Traffic School
What every lawyer
needs to know
By Janine Robben

A Change of Heart
Justice Stevens and
the death penalty
By Jeff Bleich, Michelle Friedland, Aimee Feinberg, David Han and Dan Bress

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Managing the Dual Roles:
The ethics of serving on corporate boards
By Helen Hierschbiel

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Mea Culpa: Mistakes
of a writing column writer
By Suzanne E. Rowe

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In Search of Symbiosis: Networking for lawyers, part II
By Robert J. Ambrogi

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Handing the Baton of Learning: Ron Lansing retires
By Mark Lansing

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Insurance Counsel Conflict of Interest: When will Oregon courts face the “Cumis counsel” question?
By Arden J. Olson

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To Object or Not to Object:
The use and misuse of objections in civil jury trials
By Eric E. Meyer

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A process with integrity
By Gilbert B. Feibleman

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More and more attorneys are appearing
in traffic court due to the legislature’s
dramatic increase in fines. Janine Robben
explains what every lawyer should know
about traffic court.