YourABA: October 2007


	October 2007 e-news for members

First Focus

Attorney-client privilege protection, a key ABA issue Recent corporate cooperation standards from the Justice Department erode fundamental legal protections, says the ABA. Read more...

Q and A

Criminal cross-examination tips Terence MacCarthy heads the Federal Defender's Office in Chicago and shares his expertise on cross-examination. Read more...

Around the ABA

Forgiveness bill provides relief from student loan burden A new law reduces student loan repayment for lawyers in qualified public service. After 10 years of service, the balance of those loans are cancelled. Read more...

You versus the clock: time management and getting things done Work-life balance is a top issue for today's lawyers. A time management consultant suggests some first steps toward achieving that equilibrium. Read more...

Tips for a better Web site With Internet usage soaring, lawyers should invest in an effective Web site. Experts cite content as key with visibility and design being important, as well. Read more...

Blogging phenomenon raises ethical considerations and legal implications With 15,000-20,000 lawyers blogging in cyberspace, the impact and consequences of the practice is on the rise. Read more...

Toward civility in civil practice Lawyers have become less civil to each other over time, say those in the profession. A reprint from Business Law Today explores the issue. Read more...

Reaping consequences in mortgage lending ABA CLE offerings deconstruct the current subprime mortgage crisis and explain how the problem affects America. Read more...

ABA Web Store offers winning content and ease of use The ABA Web Store earns the 2007 Best Associations Website Award, reinforcing the relevance, quality and value of both ABA content and the ABA brand. Read more...

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Eye on Ethics

Going. Going. Gone!

May a lawyer provide legal services as an item in a charitable auction?
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