LA Lawyer Table of Contents:
July/August 1998
Los Angeles Lawyer
The Magazine of the Los Angeles County Bar Association Table of Contents
July/August 1998, Vol. 21, No. 5 FEATURES State of Sovereignty
Has the U.S. Supreme Court in City of Boerne strengthened state challenges to Congress's power to enforce the Fourteenth Amendment?
By David H. Cruz Liar, Liar
Parol evidence inconsistent with the terms of a fully integrated contract is generally not admissible to prove fraud in contract disputes
By Gary S. Raskin Plus: Earn MCLE Credit. MCLE Test No. 64, sponsored by West Publishing. At Your Convenience
Following government precedent, private parties can reduce the threat of contract damages with a properly executed termination for convenience clause
By James R. Walsh and Hugh Alexander Los Angeles Lawyer's Annual Index to Articles
A complete guide to authors and articles published in Volume 20, March 1997-February 1998
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Lee Smalley Edmon, a partner with the law firm of Dewey Ballantine LLP, is the president of the Los Angeles County Bar Association for 1998-99. Her first President's Page is online.
DEPARTMENTS
Tax Tips
Income reporting requirements for lawyers and law firms
By Kneave Riggall Practice Tips
Proposition 215: legal strategies for the medicinal use of marijuana
By Ronald Richards Computer Counselor
Four blunders that lawyers can blame on their computers
By Daryl Teshima By the Book
Big Trouble
Reviewed by Judge Anthony J. Mohr COLUMNS
President's Page
A good place to call home
By Lee Smalley Edmon Barristers Bulletin
We have world enough, and time
By Mark T. Gillett Closing Argument
How I shut down the State Bar
By Ronald R. St. John Guide to Investigative Services Classifieds Index to Advertisers
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