The National Law Journal 1999 Elizabeth Amon - Abstracts

The National Law Journal 1999 Elizabeth Amon
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A white knight's tale; huge pro bono effort fights to free child abuse convicts.(Washington)LawElizabeth Amon
Beasley, class of '99; for $20 million or so, Temple has renamed its law school after a lawyer.(James E. Beasley)LawElizabeth Amon
Case: what's U.S. tribal role? Feds replace tribal council with rival but face court challenge.LawElizabeth Amon
High-tech courts will ease crunch in 21st century; because filings could quadruple, speed is a must.LawElizabeth Amon, Wendy R. Leibowitz, Rex Bossert
New York lawyers: are they that bad? Negative stereotype may have some validity, but hardly tells whole story.(The NLJ Visits)LawElizabeth Amon
The law boom continues; N.Y., Chicago, L.A. firms lead in the latest AmLaw 100.LawElizabeth Amon
The pro bono pardon; how Arnold & Porter cleared a man's name a century later.(pardon of 19th century African American soldier Lieutenant Henry O. Flipper)LawElizabeth Amon
Working on the RRs; simple property case sparks 25 class actions against RRs, telecoms.LawElizabeth Amon
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