Newest Issue - February 2011

Why I Love Being a Lawyer

Features

• Hunting Happy: In Grim Times, a Search for Joy in Law Practice Gains Ground
• Myths About Happy Lawyers
• Seduced: For Lawyers, the Appeal of Social Media Is Obvious. It's Also Dangerous
• A Long-Forgotten Film on the Nuremberg Trials Helps Rekindle Interest in the Holocaust

President's Letter

• Value and Visibility: Two Major Priorities Guide Efforts to Address Needs of Lawyers and the Public

Letters

• Letters: Kudos for Comic Book

The National Pulse

• With the High Court in Mind, Challenges to the Health Bill Move Ahead
• Law School? Bag It, Bloggers Say

Business of Law

• Firms' Re-Entry Programs Open Doors
• Vendor or Competitor? Pangea3 Purchase Pleases Some, Worries Others
• Study Shows Truths About Billing, But Do Clients Care?
• Book 'Clutch' Cites David Boies as Exemplar of Success
• Very Superstitious: Some Find Legal Inspiration Through Spiritual Means
• RSS, Not R.I.P.: Tool That Brings the News to You Is Still Useful
• Law on the Open Road: One Man's Avocation has Become His Niche

Precedents

• February 2, 1790: Supreme Court Holds Inaugural Session

Opening Statements

• Pending High Court Decisions Fan Interest in Fantasy League
• Blawg 100 Popular Vote: The Readers Have Spoken
• Florida Lawyer Fashions Gun Trust (and Niche Practice)
• Will Dress Codes for Workplace Avatars Soon Be the Norm?
• Oregon Attorney's Documentary 'Hot Coffee' Makes the Sundance Cut

Supreme Court Report

• Court Probes Whether Officials Can Pull Kids Out of Class for Questioning

McElhaney on Litigation

• Strong Words: A Sense of Injustice Can Empower a Jury to Undo a Wrong for Your Client

Your ABA

• Committee Takes Lead in ABA Efforts to Bolster Disaster Preparedness Plans
• ABA Plans to Unveil Revamped Website in February
• Effort Pays Off: New Law Confirms 'Red Flags Rule' Exemption
• ABA Announcements

Obiter Dicta

• When Food Attacks! Disgruntled Diners Demand Dinero for Culinary Contretemps

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