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Fall 2011, Volume 37, Number 1
Features
Pro Hac Vice Status at Risk
By Anthony R. McClureSpoliation Motions Are Rarer Than You May Think
By Henry R. ChalmersSupreme Court Deals Setback to Employment Discrimination Class Actions
By Douglas E. Motzenbecker
Summer 2011, Volume 36, Number 4
Features
High Court Complicates Corporate Decision Making
By Teresa Rider BultSupreme Court Favors Class Action Waivers in Arbitration
By Steven J. MintzMixed Preemption Rulings in Products Liability Cases
By Robert C. RodriguezSpring 2011, Volume 36, Number 3
Features
Lingering Signs of Attorney Job Frustration
By Jeffrey B. TracyFederal Circuit: Shifting Away from Estimated Patent Royalties
By Sean T. CarnathanCan Attorneys Conference with Witnesses During Depositions?
By Douglas E. MotzenbeckerWinter 2011, Volume 36, Number 2
Features
Harassment Scandal Provides Case Study in Ethical Duty to Distinguish Clients
By Teresa Rider BultDo High-Tech Law Enforcement Surveillance Tactics Conflict with the Fourth Amendment?
By Kent A. LambertDelaware Supreme Court Approves Poison Pill Trigger Below 5 Percent
By Henry R. ChalmersFall 2010, Volume 36, Number 1
Features
The Changing Landscape of Arbitration
By Anthony R. McClureReport Finds Lingering Discrimination in Jury Selection
By Henry R. ChalmersSupreme Court Rejects Media Prejudice Defense in Skilling Case
By Douglas E. MotzenbeckerSummer 2010, Volume 35, Number 4
Features
Evidentiary Hearings on Juror Bias
By Kent A. LambertCan Lawyers Ever Speak Out Against Former Clients?
By Katerina MilenkovskiDivided Supreme Court Permits Class Action to Proceed in Federal Court
By Douglas E. MotzenbeckerSpring 2010, Volume 35, Number 3
Features
Clients Pushing Firms to Implement Flex-Time Policies
By Effie D. Silva and Jeffrey R. TeetersEmployment Litigation: What GINA Means for Employers and Employees
By Teresa Rider Bult and Mary S. DiemerNew Standards for E-Discovery Shortfalls
By Lindsay M. SestileWinter 2010, Volume 35, Number 2
Features
States Weigh Disclosure of Liability Insurance Status to Clients
By Lisa R. BlissNanotechnology and the Future of Litigation
By Kristine L. RobertsSupreme Court Raises the Pleadings Bar Again
By Douglas E. MotzenbeckerFall 2009, Volume 35, Number 1
Features
Blawgers Eye Ruling as Protection from Advertising Restrictions
By Matthew A. GoldbergThe Red Flags Privacy Rule
By Lindsay M. SestileAttorney-Client Privilege Trumps Workplace Regulations
By Sean T. CarnathanSummer 2009, Volume 34, Number 4
Features
Hidden Class Rep Incentives
By Karen L. StevensonTime to Look Again at AFAs?
By Sherry L. TaltonInternet Anonymity in Defamation Cases
By Kent A. LambertSpring 2009, Volume 34, Number 3
Features
A Civil Right to Counsel
By Lisa Radtke BlissIs Justice Denied a Shortcut to Anarchy?
By Katerina Milenkovski and Mary S. DiemerCourt Denies Review of Use of Victim Impact Videos
By Amy G. DoehringWinter 2009, Volume 34, Number 2
Features
Jury Project Confirms Best Practices of ABA’s Jury Innovations
By Katherine W. Wittenberg and Jeffrey R. TeetersRule of Evidence 502s: Impact on Protective Orders and Subject Matter Waiver
By Kristine L. Roberts and Mary S. DiemerABA Ethics Opinion Guides Lawyers in Outsourcing
By Lisa R. Bliss and Jeffrey R. TeetersFall 2008, Volume 34, Number 1
Features
Arbitration Agreements That Expand Judicial Review
By Henry R. Chalmers, Mary S. Diemer, and Jeffrey R. TeetersIn-House Expansion
By Katerina Milenkovski, Mary S. Diemer, and Jeffrey R. TeetersCurb on Punitives
By Douglas E. Motzenbecker, Mary S. Diemer, and Jeffrey R. Teeters
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