Association - President, President-Elect, Secretary, Treasurer, and Chair of the House of Delegates. Members who register for the annual meeting elect six members of the House of Delegates the House elects the Board of Governors, the Chair of the House, and the officers. Members may nominate officers and governors by presenting a nominating petition to the nominating committee with the number of member signatures specified in the bylaws for each elected position. Members may initiate a referendum to change or initiate ABA policy by filing a petition with the requisite number of signatures. Form 990 Part VI Section A Line 6 The House, by majority vote, can direct a referendum on a question relating to the substance of the law, the administration of justice or the policy of the Association. In either case, the majority of members casting a ballot determine the result. All members may attend the meetings of the House of Delegates and may submit a report and recommendation for consideration by the House. Form 990 Part VI Section A Line 7a The ABA House of Delegates elects the Board of Governors, the officers, and the Chair of the House. The House is designed to be representative of the legal profession in the United States. Members of the Association who register for the annual meeting elect six delegates-at-large. ABA members of each state elect state delegates ABA members who belong to state and qualifying local Bar Associations also elect delegates, the number being dependent upon the number of ABA members and lawyers in the respective state or local association. Association members of ABA sections, divisions and judicial conferences elect section/division delegates. Each section has a minimum of two delegates, with additional delegates dependent on the number of members in each section. Form 990 Part VI Section A Line 7a The U.S. Virgin Islands Bar Association elects a delegate, and the Bar Associations of Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands share one elected rotating delegate. State, local and territorial bar associations elect delegates according to their own rules. For purposes of election to the Board, the House is grouped into eighteen geographical districts. Governors serve staggered three year terms the House elects approximately one-third of the Board, and the President-Elect at each annual meeting. The Board of Governors consists of one member from each of the 18 geographical districts, six section members-at-large, and one non-voting law student member-at-large. Form 990 Part VI Section A Line 7a The President, Chair of the House, President-Elect, Immediate Past President, Secretary, and Treasurer of the ABA are ex-officio members of the Board of Governors, and every third year the Treasurer-Elect and Secretary-Elect also are included on the Board of Governors. The House elects the Chair of the House for a two-year term in even-numbered years every third year the House elects the Treasurer and Secretary a year in advance for three year terms. Form 990 Part VI Section B Line 11a Prior to filing the return with the IRS, it is reviewed by the organizations management and then reviewed by the Audit Committee. The Audit Committee includes members of the Board of Governors as well as members of the ABA who are not members of the Board. The Form 990 is emailed to all members of the ABA Board prior to filing the form with the IRS. Form 990 Part VI Section B Line 12c Each Board member received the Conflict of Interest C of I questionnaire this year. All responses were reviewed by the Accounting team at the ABA. If a Board member discloses a conflict, the Board member must recuse themselves from any matter involving the disclosed conflict, and the recusal is noted in the minutes. Additionally, staff assigned to the Board of Governors distribute COI forms to Board members prior to each Board meeting and collect the completed COI forms. Form 990 Part VI Section B Line 15a The Compensation Committee of the ABA Board of Governors reviewed compensation information of comparable entities and performance assessments of the top management position and made a recommendation to the full ABA Board of Governors. The ABA Board of Governors must approve the final compensation. This process occurs every year and was last performed in 2011. Form 990 Part VI Section B Line 15b The Compensation Committee of the ABA Board reviews compensation information of comparable entities and performance of other officers and key employees. When other officer and key employee positions become vacant the compensation is reviewed by the Associations Executive Director and Human Resources department based on guideline recommendations of the Compensation Committee. The ABA Board approves the final compensation of the Executive Director of the American Bar Association. This process occurs every year and was last performed in calendar year 2011. The Association President and the President-Elect receive 100,000 and 50,000 respectively in compensation for their positions. There has been a long-standing practice and written agreement that the compensation for the President and President-Elect is paid directly to their respective law firms. Form 990 Part VI Section C Line 19 The ABA constitution bylaws, the ABA business conduct standards, and the audited financial statements are available upon request or on the ABA website www.abanet.org Form 990 Part VII Section A Line 1a All interested persons listed on Part VII of the 990 devote time to the Am American Bar Foundation 321 N Clark Street Chicago IL 60654 366110271 Research IL 501c3 7 N/A false American Bar Endowment 321 N Clark Street Chicago IL 60654 362384321 Grants IL 501c3 7 N/A false National Judicial College Judicial College Bldg MS 358 Reno NV 89557 942427596 Education NV 501c3 2 N/A false ABA Fund for Justice & Education 321 N Clark Street Chicago IL 60654 366110299 Public Service IL 501c3 11 - TYPE I N/A false The James O Broadhead Corporation 321 N Clark Street Chicago IL 60654 521874598 Title Company DC 501c2 N/A false The World Justice Project 740 15th Street NW Washington DC 20005 270359097 Public Service DC 501c3 7 N/A false ABA Retirement Funds 321 N Clark Street Chicago IL 60654 362550367 Benefit Plans IL ABA C Corp false false false true false false false false true true false false true true false true false true ABA Retirement Funds p 984021 American Bar Endowment p 300517 American Bar Foundation p 73886 National Judicial College p 34955 James O Broadhead Corporation j 3327600 James O Broadhead Corporation m 571740 James O Broadhead Corporation r 47203595 World Justice Project i 366578 ABA Fund for Justice and Education n 29432863 ABA Fund for Justice and Education d 19678174