Topics: A course at Duke University School of Law dealing with well-being and lawyers, an interview with author Ari Kaplan on trends in the practice of law, and more.

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Topics: The key cases of the new U.S. Supreme Court term, a discussion about trends in law firm mergers and an interview about the Mexican legal system and developments affecting.

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Topics: The 2010 International Bar Assocation Conference, human rights and the use of torture, the TrustLaw initiative for legal pro bono work by Thomson Reuters, and more.

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Matthew Fletcher, associate professor at the Michigan State University College of Law, talks about the Tribal Law and Order Act as well as its impact on pre-existing laws affected by the legislation.

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Jim Jones and Alan Nathanson from Hildebrandt Baker Robbins talk about law firm billing models and Thomson Reuters Engage, one of the first engagement managament tools for law firms.

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Chris Dale of the e-Disclosure Information Project in Oxford talks about global trends in e-discovery and e-disclosure.

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Topics: Global trends in e-discovery with Chris Dale of the e-Disclosure Information Project; and trends in litigation for new lawyers, with attorney/author David Herr of the "Fundamentals of Litigation Practice."

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Topics: Cyberbullying, trends in legal technology regarding knowledge management and client-centric activity, and the host of the ABA Journal's podcast.

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Jeffrey Rosen, law professor at George Washington University, discusses the issues in online privacy that are at the heart of his July 2010 article in The New York Times Magazine, titled "The End of Forgetting."

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Topics: A series of interviews from the first day of the 2010 ILTA Conference that address legal technology spending trends, knowledge management, social medita, e-discovery, e-mail managament and more.

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Allison Guidette, vice president and general manager or Litigation for West, talks about trends in litigation workflow and recent additions to the suite of products from Thomson Reuters, Legal.

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Andy Popper, author of "Materials on Tort Reform," published by Thomson Reuters, discusses tort reform education in law schools. He also addresses his novel, "Rediscovering Lone Pine."

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Topics: A bill in the U.S. Congress regarding foreign companies and defective or unsafe products, the 2010 ILTA Conference and the 2nd quarter 2010 Peer Monitor Index of law firm performance.

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Topics: The status of legal education in China and development of its law schools, a global legal research training trip by one of our employees to support the JAG Corps, our our "Chaos in the Court" segment offers up a lesson in airport security.

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James Jones, senior vice president at Hildebrandt Baker Robbins, discusses the factors currently affecting law firm productivity and the importance of efficient legal technology within a firm.

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Topics: Information about a new blog by the West Reference Attorneys; Attorney Bob Matthews talks about the recent court ruling by the United States Supreme Court in a business method patent case, and more.

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Topics: Arthur Miller discusses the nomination and confirmation hearing for Elena Kagan, for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court; attorney Anthony Davis talks about trends in risk management for law firms, and more.

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Topics: The market forces affecting the global legal profession, the litigation outlook for the BP oil spill and more.

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Monica Bay, editor-in-chief of Law Technology News, discusses her May 2010 cover story in LTN titled "Social Media: Risks & Rewards."

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Russ Herman, author of "Courtroom Persuasion: Winning with Art, Drama and Science," published by Thomson Reuters, Legal, discusses the techniques of persuasion used by lawyers, what works and what doesn't, and provides some historical perspective on persuasive speaking.

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Topics: The UK election aftermath, life sentences for juveniles convicted of violent crimes, techniques of courtroom persuasion and more.

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Mark Medice, director of Peer Monitor for Hildebrandt Baker Robbins, discusses the PMI for the first quarter of 2010, regarding law firm performance. He discusses the "mixed signals" in the latest report regarding law firm demand and the factors that look encouraging and those that are lagging.

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Topics: Law firm performance for the first quarter of 2010, the nomination of Elena Kagan to the U.S. Supreme Court, plain packaging for cigarettes.

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Topics: Arizona immigration, animal cruelty, advice for new lawyers, state constitutional law.

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Mark Medice, director of Peer Monitor for Hildebrandt Baker Robbins, discusses the PMI for the fourth quarter of 2009 and 2009 as a whole, regarding law firm performance. He discusses demand for law firm services and how firms positioned themselves in a challenging environment. And, how firms are plotting their strategy for 2010.

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