| ABA Journal 2000 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A holiday remembrance.(memories of late mother) | Law | Michael Krasnow |
| Backdraft. | Law | |
| Banking on their homes; reverse mortgages can provide cash up front. | Law | Celeste M. Hammond |
| Bench talk. | Law | Laura Castro Trognitz |
| Building their own ladder.(Women and the Law) | Law | Wendell Lagrand |
| Cajun stew brewing; a political corruption trial is old hat in Louisiana, but the silence ordered by a federal court is new. | Law | Pamela Coyle |
| Computerizing collegiality. | Law | Charles R. McKirdy |
| Database detectives; lawyers are using the Internet to hunt information and win big. | Law | Janice F. Mulligan, Tim Willoughby, Marc Groman, Larry P. Schiffer, Thomas M. Federico |
| Debt-beat dad; N.J. court backs jail for failing to pay support and fees, but experts say there's got to be a better way. | Law | Dana Kaufman |
| Different accents. | Law | Cynthia L. Cooper |
| Doing well by doing good. | Law | Robert N. Weiner, Robert J. Hobbs, Mary Meg McCarthy, Joel D. Tenenbaum, David Jackson DeVries |
| Down on the body farm.(Tennessee) | Law | Jon Jefferson |
| Farewell and thanks. | Law | Gary A. Hengstler |
| Fatal failures. | Law | |
| Fear of driving. | Law | Elizabeth Rogers |
| February is the cruelest month. (planning social events for the law firm to boost morale) | Law | Laurence Cumberland |
| Fruit of the vine 2000; happiness begins at around $10. | Law | Mike Steere |
| Going head to head.(Interview) | Law | |
| Heartfelt recoveries. | Law | Nora C. Porter |
| High-tech matchmaking. | Law | Richard Brust |
| Home work problems; employers must address liabilities of telecommuting. | Law | Andrew M. Reidy |
| How far is boss's reach? Employees fight back against firings based on their online activities. | Law | Wendy L. Stasell |
| Inside story on trade secrets. | Law | Scott D. Marrs |
| In the shade of the pinon tree. | Law | Lane Bowes |
| It only counts if it's clear. | Law | Rob Harrison |
| Judges side with media; despite high jury awards, absence of actual malice dooms cases. | Law | Cynthia L. Cooper |
| Look before you leap; mobile lawyers need to check policy coverage when changing firms. | Law | William B. McGuire, Marianne M. DeMarco |
| Looking for shelter; homeowners facing foreclosure can still keep the roof over their heads. | Law | Harold I. Levine, Russell C. Wirbicki |
| Minor hardships; jailing youths as adults is gaining ground - and so are its critics. | Law | Kristin Choo |
| Not always eye-to-eye; Brits, Americans disagree on some issues, still look to each other for guidance. | Law | Steven Keeva |
| Not in my parents' back yard. | Law | |
| Passionate practitioner. | Law | Steven Keeva |
| Power to policyholders; court supports insurance recoveries for loss of electronic data. | Law | Robert L. Carter Jr., Donald O. Johnson |
| Putting the squeeze on juries. | Law | Mark Curriden |
| Quality in life and in death. (personal experiences as a guardian ad litem for an abused child) | Law | Richard Milstein |
| Schools of procedure rules; apply parliamentary knowledge for efficiency - and legality - of meetings. | Law | James H. Slaughter |
| Snapshot of progress; women steadily gaining ground in association leadership, commission report reveals. | Law | Debra Cassens |
| Sovereignty and survival; the status of Indian tribes under American law is a key to their cultural existence. | Law | John Gibeaut, Richard A. Monette, Suzan Shown Hario, Dorreen Yellow Bird, K. Kirke Kickingbird, Lawrence R. Baca |
| Speaking of firsts ... First Amendment free-speech cases may turn into blockbusters. | Law | David L. Hudson Jr. |
| Squeezing the public good: higher salaries mean more billable hours, which translates into less time available for pro bono; we need to reverse this trend to become again a committed and caring profession. | Law | Deborah L. Rhode |
| Stars and bars wars; confederate flag-wavers, many of them students, storm the courts under a banner of free expression. | Law | David L. Hudson Jr. |
| Structured for a reason. | Law | Philip H. Corboy |
| Take the pain out of contributing; complexities of campaign finance laws can cause the unwary to stumble. | Law | Mike B. Wittenwyler |
| Tax Law surprises. | Law | Samuel L. Braunstein, Carol F. Burger |
| Telling remarks; informing insurer can also feed discoverable data to plaintiff's counsel. | Law | Arthur W. Lefco |
| The good fight takes its toll. (job stress as a public prosecutor) | Law | Page Bondor |
| The pause that refreshes. | Law | Judy Taylor Sutton |
| There's something about Mary; settlement ploy named for 1967 case poses risks lawyers should heed. | Law | G. Michael Bourgeois |
| Ticket to ride? Circuits disagree on whether the ADA requires gold tournaments to let disabled players use carts. | Law | Ted Curtis |
| Too good to last? Budget cuts force the EEOC to terminate contract mediators from its new, highly touted program. | Law | Julie Harders |
| Turn out lights on litmus tests. | Law | Bruce Fein |
| Uncle Sam's share; recoveries in employment discrimination cases can have unexpected tax consequences. | Law | Bonnie Pierson-Murphy |
| Unequal under law; in many nations, laws sanction discrimination against women.(Women and the Law) | Law | Kristin Choo |
| Yard work; Harvard Law revives mandatory pro bono debate. | Law | Francesco R. Barbera |
| 'Yes, it's my castle;' suits by unhappy residents against homeowners' associations grow. | Law | Laura Castro Trognitz |
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