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Virginia Lawyer Magazine - February 2009
Features
Litigation Section
Getting to Know the Litigation Section
by Jennifer L. Parrish
From Courtroom to Conference Room: Reflections on Mediation
by Gregory J. Haley and Scott C. Ford
Have You Made A Last-ditch, Desperate, and Disingenuous Attempt to Subvert the Legal Process Today?
by Travis J. Graham and James J. O’Keeffe IV
Corporate Reps at Deposition Must Be Knowledgeable
by Thomas G. Bell Jr.
Employee Use of Company Computers – A Privilege Waiver Mine Field
by Michael F. Urbanski and Timothy E. Kirtner
Caveat Appellant: Supreme Court Cracks Down on Insufficient Assignments of Error
by L. Steven Emmert
The Face of the Bar
The VSB Diversity initiative
Lives of Women Lawyers Are More Than Billable Hours
by Dawn Chase
U.Va.’s Julian Bond to Conduct Civil Rights History Tour
Noteworthy
- Two Decades of the Professionalism Course
- In Memoriam
- Criminal Defense Lawyers Establish Shepherd Memorial Scholarship
- Local Bar Elections
Columns
Conference of Local Bar Associations
Consultus Electronica (includes endnotes not published in print magazine)
Departments
Americans with Disabilities Act: Synopsis of 2008 Amendments
by Jennifer M. Becker
Book Review - Virginia Forced-Sterilization Case Is Still Law, Eighty Years Later
Three Generations, No Imbeciles: Eugenics, the Supreme Court and Buck v. Bell, by Paul A. Lombardo.
Crossword Puzzle: It’s Off To Work We Go
Access to Legal Services
VSB Annual Pro Bono & Access to Justice Conference
Benchmarks — upcoming judicial elections (General Assembly update to come)