| The National Law Journal 1998 Harvey Berkman |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| And if Jones does appeal? Legal experts of all stripes advise Paula Jones to appeal her case - even though she'll likely lose. (Paula Jones) | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| Bar to Starr: Clinton lied, but so what; NLJ poll shows lawyers oppose impeachment, indictment and ouster. | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| Behind the big win; Robert Bennett's Skadden team tells the NLJ how it slam-dunked the Jones case for the president. (Pres. Bill Clinton) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Can a sitting president be indicted? If Monica Lewinsky talks, the answer becomes critical. | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| Clinton's legal bills now exceed $8M - and counting. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Clinton will ask judge to throw out Jones' case; if unsuccessful, his lawyers will seek fast resolution of her sex harassment lawsuit. (Paula Jones's sexual harassment case against President Bill Clinton) | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| D.C.'s telecom ruling sets stage; court of appeals decides same issue facing 5th Circuit in pivotal case. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Do not underestimate the president's lawyer; he's been keeping his skills sharp away from court. (Robert Bennett) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Executive privilege finds a champion; Howrey & Simon partner, who extended right to president's advisers, is again asked to help. (W. Neil Eggleston) | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| Exit Kenneth Starr, enter... team Schippers, the House lawyer-gumshoe squad for any impeachment probe. | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| For lawyers, the only rule is ... there are no real rules. (in an impeacment trial) | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| House Judiciary already familiar with sex, lies. | Law | Harvey Berkman, Lisa Stein |
| If indicted, Clinton has weak defenses. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Judge to colleagues: you can't sanction me. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Lindsey ruling impact: outsourcing. (Bruce R. Lindsey, associate White House counsel in Clinton administration) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Minister's perjury tale is warning for Clinton; Illinois Supreme Court said that a lie is a lie is a ... | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Mogul bent on grand jury reform. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| New telecom law gets rough treatment in courts; three federal decisions strike key provisions of the telephone deregulation law. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Paula Jones appeal rides on 'how bad is bad.'? | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Politics, not law, is behind Jones settlement; experts say recent Supreme Court rulings do little to bolster her appeal. (Paula Jones) | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| Privilege at risk due to Whitewater; near-absolute client right hangs in balance on appeal. | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| Remembering Powell, a gentleman justice; his centrist legacy includes 'Bakke,' 'Bowers' and law clerks who adored him. (Supreme Court justice Lewis Powell) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Right investors flock to moot court; suddenly, Con Law needed to forecast telecom market. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Senate debate set for products liability reform; the bill includes a punitive damages cap and limits liability for retailers. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Sides set to fight on tort reform. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Starr inquiry, Paula Jones suit collide. (Will he escape this time?) (President Bill Clinton) | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| Starr performs for house and all that jazz; prosecutor persists; Sam Dash quits; Bob Barr insists; Mary Bono quips. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Starr's investigation creates a cottage industry. (Special Prosecutor Kenneth Starr) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Strange tale of the judge and the Hoover files. (Judge Laurence H. Silberman ) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Talking impeachment hypotheticals. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Talk straight, risk jail? Top criminal defense lawyers warn Clinton against being candid. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Top profs: not enough to impeach; NLJ 'jury' of 12 con-law experts weigh evidence. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Were White House talks on the Q.T.? Starr could seek to skirt the attorney-client privilege. (Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Will scandal become President Clinton's Watergate? (Monica Lewinsky sex in the White house and subornation of perjury matter) | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
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