The National Law Journal 1992 Margaret Cronin Fisk - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
The National Law Journal 1992 Margaret Cronin Fisk
'91 defense wins: the NLJ presents its second annual list of the biggest victories by civil defendants. (National Law Journal) (includes related article)	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
Bonuses spread in-house. (Corporate Counsel)	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
Firms invest in technology to keep an eye on the future. (Capital Equipment Survey)	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
Girding for change. (likely regulatory policy under Bill Clinton) (Corporate Counsel)	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
Helping corporations comply with rules is new legal business. (Corporate Counsel)	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
In-house lawyers increasingly seek liability coverage.	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
Issue is decentralization. (Corporate Counsel)	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
Making a compliance program work. (Corporate Counsel)	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
Reform measures made little impact. (caps on medical malpractice damages)	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
The fight for access: public law libraries battle budget cuts. (Law Librarians)	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
The reform juggernaut slows down; tort reform backers fight defensive actions now. (part 1)	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
Tort wars cost plenty.	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk
Winning: successful strategies from 10 litigators who stand apart from the crowd.	Law	Margaret Cronin Fisk

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