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Volume 14, Number 5 May/June 2005 Listen up!: Attorney-client privilege isn't just for trial lawyers Attorney-client privilege sounds so litigation-centric. But it needs to be considered in the offices of business lawyers. Departments  Snap Judgments  Speaking Volumes  Train for the Future  ProBono in Action Business lawyers: Listen up! Attorney-client privilege isn't just for the trial bar By Thomas E. Spahn A higher standard Claiming attorney-client privilege is tougher for in-house counsel By Todd Presnell When bankers look the other way Suspicious activity requires vigilance, not avoidance By Tucker Ronzetti When getting out is hard to do Lessons in splitting up LLCs By John Goodgame Selling the family business A 10-step guide to avoid stress By James J. Widland But is it a security? A look at offers from start-up companies By Jeffrey A. Blomberg and Henry E. Forcier Learning business law on the street Pro bono trains lawyers at a lower cost By Alison Altman

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