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self-study/Appellate Practice

Mooting mootness

By Benjamin G. Shatz

self-study/Civil Practice

Private attorney general attorney fees

By Matthew Ross

participatory/Appellate Practice

Left, Right & Gorsuch

self-study/Criminal Practice

Criminal continuances: Court culture creates calendar congestion

By Jaime R. Román

self-study/Estate Planning

Preparing a proper certificate of independent review

By Arthur J. Harris, Kavin Williams

self-study/Intellectual Property

The brave new world of patent law

By Steven J. Corr, Andrea Jill Weiss Jeffries, Daniel Kazhdan, Jennifer Swize

self-study/Appellate Practice

Navigating Appeals

By Gary A. Watt

participatory/Alternative Dispute Resolution

Unqualified Immunity?


self-study/Legal Ethics

Avoiding the problem of vicarious disqualification

By Linda W. Greenberg

self-study/Litigation

Back to basics: establishment claims in false advertising cases

By August T. Horvath

participatory/Appellate Practice

Dorf on Reinhardt; Second Amendment

participatory/Appellate Practice

The Power to Declare (Trade) War


self-study/E-Discovery

How lawyers can better engage the bench in e-discovery

By Judy Holzer Hersher

self-study/Legal Ethics

Disaster readiness: Ethics in a new age

By Heather L. Rosing

self-study/Legal Ethics

A new model anti-discrimination rule

By Wendy Chang

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