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ABA Section of Business Law

Volume 15, Number 2 November/December 2005 We have quite a mix of substance in this issue. For example: We hear a lot about taxes and the Internet -- will states find a way to squeeze out some money? Check our cover story. Then among the rest of the features are pieces on teaching ethics using Hollywood film clips and the effort to make it easier for Indians to secure loans outside the reservation. There's also a personal piece about how to help youths who would never consider it to think about preparing for a new world -- law school. Happy reading! Departments  Snap Judgments  Train for the Future Taxing time for the Internet? 'Attributional nexus' may change the face of online retail By Andrew W. Swain and Nathaniel T. Trelease Pro bono, transactional style Big firms show it's not just about litigation any more By Darhiana Mateo Is a piece of the pie ever enough? Forget about a minority interest in a closely held company By Orville B. Lefko A lesson in drafting contracts What's up with 'representations and warranties'? By Kenneth A. Adams Lending in Indian Country The story behind the Model Tribal Secured Transaction Law By Susan Woodrow and Fred Miller Teaching ethics can be fun Consider film clips to pump up your presentation By Judy Zeprun Kalman Don't let the present dictate the future A program for disadvantaged youths who might consider a career in law By Leonard M. Baynes

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