A Matter of Civility: American Inns of Court strive to shape a culture of excellence in jurisprudence
by Naseem Stecker

Chief Justice Corrigan: "A Duty to Argue"

Crossing The Bar--Are Law Schools in a Position to Raise Attorney Job Satisfaction?
by John P. Hale

President's Page--Sea Changes
by Bruce W. Neckers

Trial Practice--Over the Top: Violating the law of closing argument
by Brian J. Benner and Ronald L. Carlson

Viewpoints--A Healing Profession
by John T. Berry

Good Writing as a Professional Responsibility
by Thomas Haggard

Technology--Bookmark Managers: One size does not fit all
by Dennis M. Kennedy

Lawyers as Healers: Feel better about yourself and the law through six simple suggestions
by John W. Allen

Ethics Hotline Top Ten Questions: Short Answers to Common Ethics Concerns
by Thomas K. Byerley

Better Business: Avoiding malpractice suits and ethical conflicts when forming business deals outside the practice of law
by Angus G. Goetz,Jr.

Serving Clients in a Multidisciplinary Practice: As MDPs become a reality, attorneys must strictly uphold the core values of their profession
by Victoria Kremski

Bruce W. Neckers- 67th President, State Bar of Michigan, 2001-2002

How "Civil" an Attorney are You? Find out if you're taking yourself and your practice a little too seriously.
by John A. Chamberlain