The National Law Journal 1995 Randall Samborn - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
The National Law Journal 1995 Randall Samborn
Brutal murder highlights a fall from case: prominent lawyer's lover is accused in killing. But defense says he was just a patsy. (Illinois)	Law	Randall Samborn
Contingent fee arrangements get ABA nod; the bar group ducks the larger public policy debate.	Law	Randall Samborn
ERISA is prototype for pre-emption: management lawyers like the coherence; plaintiffs' lawyers say their clients lose out. (includes related article)	Law	Randall Samborn
Fairchild's sudden fall ends with drop of a gavel; former head of Winston & Strawn earns 24 to 30 months for embezzlement. (Gary L. Fairchild)	Law	Randall Samborn
Ill. bar girds for tort fight; flurry of lawsuits, competing radio ads frame the looming legislative battle.	Law	Randall Samborn
Judges foresee federal courts caseload crush; but judicial panel's study doesn't call for radical changes - not yet, anyway.	Law	Randall Samborn
United ABA criticizes house moves; previous meetings' rancor seems but a memory.	Law	Randall Samborn

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