ABA Section of Business Law
Business Law Today

Yes, yes, we know. BLT is finally over its head. Time for our mini-theme on
water law. But will this affect your practice? You never know --
especially if you practice west of the Mississippi River. Or your client
runs a cruise line. Check out our cover story and three more pieces about
water. Of course it's possible you may not need substantive information on
water law. As is the case with all our mini-theme issues, we have feature
articles on subjects that have nothing to do with the mini-theme. In this
case, that includes a piece on the newly revised federal bankruptcy law.
Hmmm: I think a good number of our readers have something to do with that
subject. And then there's a timely piece on business-interruption claims
(think Hurricane Katrina). And finally, how are law schools doing teaching
business law? The schools have taken care of litigators pretty well over
the years; it's time for them to think about business lawyers.
Water and the law
A guide to what matters
By Bill Staudenmaier
Whose water is it?
It's crucial out West
By Jamie M. Morin
Get on board
Yes, maritime law is different
By B. Otis Felder
High and dry in Nevada
When water rights trump development
By Dan Reaser, Shawn Elicegui, William McKean and Douglas Cannon
Time to reorganize: But how?
A look at the new bankruptcy law
By Elizabeth M. Bohn
An ill wind blows no good
The nuances of business-interruption claims
By Patricia McHugh Lambert and Jennifer L. Kleeman
When theory meets practice
Tweaking business-law education
By Darhiana Mateo
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