| ABA Journal 1996 Richard C. Reuben |
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| Adjusting the focus on cable TV; communications reform law impacts cross-ownership, indecency cases. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Affirmative inaction; some minority law firms report a decline in business. | Law | Debra Cassens Moss, Richard C. Reuben |
| And the winner is... arbitrators to resolve disputes as they arise at Olympics. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| A recipe for merger; Thomson and West agree to change an antitrust agreement in response to competitors' criticisms. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| 'Belli' flop for torts king: despite bankruptcy filing, flamboyant 88-year-old lawyer vows to continue San Francisco practice. (Melvin Belli) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| California scheming: more than 175 lawyers are under investigation for taking kickbacks from clients' medical providers. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Called to action; grants help crusading attorneys continue work. (Macarthur genius grant) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Courts playing against type; new rules set word counts rather than page limits for appellate briefs. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Doing the time for the crime: sentence reductions of LAPD officers in Rodney King case under review. (Stacey Koon and Laurence Powell) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Elder rights boosted with new law: specific mental 'deficits' to govern competency decisions in California. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Excuses, excuses: any old facially neutral reason may be enough to defeat an attack on a peremptory challenge. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Family fundamentals: justices tackle a child custody case with more than parental rights at stake. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Fee caps an issue that won't go away; California voters reject anti-lawyer initiatives, but proponents continue fight. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Gay rights watershed? Scholars debate whether past and future cases will be affected by Supreme Court's Romer decision. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Getting out of J.A.M.S.; ADR provider's new policy discourages companies from requiring arbitration of employee disputes. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Heading back to the thicket: voting district cases pose politically and racially charges questions. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| In pursuit of health; with more patients suing HMOs for denial of treatment, lawyers are exploring new ground in going up against the managed-care giants.(Cover Story) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Insurer out to eliminate middleman; critics claim accident victims in better hands with lawyers than with Allstate. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Investors' attorneys find task force report faulty; recommendation to cap punitive damages in securities arbitrations raising most controversy. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Jacoby takes on Meyers: founder of retail law firm sues partners, claiming their attempt to oust him caused emotional distress. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Keeping legal aid alive; programs restructuring, seeking funds in rescue effort. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| McDeportation; the new anti-terrorism law allows border guards to summarily exclude aliens without documents. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Merger to yield legal publishing giant; observers divided over whether Thomson-West deal will benefit attorneys. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Model ethics rules limit mediator role. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| New ground for asylum; threatened female genital mutilation is persecution. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| New habeas restrictions challenged; first suit to reach High Court gets expedited review. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| No happy endings; whatever the verdict in the Simpson civil suit, public faith in the justice system will likely suffer. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| No lotus position for Supreme Court: experts see confusion in wake of justices' 4-4 split on software copyrights. (Lotus v. Borland) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Police under the gun: search and seizure on the docket amid tensions over police conduct. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Pouring salt in the wound; taxability of punitives in personal injury cases comes up for scrutiny. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Re-tailoring jury trial rights: dry-cleaning patent case raises larger Seventh Amendment issues. (Markman v. Westview Instruments) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| 'Split decision' pending in Congress: Judiciary Committee Oks bill to divide 9th Circuit, despite judges' opposition. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| The forgotten victims: new ABA domestic violence program reaches out to children. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| The heart of the matter; product liability case will test Court's commitment to federalist principles. (Lohr v. Medtronics) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| The lawyer turned peacemaker. (alternative dispute resolution)(Cover Story) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| This model sports no caps; proposal by uniform law commissioners tightens punitive procedures. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Utility power plays: their defenses are winning electromagnetic field suits. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Western showdown: two Montana judges buck the U.S. Supreme Court. (Justices Terry N. Trieweiler and William Hunt of Montana Supreme Court) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Whose language is it? English-only case could be decided on jurisdictional grounds. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
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