self-study/Civil Procedure
Stay what?
By David J. de Jesus, James C. Martinself-study/Legal Ethics
Restoring civility in divisive times
By A. Marco Turkparticipatory/Appellate Practice
It's Groban
participatory/Appellate Practice
What Interests the Public?
self-study/Legal Ethics
Ethical duties and data breaches
By Alison Buchananself-study/Litigation
‘Go ahead then... prove it!’
By Brian M. Hoffstadtself-study/Appellate Practice
Be careful what you wish for
By Christopher Cottle, Paul Katzparticipatory/Appellate Practice
With a Lot of Help From Their Friends
self-study/Litigation
Instructing the jury on the use of common sense
By Steven S. Kimballself-study/Civil Practice
Sports Betting in a Post-PASPA World
By Tai Hsia, Jake Williamsself-study/Criminal Law
Impeachment of a witness with prior acts
By Gregory L. Prickett, Alex Ricciardulliparticipatory/Appellate Practice
An Uncertain Climate for Environmental Suits
self-study/Education Law
Trilogy of cases leads the way on due process for students
By David A. Urbanself-study/Bankruptcy
Avoiding fraudulent transfers by debtors in bankruptcy cases
By Stuart B. Rodgersself-study/Competence Issues (Addressing Substance Abuse and Physical/Mental Impairment)
Mindfulness practice can be a life-changer for law students, lawyers and judges
By A. Marco Turkself-study/Alternative Dispute Resolution
What you need to know about mediation confidentiality
By Lars C. Johnsonself-study/Legal Ethics
ANALYSIS: Rule 1.8.5
By Whitney Carlsonparticipatory/Appellate Practice
Empirical Kavanaugh
self-study/Intellectual Property
Secret sales and prior art
By Craig E. Countrymanself-study/Intellectual Property
The writing is on the wall: Copyright protection for street art
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