| ABA Journal 2001 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Bringing in the fees; how lawyers collect payment is as important as setting the price itself. | Law | Arthur Garwin |
| Casting your net for clients; using the Internet to attract clients has its risks. | Law | David A. Grsossbaum |
| Courting tech business; states are out to lure cyber companies by offering them their own bench. | Law | Victoria Rivkin |
| Court without clout.(Russia's Constitutional Court) | Law | Robert Rand |
| DAs still getting out on street.(10-year history of community prosecution) | Law | Paula Park |
| Dollars for downloads; ruling back music companies' rights to royalties for Webcast 'performances.' | Law | Ruth Yodaiken |
| Dusty doctrines.(courts reviving constitutional clauses to protect economic liberties) | Law | Steve France |
| Economic testimony under fire; courts are increasingly finding economists unreliable as expert witnesses. | Law | Robert G. Badal, Edward J. Slizewski |
| Employer awareness; lawyers can help ward off liability when domestic violence spills into workplace.(New York) | Law | Tim Pareti |
| Ethics code rework; new ABA Model Rules may be under construction in the next few months. | Law | James Podgers, Margaret C. Love, Roger C. Cramton, Nancy J. Moore, Carl A. Pierce, Laurie D. Zelon |
| Family values in flux; some lawyers are growing hostile to the 'friendly parent' idea in custody fights.(Symposium: Regulation by Litigation, Sponsored by Wiggin & Dana) | Law | Wendy N. Davis |
| Fine print matters; fee-agreement arbitration clause bars malpractice case in court. | Law | John Schmitt |
| For some lawyers, mold is gold.(home damage due to toxic mold resulting in much litigation) | Law | Stephanie Francis Cahill |
| Full-service assistance.(unusual indigent defense offer)(Georgia) | Law | Margaret Graham mTebo |
| Give and take; in mediation, it is important to negotiate effectively with the mediator. | Law | Martin E. Latz |
| Hard line on a white lie; Colorado panel disciplines prosecutor who helped coax triple murderer into surrendering. | Law | Stephen Tarnoff |
| High-stakes standoff; out-of-state firms challenge Nevada bar over naming rule. | Law | Sue Reisinger |
| Information, please; prosecutors must share evidence with defendants mulling plea agreements. | Law | Wendy L. Stasell |
| Law firm interview - take one; computer-video may aid recruiting at a time of economic cutbacks. | Law | Andy Grieser |
| Law in the oval office; ABA museum to highlight the historical impact of attorney-presidents. | Law | Kathleen Quirsfeld |
| Lawyers just want to have funds.(law firm trust accounts) | Law | John Q. Beard |
| Making a case for PR; once estranged, lawyers and PR agencies find they need each other. | Law | Thom Weidlich |
| Moving in on crime; eviction of public housing tenants for third-party criminal activity at issue. | Law | Wendy L. Stasell |
| No Palestinian 'return' to Israel.(response to article in ABA Journal, Dec 2000) | Law | Joel Singer |
| No substitutions; legal aides are crucial, but some tasks lawyers should not delegate. | Law | Kathleen Maher |
| Of global strip malls.(need for globalization to also emphasize human rights) | Law | James M. Cooper |
| Out of the shadows; Cuban dissident lawyer finally free to accept ABA award.(Leonel Morejon Almagro) | Law | Wendell LaGrand |
| Paying for the American dream. (mortgage options) | Law | Daniel B. Kennedy |
| Power of 12.(increased power of jury) | Law | Mark Curriden |
| Preparing to help.(lawyers offering to assist military personnel with legal issues) | Law | James Podgers, Samuel F. Wright, John S. Odom Jr., Nicholas Grasselli |
| Public morality vs. privacy rights; ruling on sale of sexual devices has gay activists worried. | Law | Pamela Coyle |
| Purging with prudence; pause before trashing client files - they can be key malpractice evidence. | Law | Jett Hanna |
| Put it in writing; new ethics rules would require clients to sign off on any conflicts. | Law | Arthur Garwin |
| Question of compensation; 9th Circuit rules lawyers' trust accounts are takings in violation of the the Fifth. | Law | John Schmitt |
| Shifting winds; court whittles away at plaintiffs' recovery of attorney fees. | Law | Margaret Sanner, Carl Tobias |
| Spoiled cargo; court joins bandwagon in ruling against spoliation-of-evidence cause of action over missing trucker's log. | Law | Tim Pareti |
| Staking out a detective.(using a private investigator in litigation) | Law | Lisa Stansky |
| Switch-hitters saving the day; two corporations looking to settle lawsuits hire plaintiffs lawyers. | Law | Mark Curriden |
| Talking heads speak up; dictating legal matters still has many proponents, even in this high-tech age. | Law | Lisa Stansky |
| Tax relief at every milestone.(tax reform in 2001) | Law | Samuel L. Braunstein, Carol F. Burger |
| The e-alternative; online mock juries offer cheap and fast opinions. | Law | Brad L.F. Hoeschen |
| The next target; corporate counsel face their own cast of malpractice demons. | Law | Gerald J. Buchwald |
| Tightening domain reins.(California) | Law | Molly McDonough |
| Till death do us part; same-sex partner seeks assets of partner under equitable doctrine governing heterosexuals.(Washington) | Law | Daniel B. Kennedy |
| Top tips for business trips; how to stay healthy when travelers' stress strikes. | Law | Jim Meyer |
| Tragedy is the mother of invention; Sept. 11 expected to bring surge of anti-terror patent applications. | Law | Peg Brickley |
| 'We're all technology lawyers ;' understanding the risks involved in high-tech practice if imperative. | Law | George M. Kryder |
| What do you say? (will drafting for dying clients) | Law | William H. Soskin |
| What's your best memory from law school? | Law | A. Michael Barker, Ingrid Taylor Vinci, Joel K.B. Winful |
| X-rated regs; ruling spurs state edicts covering adult businesses. | Law | Kelly Anders |
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