| The National Law Journal 1992 Claudia MacLachlan |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A daring approach: two defense contractors have taken their $1.4 billion contract suit to U.S. Claims Court. | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| AGs to press multistate drive; despite air fare defeat. (National Association of Attorneys General) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Anger rises over bankruptcy fees; Congress and courts consider ways to control legal costs. | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Another paltry summer; the largest firms offer even fewer jobs. | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Baby Bell battle in Congress. | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Barr 'slam-dunked' by high court on prisons. (Attorney General William P. Barr) | Law | Marcia Coyle, Claudia MacLachlan, Fred Strasser |
| Bid protest machinery ready for overhaul. | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Community profile, Tucson, Arizona; nightmare on Calle Evelina. (Unequal Protection: The Racial Divide in Environmental Law) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Community profile, West Dallas, Texas; unto the third generation. (Unequal Protection: The Racial Divide in Environmental Law) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Conflict charges dog Ron Brown. (former chairman of Democratic National Committee and Bill Clinton's commerce secretary-designate) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Court reverses self on 'new value exception.' (bankruptcy) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Dallas toxic site still not listed. | Law | Marianne Lavelle, Claudia Maclachlan |
| D.C. Circuit tensions flare up. (over a Clarence Thomas sex discrimination case opinion) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Defense dollars screech to halt; lawyer group protests. (National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Firms benefit from hot, but cyclical, business of IPOs. (initial public offerings) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Funds stop, criminal lawyers quit; cases becoming unglued. | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Getting victimized by the legal system. (whether legal fees remain ethical in environmental racism fight) (Unequal Protection: The Racial Divide in Environmental Law) | Law | Marcia Coyle, Claudia MacLachlan |
| High court ducks its own habeas question. | Law | Marcia Coyle, Claudia MacLachlan |
| Hillary's law firm adjusts to spotlight. (Hillary Clinton's employer, Rose Law Firm in Little Rock, Arkansas) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| IRS Commissioner continues policies; her predecessor left big shoes for her to fill. (Shirley D. Peterson) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Law lifts risks at Claims Court; contractors joyous. (Federal Courts Administration Act of 1992) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Legal bills stillborn in Congress; legislators leave town. | Law | Marcia Coyle, Claudia MacLachlan, Cris Carmody |
| Minorities find firm with a place for them. (Dickinson, Wright, Moon, Van Dusen & Freeman) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| New tax changes to cost lawyers in time, money. (taxation of self-employed persons) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Progress glacial for women, minorities; but the recession hits white male associates the hardest. (law firms) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan, Rita Henley Jensen |
| Some lawyers balk at lobbying limits for Clinton officials. | Law | Karen Donovan, Claudia MacLachlan |
| Study: lack of U.S. lawyers adds to deficit. | Law | Claudia MacLachlan, Marianne Lavelle, Cris Carmody |
| Tension underlies rapport with grassroots groups. (Unequal Protection: The Racial Divide in Environmental Law) | Law | Claudia MacLachlan |
| Watergate's failed promise; the scandal sparked powerful legal reforms. Is the law of unintended consequences even more powerful? (includes related articles on where Watergate lawyers are now, critiques of reforms, and importance of watchdog groups) | Law | Fred Strasser, Claudia Maclachlan, Andy Blum |
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