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Copyright 2008 by Neubauer & Associates, Inc
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The anatomy of risk: a discussion with clients
Practical, inexpensive time-billing programs
What to do when the settlement numbers you put on the case are miles away from the defense perspective
Voir Dire: More than one way to treat a juror
Telephone technology: Cost-effective communication
When the defense says, “I don’t have authority…”
Civil rights: Should it be a part of your practice
Low-cost lines of credit for case expenses
How to deal with a settlement when your client is out of control
Economic damages: Making sense of lost-earnings numbers
Software: Missed deadlines will kill you
How to settle a multi-party case when defendants are fighting
Calculating Medi-Cal’s reimbursement rights under Ahlborn
Inexpensive tech tools for running your office
The truth about deception in mediation
The admissibility of a defendant hospital’s written policies and procedures as evidence of the standard of care
Marketing: Wooing the media can bring great rewards, but first understand the rules of the game
Risk-oriented mediation manages client expectations
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Celebrity tragedy focuses attention on federal preemption and MICRA limits
Surviving a life or death crisis with his newborn twins, Dennis Quaid uncovers a critical dilemma  facing the victims of medical negligence and dangerous products.
Livin la vida blawga and staying within ethical bounds
Getting the word out, at least on the Internet, can provoke problems. Lawyers who blog run into some free speech issues.
TAMI KAMIN-MEYER
Making public accommodations accessible to people with disabilities
Some complications arise with the implementation of a well-intentioned measure, Senate Bill 1608.
MICHELE MAGAR
Profile: William Veen
Sensitivity proves to be a road to empathy for this accomplished attorney
STEPHEN ELLISON
Using the law to advance social justice
The recent decision upholding the right of same sex couples to marry is a clear reminder that the law can be used to change society.
MICHELE MAGAR
Depressed? You're not alone, and the numbers are growing.
Treating depression starts with coming out of the shadows: it's an illness, not an individual failing.
GERALDINE A. LEWIS