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April 2008 • Volume 96 • Number 4
Supporters of drug, mental-health, and other specialty courts say they reduce recidivism and help offenders get control of their lives.
Experience with mock juries challenges conventional wisdom about how jurors react to expert testimony and attorney performance.
Title VII is not a code of behavior, according to the seventh circuit. But the court has also expanded remedies for victims of "hellish" sexual harassment.
Under the common-interest doctrine, an attorney's advice to an insurance-company client might not be privileged in a later dispute with the insured.
A new law makes it easier to challenge classifying construction workers as independent contractors, not employees.
The Kotecki gap; the perils of forms; the conscience of a lawyer.
Incivility tarnishes our image and makes practice less rewarding.
Real estate lawyers worry about proposed changes in the rules governing "law-related service."
Don't risk losing valuable coverage by being less than forthcoming with your insurer.