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May 2000 • Volume 88 • Number 5
Practice News
Articles
268
A review of new Internet-based theories of liability and the insurance-coverage issues raised by them.
276
The Supreme Court Rules should allow deponents who err during depositions to correct their testimony on the errata sheets, this author argues.
280
The authors discuss how Alden—which holds that Congress can't subject states to private suits for money damages in state court—may affect future employment ligitation.
285
Tried-and-true techniques for DUI "breath" and "refusal" trials.
Columns
247
Variety the spice of this month's Journal
248
Each time I reflect on our recent trip to Africa my first vision is of the little children we met in a tribal village in Zambia.
250
This month's featured honoree: Northwestern University law professor Thomas F. Geraghty.
251
You've got mail ... from a client ... and it's OK; fraudulent transfers and tenancy by the entirety; and more.
287
Are you keeping up your side of the employer/employee relationship?
289
To be truly persuasive, don't just write a brief; tell a story.
291
Here's a compendium of resources for Illinois workers' comp lawyers.