Commentary

  • Legal Times

    Conflicts of Interest

    By Susan Hackett | January 22, 2002

    When in-house lawyers talk about conflict of interest, it used to be th y were discussing their own internal conflict questions, such as: Can I represent our subsidiary's interests

  • Legal Times

    Letters to the Editor: New Book Exposes True Story Of Tort Reform's Phony Insurance Crisis, plus more...

    January 1, 2007

    NEW BOOK EXPOSES TRUE STORY OF TORT REFORM'S PHONY INSURANCE CRISISTo the editor:Seth Ster

  • Legal Times

    Let Dawn Do It

    By Douglas W. Kmiec | April 13, 2009

    Dawn Johnsen’s nomination to head the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel is caught up in an unjustified effort to hand President Barack Obama his first major

  • Alm

    Whither Miranda

    By David Cole | March 20, 2000

    You have the right to remain silent. Or maybe not. In one of this year's most closely watched cases, the Supreme Court will reconsider its best-known criminal justice decision, Miranda v. Arizon

  • Legal Times

    Our Sacrifice to Themis

    By Steven Lubet | July 17, 2006

    If there were an encyclopedia of North Dakota cs, the entry for "gadfly" would probably feature a photograph of Martin Wishnatsky. A New Jersey native who holds a Ph.D. in

  • Legal Times

    First Monday

    By Stephen J. Wermiel | July 10, 2000

    The highly emotional social issues -- abortion, gay rights, and church-state separation -- that so deeply divided the Supreme Court on the final day of this term are absent so far from the jus

  • Texas Lawyer

    Create Discipline Systems That Engender Trust and Respect

    By James C. Turner and Suzanne M. Mishkin | September 15, 2003

    A Dallas construction worker paid $2,000 to a Texas lawyer who then failed to pursue his auto accident claim, but when the worker contacted the State Bar of Texas for help, he says he was told

  • Legal Times

    Free to Learn

    By John A. Baden and Pete Geddes | March 20, 2006

    Congress has an opportunity this year to defuse a controversy that has threatened to taint the federal judiciary. The dispute is contrived and unnecessary, and it should be resolved rapi

  • Legal Times

    Audit Them All

    By Jason Mazzone | February 9, 2009

    By the time Tom Daschle withdrew his nomination as secretary of health and human services, the damage to the tax system had already been done. Daschle’s tax prob

  • Legal Times

    High Court Ruling Gives Bush Precedent for Hands-Off Approach to Environmental Law

    By Lawrence R. Liebesman and Rafe Petersen | February 21, 2001

    Just prior to the transition between the Clinton and Bush administrations, the Supreme Court issued a ruling that may set the stage for transforming the federal government's role in environmen

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