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Volume 14, Number 6 July/August 2005 Helping those who serve: If a few of the articles in ths issue of Business Law Today seem a bit more dramatic than usual, consider the subject: our country's engagement in Iraq — the war and its aftermath. A nation at war must serve both its men and women on the battlefield, as well as their families at home. American lawyers, yes, even business lawyers, belong in the picture. Departments  Snap Judgments  Meeting Morsels  ProBono in Action  Speaking Volumes  Train for the Future Private suppliers in a public role Helping the U.S. military in Iraq and elsewhere By Steve Phillips and Robert Nichols Helping back home Getting up to speed on the Service members Civil Relief Act By Patrick Dyson Business law in Iraq? Yes, but be careful By James Y. Rayis No-litigation opinions can be risky business Looking at the facts — and beyond By Donald W. Glazer and Arthur Norman Field Part time, but fully loaded Being an adjunct law prof: Lessons and rewards By David Lander More wine, less whining Commerce Clause trumps state statutes By John McGee Rent a car, rent a spy Governments react to new uses for GPS By Elizabeth C. Yen

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