What You’ll be Talking About in 2007

Two Public School Cases Raise the Legacy of the Famed Desegregation Ruling

A 2002 High Court Case Figures Prominently in Immigrant Rights Battle

When Unions Turn Up the Heat, Companies Fight Back With Lawsuits

Beyond the Talk: The Trends, Programs and Gadgets That add Punch to Your Practice

Should Law Firms Ever Be Indicted?

How a Denver Rape Probe Got the FBI to Change Policy and Release Kinship DNA

South Dakota Bar Director Seeks Defeat of Initiative Permitting Suits Against Judges

Abortion Case May Turn on Whether Courts or Congress Are Deemed Better Fact-Finders

Some Immigrants Are ‘Ground to Bits’ in a System That Leaves Immigration Judges Impatient, Appellate Courts Irritated and Lawyers Frustrated