Charles A. B. Sterling

Charles A. B. Sterling (1867–1934) was an influential American lawyer, educator, and civic leader. He served as a law professor at the University of Chicago and was involved in various legal and civic reform efforts. Sterling was known for his work in promoting ethical standards in law and government, and he played a key role in the development of the American Bar Association. His career combined academia, public service, and advocacy for justice, making him a respected figure in both legal circles and broader civic communities.