Newest Issue - May 2012

The Righthaven Experiment: A Journalist Wonders If a Copyright Troll Was Right to Sue Him

Features

• Cyberattacks: Computer Warfare Looms as Next Big Conflict in International Law
• What Is the Role of Lawyers in Cyberwarfare?
• Chasing the Dream: Sorting Fact and Myth Is Biggest Obstacle to Immigration Reform

President's Letter

• Honoring Our Military: ABA Strives to Meet Present, Future Needs of Armed Forces

Letters

• Letters: Issues in Paradise

The National Pulse

• Reliving the Golden Oldies: Rockers Reclaim Tunes After Revised Copyright Laws
• Show Me Your ID: Cops, Courts Re-evaluate Their Use of Eyewitnesses

Business of Law

• Close to Home: Minority Firms Reach Into the Community for Their Clients
• Clinical Care: Lawyer Left the Partner Track to Help the Indigent
• Start It Up: Solo Taps Entrepreneurial Acumen to Expand Startup-Focused Practice
• From Opposing Sides and in a Recession, Two Attorneys Form Their Own Firm
• A Meh Market: Surveys Reveal Slight Growth in Legal Revenues, Greater Growth in Expenses
• Home School: Some Tips Before Buying That Second Residence
• Mission Accomplished: Military Spouse Network Gets ABA, White House Attention

Precedents

• May 3, 1948: Court Rules on Hollywood Antitrust Case

Opening Statements

• Going to the Dogs: San Antonio Court Seeks to Enforce Animal Control Laws
• Copycat Distillers Spur Tequila Trademark Pushback
• Defending the Defenders: New Guide Covers How to Defend Veterans with Invisible War Wounds
• Model Alliance Seeks to Better Working Conditions in Fashion World
• Dream Realized: Law Grad Sets Up Free Legal Clinics in Chicago Public Schools
• Master of Their Domain: Ariz. For-Profits May Now Use '.org'

Supreme Court Report

• Citizens Dis-United: Justices May Take Another Look at Campaign Finance Case

McElhaney on Litigation

• Direct Answers: Examining a Witness Is Telling a Story--So Make It a Good One

Your ABA

• ABA Treasurer's Report: Fiscal Year Ending Aug 31, 2011
• The Forgotten Demographic: ABA Wants an International Convention on Elder Rights
• Legislative Logjam: ABA-Supported Bills Bog Down in Partisan Congress
• Start Packing: ABA's DC Staff Will Move Buildings by End of Next Summer
• Lawyers Giving Back
• ABA Announcements

Obiter Dicta

• Stringing Them Along? Case Details Hint at Rancorous Rationale Behind Tricky Tactics

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