LA Lawyer Table of Contents:
February 1998
Los Angeles Lawyer
The Magazine of the Los Angeles County Bar Association Table of Contents
February 1998 , Vol. 20, No. 11 FEATURES Inside Out
In a recent decision, the Supreme Court has added broad new categories of individuals subject to the Securities and Exchange Commission's insider trading rules
By James M. René Landmark Decision
In overturning the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, the Supreme Court has made it more difficult for religious institutions to exempt their properties from historic preservation laws
By Emil J. Wohl Unappealing Behavior
Courts can use either an objective or subjective standard when determining whether an appeal is frivolous and subject to sanctions
By Honey Kessler Amado Plus: Earn MCLE Credit. MCLE Test No. 59, sponsored by West Publishing. DEPARTMENTS
Practice Tips
Arguing injunctive relief for victims of identity theft
By Edward P. Howard and Gus T. May Tax Tips
The IRS tightens the rules on family limited partnerships
By Jeffrey L. Glassman and Reynolds T. Cafferata Computer Counselor
Eight computer choices lawyers will be making in 1998
By Daryl Teshima By the Book
Ashes to Ashes
Reviewed by Eric Howard COLUMNS
President's Page
A report on the Blue Ribbon Commission
By David J. Pasternak Barristers Bulletin
Do not consent to be a knave
By Russell T. Ginise Closing Argument
Lessons from a remarkable jurist
By Susan Liebson Classifieds Index to Advertisers CLE Preview
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