Newest Issue - March 2011

What America's Lawyers Earn

Features

• Lawyer's Attempt to Keep His Head Above Water Landed a Client on Death Row
• As Surrogacy Becomes More Popular, Legal Problems Proliferate

President's Letter

• More Effort Is Needed to Support Legal System Diversity, and 'Fatigue' Is Not an Option

Letters

• Letters: Before the BP Fund

The National Pulse

• SEC Is Giving Whistle-Blower Protection One Last Lick

Business of Law

• Cleveland Solo Mixes Fame and Legal Issues in Radio Format
• A Lawsuit Claims 'Macho' Culture Led to Associate Dad's Firing
• Judge Didn't Let Disability Hamper His Law Career
• Policy Matter: Firm Plans Insurance Against Evidence Loss
• Princely Prenup? U.S. Lawyers See Rise in Requests for Asset Protection
• Free Can Be Good: Add Open Source to Software Considerations

Precedents

• March 29, 1951: Rosenbergs Convicted

Opening Statements

• Musicians Chafe at Politicians' Misappropriations of Their Work
• Website Gives Lawyers Another Way to Offer Class Action Updates
• Major League Baseball's Video Takedown Has Fans Crying Foul
• Thomson Reuters Rolls Out 'Mexican Legal Dictionary' App
• Book Offers a Survey of the Past Decade in Courthouse Design
• LSAT Connect Lightens Test Stress
• FCC Nears Ruling on Signal Boosters

Supreme Court Report

• Corporate Giant Wal-Mart Faces a Huge Class Action by Female Workers
• Candidates Say Public Campaign Funds Chill Their 1st Amendment Rights

McElhaney on Litigation

• Think of Yourself as the First Witness the Jury Will Hear in Your Case

Your ABA

• Witnesses Describe State and Local Courts Reeling from Budget Cutbacks
• Litigation Lending Makes Its Case
• Midyear Attendees Get Special Showing of Robert Redford's New Film 'The Conspirator'
• Future Law: Rethink Client Needs, or Else
• Value Billing: Plunging In
• Bellows: ABA Should Be a Part of Public Debates
• ABA Notices

Lawyers Giving Back

• Lawyers Giving Back

Obiter Dicta

• Veiled Promises: Matrimonial Track Can Lead Spouse Wannabes to Court

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