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Copyright 2008 by Neubauer & Associates, Inc
June
2008 Issue

FEATURES:

The courtroom as theater: Is the courtroom just another stage?
Just presenting the “facts” of the case may not be enough to reach the jury. Attending an actors’ workshop proves that lawyers can learn from non-attorneys.
Donna Bader


Charles Hamilton Houston: pioneer killer of Jim Crow
From the roots of bigotry rose a hero. Recounting a remarkable career, the writer presents a fascinating profile of a man who believed that American lawyers should use the law to promote social change.
Marjorie Dorfman


The greening of law firms
Going green means more than driving a hybrid or changing light bulbs. Law firms throughout the Bay area do their part in protecting the environment.
Anayat Durrani


Themes and stories in employment cases
There are two sides to every story. The author reminds us that representing clients in employment cases means showing the human side of life: good versus evil; right versus wrong.
Samuel B. Rudolph


Low-cost lines of credit for case expenses
The cash flow nightmare is beginning to ease by allowing attorneys to pass the costs of borrowing litigation expenses to the client.
Michael Blum


To blog or not to blog: That is the question
Blogging opens the door to the legal world. Legal bloggers find new uses for the Internet.
Tami Kamin-Meyer


Public Justice: Redefining the idea of teamwork in the courtroom
Standing for Truth, and Justice, and the American Way is more than just a catchphrase.
Stephen Ellison


Recognizing EMTALA cases
Being admitted to the emergency room can be threatening to those who require life-saving measures. The writer attempts to sort out the regulations and their far-reaching impact.
Barry E. Gustin, M.D.


DEPARTMENTS:

Settlement Matters
How to settle a multi-party case when defendants are fighting
Jeffrey Krivis


Managing your office
Missed deadlines will kill you
The writer describes several software packages to keep the small law office on track.
A.T. Kippes


Public Interest Forum
The judge who indicted a dictator
This movie review recounts the abuses by Augusto Pinochet and his prosecution by Chilean Judge Juan Gusmán.
Michele Magar


Book Review
Winning alternatives to the billable hour
Has the billable hour reached its demise? This book demonstrates there are better ways to value your services while satisfying your clients.
Reviewed by Geraldine A. Lewis