Burnout:
Cautionary Tales
By Janine Robben

Dissenting from
the Bench
By Jeff Bleich,
Michelle Friedland, Aimee Feinberg, and Dan Bress

Bar Counsel
Trust Accounts and
the FDIC: Protecting client funds in uncertain times
By Sylvia Stevens

The Legal Writer
Silencing the Novelist Within: Squelching
creative writing
By Megan McAlpin

Legal.Online
First Look: Martindale-Hubbell connected
By Robert J. Ambrogi

Profiles in the Law
A Legacy of Learning: Bill Barton passes
the torch to keep mentoring vital
By Cliff Collins

Legal Practice
Management
Law Office Start-Up: Law office on a shoestring
By Sheila M. Blackford

On Professionalism
Shooting Ourselves in
the Foot: Avoiding
personal attacks
By the Hon. Richard
C. Baldwin

Parting Thoughts
A Trial Lawyer
Remembered
By Larry A. Brisbee &
Michael A. Greene

Letters

Briefs

Bar Notes
OSB CLE
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Bar Actions
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Applications

Bar People
Among Ourselves
Moves
In Memoriam

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Lawyers are more vulnerable to burnout
than ever, due to increasing economic
demands and accelerating technologies.
Lawyer and writer Janine Robben examines
the phenomenon and how to treat it.