| The National Law Journal 2000 Michael D. Goldhaber |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Among 2000's lessons: the big get bigger, the small stay pretty small.(The Millennium NLJ 250) | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| And now, for the rest of Clinton's clemency story. | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| As ABA debates, MDPs are spreading; NLJ survey finds lots of firms already have ancillary businesses.(multi-disciplinary practices) | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| Endless summer casual in NY, DC; everyday casual dress passes tipping point; some see a backlash. | Law | .Michael D. Goldhaber |
| From the flute to streaming media.(Kelly Jo MacArthur, vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary, RealNetworks Inc.) | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| Giving up their kids; mentally ill children, and the custody crisis you never heard of. | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| Guardian of all that's Pokemon.(Rick Flamm, Nintendo of America Inc.) | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| I...I...I...wanna be a lawyer.(New York) | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| Immigration reform a hot issue; deportation horror stories spur Congress to fix the problem. | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| In macho territory; male litigators win most big verdicts, but increasingly, women are becoming players. | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| Lawyers of the year; teams Bush & Gore; 'you had power partners at major firms doing cite checks at 3 a.m.'(contested presidential election of 2000 pitting George W. Bush againstt Albert Gore Jr.) | Law | David E. Rovella, Marcia Coyle, Michael D. Goldhaber, Peter Aronson |
| The felon vote; millions of prisoners and ex-cons have lost the ballot, but suits could change that. | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| The law v. what's right; judge sits by dying woman, invites AG to do the same, then rules her life may end.(New York) | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| Two dads, two responses; lawyers stand on opposite sides in adoption rights fight. | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
| Young lawyer, noble quest; he felt a sentence was unjust and got Bill Clinton to cut it. | Law | Michael D. Goldhaber |
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