LA Lawyer Table of Contents:
May 1999
Los Angeles Lawyer
The Magazine of the Los Angeles County Bar Association Table of Contents
May 1999, Vol. 22, No. 3 FEATURES In Harms Way
For more than a quarter century, courts have struggled to apply the test in Harms when determining whether disputes over copyright license agreements should be brought in state or federal courts
By Kristine L. Braun Reading, 'Riting & Ratings
Using a forum analysis, school administrators may legally restrict the access of the media on public school campuses
By Diana D. Halpenny Spoil Sport
A recent California Supreme Court decision signals the demise of the tort of intentional spoliation of evidence
By Jerrold Abeles and Robert J. Tyson Plus: Earn MCLE Credit. MCLE Test Index, sponsored by West Publishing. DEPARTMENTS
Practice Tips
An administrative environmental cleanup order is not a "suit"
By Stephen G. Mason Tax Tips
The IRS offers new relief for innocent spouses
By Steven Toscher By the Book
Dark Side of Fortune
Reviewed by Judge Anthony J. Mohr Ethics Opinion No. 496
Liens on recovery in unrelated case Computer Counselor
The benefits of building a paperless law firm office
By Daryl Teshima COLUMNS
President's Page
Our changing profession
By Lee Smalley Edmon Barristers Bulletin
Why government lawyers should join
By Bill Bilderback Closing Argument
Is there a future for class action lawsuits?
By J. Paul Gignac Classifieds Index to Advertisers CLE Preview
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