The American Bar Association has signaled that it wants to step up efforts to help lawyers manage their student loans.
The ABA’s House of Delegates on Monday overwhelmingly supported a resolution calling on the organization to push federal lawmakers for a series of changes that would ease the debt burden on many young attorneys, such as letting borrowers refinance their government-backed loans at lower rates, and allowing those with private student loans participate in government repayment programs.
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