Features

Happy Returns
Lawyers who left firms find
themselves being welcomed back
By Cliff Collins

Actual Innocence
How Supreme Court reforms have
changed states’ conception of justice
By Jeff Bleich

Profiles in the Law
Karin Immergut: Justice Exemplified
By Cliff Collins

Departments

Letters to the Editor

Briefs

OSB Continuing Legal Education

Bar Counsel
The Secrets We Keep:
A review of the duty of confidentiality
By Sylvia E. Stevens

Managing Your Practice
Practice Safe Systems: Developing good client relations and preventing malpractice claims
By Carol Wilson

Legal Practice Tips
HIPAA? Huh?: Discovering medical
records in Oregon after HIPAA
By Robert B. Miller & Jeff Robertson

Oregon Legal Heritage
Agents of Empire:
Another look at the Lewis and Clark Expedition
By Robert J. Miller

Discipline

Bar News

Among Ourselves

Moves

In Memoriam

Classifieds

Parting Thoughts
To Be Free
By Kelly Anderson

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Not many years ago, firms’ attitude toward senior lawyers leaving was that attorneys who left were disloyal. Little thought was given to allowing them to return. That generally is no longer the case. Writer Cliff Collins explores the emerging trend.