Subject Index Lawyer's Journal

Two years and time's up for legal malpractice; nightshift-assignment doesn't constitute sex discrimination; and more.

Golfers in the (legal) news; capital punishment and the mentally retarded; and more.

Extra protection against self-incrimination; grandparents get their (bad) day in court; and more.

A lower burden of proof for consumer fraud? Arbitration-award rejection—can secretaries sign after all? and more.

The illusion of insurance exclusion; lease lacking, landlord loses; OSHA makes house calls; and more.

Employment-discrimination "testers" pass muster; those dastardly dresser-drawer deeds; and more.

Grandparents lose at High Court—but how much? HMOs lose in one high court, win in another; and more.

Playing the child-support percentages; ADA news and views; please don't squeeze the luggage; and more.

You've got mail ... from a client ... and it's OK; fraudulent transfers and tenancy by the entirety; and more.

What hath Tosado wrought? What do jurors think? Granny gives a gift; and more.

Public defenders and legal malpractice; lawyers can commit UPL; and more.

Banks and title insurance; fees for foiled FOIA requests; crafting affirmative action plans; and more.

Losing the right to a jury trial — is it malpractice?

Watch out, HMOs.

Insurance policies and the discovery rule; read the fine print.

"Same part of the body'' rule update.

Breach of fiduciary duty: A new application

Different rulings on the same-part-of-the-body rule.

Guilty but mentally ill'' passes constitutional muster

The high court revisits the single-subject rule.

Offer, acceptance, consideration, and criminal law.

The "Frye plus reliability'' standard.

No retaliatory discharge claims for whistle-blowing lawyers...

ADA plaintiffs must be accommodating.

RICO and privacy and fraud (and family law), oh my!

Post-Ellerth business boom?