OSB Bulletin Magazine - February/March 2003

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Oregon State Bar Bulletin - FEBRUARY/MARCH 2003

Features

Pro Bono, Pendleton Style
Reaching rural clients becomes
‘Mission: Possible’
By Janay Haas

Realizing the Rule of Law
Jury trials come to the Russian far east
By Paul J. De Muniz

Profiles in the Law
Benjamin Wolff: Legal Prodigy
By Cliff Collins

Departments

Letters to the Editor

Briefs

OSB Continuing Legal Education

Message from the Board
The OSB Wants You:
A call for volunteers
By Denny Rawlinson & Charlie R. Williamson

Bar Counsel
Panacea or Quagmire?
Defining ‘the practice of law’
By George A. Riemer

Managing Your Practice
The Targeted Resume:
Getting the headhunter's attention
By Linda Green Pierce

Legal Practice Tips
Visual Aids: 20 rules to apply
when making presentations
By David J. Dempsey

Law & Life
Justice in Kosovo:
Seeking a return to law and order
By Johnathan S. Haub

Discipline

Bar News

Among Ourselves

Moves

In Memoriam

Classifieds

Parting Thoughts
A Helping Hand
By Ann Postlewaite

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For every rural legal aid program, one of the obstacles is the difficulty of making contact with potential clients. How program lawyers have dealt with that obstacle varies, author Janay Haas finds.