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Subject Index 1995-2007

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Most articles published 1999-present are available online. This index includes links to all available postings.

Administrative Law
Minnesota's OAH: 30 Years of Innovation in Administrative Review	Judge Raymond Krause	63(2):17 (2006)
Quasijudicial and Quasilegislative Hearings in Minnesota Law	David Schultz	60(8):15 (2003)

Adoption
Adoption Law & the Family Facing the 21st Century	Gary A. Debele	54(11):36 (1997)

Advertising
Benefits of "Yellow Pages" Advertising	Steven A. Meyerowitz	53(5):26 (1996)

Alternative Dispute Resolution
Anticipating and Resolving Global Disputes	Walter J Duffy Jr	59(7):29 (2002)
Appealing Adverse Arbitration Awards	Marshall H. Tanick	54(4):22 (1997)
Arbitration in Employment Settings: Implications of Circuit City and Waffle House	Garry Mathiason and George Wood	59(6):20 (2002)
Beyond ADR: The Opportunities for Business Lawyers	Michael Landrum	57(9):45 (2000)
Choosing ADR Practitioners: Some Philosophical Considerations	Mark K Schoenfield	58(3):22 (2001)
“Danger Ahead”: Ethics Guidelines for Lawyer-Mediators	Carolyn Chalmers	63(3):27 (2006)
Early Diversion to ADR: Improving Outcomes in Family Court	Susan M Cochrane	58(5):46 (2001)
Family Business Litigation: The Remedy Can Be Worse than the Malady	Steve Swartz	61(4):40 (2004)
Grappling the Monster Case: The Next Frontier in ADR	Nancy Welsh and the Hon. Ann Montgomery	54(8):21 (1997)
Minnesota’s Phantom Menace: The Civil Mediation Act	James R. Coben and Peter N. Thompson	56(8):33 (1999)
Resolving Disputes Over the Web	Robert J Ambrogi	58(8):20 (2001)
Seven More Sins of Mediators	Marshall H Tanick	59(5):35 (2002)
Succeeding With ADR	Stephen F. Rufer	52(2):26 (1995)
Whither ADR?	Wood R. Foster Jr.	56(11):5 (1999)
A Win Without Losers: Risk-free Risk Assessment Through Mediation	J. Mark Catron	61(10):23 (2004)
The Year of the Arbitrator: Upholding the Arbitral Process	Marshall H Tanick	58(10):27 (2001)

Appellate Practice
Appealing Adverse Arbitration Awards	Marshall H. Tanick	54(4):22 (1997)
Common Law Appellate Jurisdiction	Scott W. Johnson	54(8):31 (1997)
Deciding to Appeal: From Trial Advocate to Appellate Practice	Doug Peine	53(2):21 (1996)
The Guessing Game of Petition for Review	Marshall H. Tanick	62(4):30 (2005)
How to Prepare -- and Prevail -- Before the Supreme Court of the United States	Mark B Rotenberg	59(4):32 (2002)
Improving the Odds on Appeal	David F. Herr and Cynthia F. Gilbertson	60(7):17 (2003)
Keys to Judicial Review	Greg Brooker	53(3):27 (1996)
New Steps to Climb: Amendments to the Appellate Rules	David F. Herr and Eric J. Magnuson	56(4):28 (1999)
Post-Trial Motions: The First Step on the Appellate Road	John F. Beukema	55(7):27 (1998)
The Uncertain Status of Unpublished Opinions	John Borger & Chad Oldfather	57(11):36 (2000)

Attorney-Client Relations
Attorney-Client Privilege and the Bankruptcy Code	Christopher M Kennedy	58(11):33 (2001)
The Client Quotient: The Top 10 Rules of Effective Client Communication	Michael P. Maslanka	57(9):34 (2000)
Client Security: Can We Do Even More?	Martin Cole	58(6):14 (2001)
Dilemmas of Dual Representation: Unanswered Questions Raised by Pine Island	Shawn Harris and Jeanne Unger	59(11):14 (2002)
How to Interview Prospective Clients	Trey Ryder	59(11):22 (2002)
Revealing Client Confidences	Edward J Cleary	58(11):13 (2001)

Bankruptcy
Attorney-Client Privilege and the Bankruptcy Code	Christopher M Kennedy	58(11):33 (2001)
Bankruptcy Lawyers Indebted to the 'Net	Robert J Ambrogi	58(4):16 (2001)
Enriching the Bankruptcy Practice Through Pro Bono	Hon Nancy Dreher	59(11):19 (2002)
Landlords, Tenants, and the New Bankruptcy Amendments	Christopher A. Camardello	62(9):20 (2005)
A New Playing Field: Changes in the Rules of Bankruptcy	George H. Singer and Michael P. Warren	62(5):20 (2005)
Protecting Creditors in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy	Christopher M. Kennedy	55(5):46 (1998)
Protecting Landlords' Rights in Bankruptcy	Christopher A. Camardello	60(5):29 (2003)
When the Former Spouse Files for Bankruptcy	Christopher M. Kennedy	60(3):24 (2003)

Book Reviews
Abraham Lincoln: A Genius for Friendship	John H. Hinderaker and Scott W. Johnson	57(8):41 (2000)
Advising Minnesota Corporations	Reviewed by Michael J. Galvin Jr.	52(11):31 (1995)
The Center Holds	Reviewed by David F. Herr	52(10):31 (1995)
Law v. Life	Reviewed by the Hon. Jack Nordby	52(4):32 (1995)
The Right to Privacy	Reviewed by Marshall H. Tanick	53(4):34 (1996)

Business Law
20 Years with the Minnesota Business Corporations Act	William Z Pentelovitch and Cynthia F Gilbertson	58(9):18 (2001)
The ABCs of the New UCC: How to Consign under Revised Article 9	George H. Singer and Michael P. Warren	62(3):28 (2005)
Between a Rock and a Hard Place	John W. Lundquist and Laurie Nesseth	56(5):31 (1999)
The "Blueoval" Blues: Trade Secrets & the Internet	Jonathan M. Redgrave and Brian McMahon	56(10):39 (1999)
Building a New Foundation: Torts, Contracts, and the Economic Loss Doctrine	Daniel S. Kleinberger, Linda J. Rusch and Alan I. Silver	57(8):25 (2000)
Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Courts (review)	Thomas Fraser	56(3):34 (1999)
Changes in the Wind: Revised UCC Article 9	Gene H. Hennig	57(8):31 (2000)
Electronic Contracting & Record Keeping	Jennifer C. Debrow and H. Allen Blair	57(10):38 (2000)
Expecting Inevitable Disclosure	Thomas Propson and Livia Babcock	63(10):20 (2006)
Family Business Litigation: The Remedy Can Be Worse than the Malady	Steve Swartz	61(4):40 (2004)
Letters of Intent: Their Use in Minnesota Business Transactions	Mark D. Williamson	64(10):22 (2007)
Litigating Covenants not to Compete	William Christopher Penwell	59(4):27 (2002)
New Developments in the Duty to Warn	J. David Prince	61(10):16 (2004)
Professionalism and the Business Lawyer	William B Payne	59(8):31 (2002)
Reading the Roadmap: Corporate Indemnification in Minnesota	Neal T. Buethe	61(9):18 (2004)
Representations, Reliance & Remedies: The Legacy of Hendricks v. Callahan	Bill Payne	62(8):30 (2005)
Revised UCC Article 9: Insurance Policies as Collateral	Cassandra K. Ward Brown	57(3):35 (2000)
RUPA is Coming: UPA-LLPs Beware	Daniel S Kleinberger	58(8):34 (2001)
Selective Waiver of Attorney-Client Privilege	Janice M. Symchych	60(9):17 (2003)
The Statutory Pierce: New Remedy for Contractor Conversion	Brian H Liebo	58(6):29 (2001)
Technology, Professionalism and the Business Lawyer	William B. Payne	60(11):29 (2003)
Who Qualifies? Defining "Individual With a Disability" Under the ADA	Tamara Hjelle Olsen and Mark S. Mathison	56(9):41 (1999)

Civil Litigation
Beyond Zealous Advocacy: Harassment and its Remedies	R. Terri Mandel	56(4):35 (1999)
Both Sides Now: Views from Family Court	Hon. Stephen C. Aldrich	56(7):41 (1999)
Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Courts (review)	Thomas Fraser	56(3):34 (1999)
Choosing the Right Forum When Representing a Public Employee	Neal T. Buethe	57(5):42 (2000)
Common Law Fraud Claims: A Critical Tool for Litigators	V. John Ella	63(8):18 (2006)
Concomitant Negotiations of Civil and Criminal Claims	Timothy D. Webb	62(9):22 (2005)
Constitutional Limits on Punitive Damages: The BMW Case	Georgia Holmes and Penny Herickhoff	53(8):22 (1996)
Dilemmas of Dual Representation: Unanswered Questions Raised by Pine Island	Shawn Harrisand Jeanne Unger	59(11):14 (2002)
E-Discovery: Unearthing Documents Byte by Byte	Robert Keena	59(3):25 (2002)
Electronic Discovery Under the New Federal Rules	Wayne S. Moskowitz	63(11):14 (2006)
Guidelines for Cross-Examination	John H Hinderaker and Scott W Johnson	59(9):22 (2002)
How to Manage Litigation (Not!)	Frederick Ramos	60(4):27 (2003)
“If the Suit Fits –”: Implied Causes of Action in Minnesota	Marshall H. Tanick	62(2):20 (2005)
Issuing and Managing Litigation-Hold Notices	Alan M. Anderson	64(7):20 (2007)
The Jury May Be Seated: Strategies for Conducting Low-Cost Jury Research	Jennifer C Ball	58(3):27 (2001)
Lawyers As Expert Witnesses	Marshall H. Tanick	62(11):24 (2005)
Litigation Prevention: Things You Can Do in Drafting & Negotiating	Robert R. Salman and Suzanne A. Salman	57(4):29 (2000)
The Lore of Hockey in Minnesota Law	Marshall H. Tanick	57(10):32 (2000)
Making a Case for Civility	Alan G. Greer	57(5):49 (2000)
Mining Unexplored Riches: Litigating State Constitutional Claims	David A. Schultz	63(4):27 (2006)
Minnesota’s Phantom Menace: The Civil Mediation Act	James R. Coben and Peter N. Thompson	56(8):33 (1999)
New Limits on Punitive Damage: Focusing the Penalty	J. David Prince and Paula Duggan Vraa	64(4):24 (2007)
New Steps to Climb: Amendments to the Appellate Rules	David F. Herr and Eric J. Magnuson	56(4):28 (1999)
The Person Behind the Face: A Lawyer's Guide to Cross-Cultural Depositions	Nina Ivanichvili	61(6):22 (2004)
Pleading Punitive Damages: An Erie Dilemma	Josh Jacobson	58(2):17 (2001)
Protecting Settlement Communications from Discovery	June Pineda	62(10):22 (2005)
The Reluctant Expert	Mark R. Miller	56(6):31 (1999)
Representing Health Professionals Before Licensing Boards	Lucinda Jesson and Deborah Mande	58(11):30 (2001)
Settlements on the Courthouse Steps	Melinda M. Sanders	61(8):16 (2004)
Spoliation of Evidence	Marshall H. Tanick	53(9):29 (1996)
The Statutory Pierce: New Remedy for Contractor Conversion	Brian H Liebo	58(6):29 (2001)
Thinking Outside the Box: Recent Developments in Electronic Discovery	Michael C. McCarthy	61(11):16 (2004)
A Touch of Class: Reducing the Risk of "Sweetheart Deals”	Kent M. Williams	62(4):20 (2005)
Truth in Trial: Overcoming Juror’s Mistrust	Stephen D. Easton	53(9):22 (1996)

Civil Procedure
Civil Discovery and the Data Practices Act	Mary K. Martin and Jonathan M. Redgrave	52(9):27 (1995)
Civil Justice: It’s Not Broke	Mark Kosieradzki	52(3):34 (1995)
Inadvertent Disclosure of Privileged Information	Sarah Morris	64(7):25 (2007)
Latent Bias and the Challenge of Civil Voir Dire	Brian Wojtalewicz	61(2):19 (2004)
New Turns in the Maze: Finding Your Way in the New Civil Rules	Megan E. Burkhammer	64(5):23 (2007)
One Source for Rules Governing Civil Actions in Minnesota	Michael R. Schechter and Jay R. Ramos	57(4):32 (2000)
A Parting of Ways? Amendments to the Civil Rules - State and Federal	David F. Herr	57(6):29 (2000)

Civil Rights
Removing Bias from the Minnesota Justice System	William E Martin and Peter N Thompson	59(7):16 (2002)
Trumpeting Civil Gideon: An Idea Whose Time Has Come?	Mary Deutsch Schneider	63(4):22 (2006)
Trying Terrorists Before Military Commissions	Joseph Margulies and William Michael, Jr	59(2):20 (2002)

Collections
Electronic Check Transactions: What Law Governs?	Glen R McCluskey	58(9):25 (2001)
Fair Debt Collection Practices: Federal Guidelines for Third Party Collections	Glen R McCluskey	58(5):42 (2001)

Constitutional Law
Amending the Constitution: History and Hysteria	Marshall H. Tanick	64(2):21 (2007)
Confronting the Confrontation Clause	Marshall H. Tanick	62(9):16 (2005)
Corporations as Persons	David Morris	54(4):31 (1997)
From Tinker to “Bong”: The School Bell Tolls for Student Rights	Marshall H. Tanick and Phillip J. Trobaugh	64(10):18 (2007)
Mining Unexplored Riches: Litigating State Constitutional Claims	David A. Schultz	63(4):27 (2006)

Construction Law
Drafting Residential Construction Agreements	Jeff Alden	61(2):28 (2004)
Specific Performance of Construction Contracts: The Minnesota Twins Legacy	William J Otteson	59(10):22 (2002)

Consumer Law
Advising The Financially Beleaguered Client	Thomas E. Johnson	61(4):28 (2004)
Fool's Paradise: Expansion of the Minnesota Consumer Fraud Laws	Marshall H Tanick	58(5):36 (2001)
The Ostrich Defense: Internet Scams in Consumer Credit Collection	Michael D. Johnson	61(3):22 (2004)

Corporate Law
Corporate Compliance Plans: Legal Opportunities and Pitfalls	Gordon J. Apple	54(10):31 (1997)
Corporate Litigation: One View	The Hon. Marianne D. Short	54(4):28 (1997)
Corporations as Persons	David Morris	54(4):31 (1997)
A Corporation’s Soul	The Hon. John E. Simonett	54(8):34 (1997)
Issuing and Managing Litigation-Hold Notices	Alan M. Anderson	64(7):20 (2007)
New Window on Tort Claims	Jonathan M. Bye and Eric J. Peck	55(5):40 (1998)
Relations Between Inside and Outside Counsel	Ward Bower	55(7):36 (1998)

Courts
Confidentiality in Chambers: Is Private Judicial Action the Public’s Business?	Peter N. Thompson	62(2):14 (2005)
Early Diversion to ADR: Improving Outcomes in Family Court	Susan M Cochrane	58(5):46 (2001)
Engendering Tribal Court/State Court Cooperation	Judge Robert A. Blaeser with Andrea L. Martin	63(11):18 (2006)
Enlarging the State Supreme Court	Marshall H. Tanick	64(11):26 (2007)
A Fair, Equal, and Isolated Judiciary	Hon Bernard Boland	58(2):28 (2001)
Filing for Dollars: Budget Crisis Pushes Up Court Costs	Emily E. Duke and Leslie A. Anderson	60(7):26 (2003)
In Search of a Trial: Exporting the Adversary System	Hon. Bernard Boland	60(10):29 (2003)
A Judge’s Soliloquy on Judging	Hon Bernard Boland	59(9):29 (2002)
Judicial Development, OAH Style	Interview with Chief Administrative Law Judge Ken Nickolai	56(3):27 (1999)
Judicial Evaluations in Minnesota	Governing Council, MSBA Civil Litigation Section	55(3):32 (1998)
Judicial Independence as a Campaign Platform	Shirley S. Abrahamson	61(10):28 (2004)
Judicial Selection in Minnesota: Options After Republican Party v. White	David A. Schultz	62(10):16 (2005)
Justice is a Heavy Burden When You're Ten	Jack Rice	58(10):32 (2001)
Lean Times for Minnesota Courts	Judson Haverkamp	60(4):17 (2003)
Lending a Hand: Minnesotans in Kosovo	Linn Slattengren	61(7):19 (2004)
Minnesota Judicial Elections: Better Than the "Missouri Plan"	Hon Stephen C Aldrich	59(9):27 (2002)
Misconduct at Trial	Gwenyth Jones	52(3):28 (1995)
New Faces on the 8th Circuit: Do Recent Appointments Portend a Change?	Matthew E. Johnson	61(11):23 (2004)
The New United States Courthouse	The Hon. James M. Rosenbaum	53(7):27 (1996)
Protecting an Independent and Qualified Judiciary	George W. Soule	62(4):34 (2005)
Reflections of Justice Blackmun	Hon Harry Blackmun	58(7):34 (2001)
Responding to Rhetoric Against Judges	Karna M. Peters	63(6):24 (2006)
Rules of Statutory Construction and the Florida Election Law	John E Simonett	58(6):31 (2001)
Should Judges Get Out of Redistricting?	Hon. Thomas J. Kalitowski and Elizabeth M. Brama	61(3):19 (2004)
Split in the Circuits: Breaking up the Eighth	Marshall H. Tanick	61(3):30 (2004)
The State of the Judiciary 1995	The Hon. A.M. "Sandy" Keith	52(7):21 (1995)
The State of the Judiciary 1996	The Hon. A.M. ("Sandy") Keith	53(7):22 (1996)
The State of the Judiciary 1998	The Hon. Kathleen Blatz	55(9):43 (1998)
The State of the Judiciary 1999	The Hon. Kathleen Blatz	56(7):27 (1999)
The State of the Judiciary 2001	The Hon. Kathleen Blatz	58(7):27 (2001)
The State of the Judiciary 2005	Hon. Kathleen Blatz	62(6):26 (2005)
The State of the Judiciary 2006	Chief Justice Russell A. Anderson	63(7):20) (2006)
The State of the Judiciary 2007	The Hon. Russell A. Anderson	64(7):16 (2007)
Thoughts on Judicial Selection	James H. Gilbert	53(10):37 (1996)

Criminal Law
Blakely v. Washington: Off the Judicial Richter Scale	Josh Jacobson	61(8):24 (2004)
Can a Juror Change Her Mind?	Dana Saroop Seetahal	56(3):32 (1999)
Impaired Rights? DWI Testing and the Right to Counsel	Kevin Siefken	63(7):16 (2006)
Joe is a Good Man -- and a Criminal	Jack Rice	59(6):28 (2002)
Minnesota’s Controlled Substances Law: A History	Scott G. Swanson	56(11):23 (1999)
Mower County License Return Program: Breaking the Cycle of Revocations	Lee A Bjorndal	58(2):26 (2001)
Muting Gideon's Trumpet: Pricing the "Right to Counsel" in Minnesota Courts	Peter Erlinder	60(11):16 (2003)
Negotiating With a Prosecutor	Victor I. Vieth	52(8):29 (1995)
Racial Disparity in the Criminal Justice System	Thomas L Johnson and Cheryl Widder Heilman	58(5):28 (2001)
Rethinking Victims' Rights	Terrence M. Walters	57(6):38 (2000)
Social Host Liability in Minnesota	Jennifer E. Ampulski and Eric E. Holman	64(11):18 (2007)
Victims’ Rights: Trial by Tribulation	Frederic Bruno	52(10):19 (1995)
Weighing Spreigl Evidence: In Search of a Standard	James A. Morrow, Peter N. Thompson, and Alfred C. Holden	60(10):23 (2003)
A Window on Terrorism: The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act	William Michael	58(10):22 (2001)

Diversity
Affirmative Action: A Close Case for a Split Court	Ann L. Iijima	60(2):16 (2003)
Countering Gender Bias: MSBA Takes Action	M. Jacqueline Regis, Heidi Hoard, Jeffrey Keyes, and Kathy Sanberg	54(9):37 (1997)
Diversity in Law School Admissions	Sam Magavern	56(4):47 (1999)
Racial Disparity in the Criminal Justice System	Thomas L Johnson and Cheryl Widder Heilman	58(5):28 (2001)

Education
Academic Law: The Legalization of Higher Education	Milda K. Hedblom and Laura J. McKnight	52(9):18 (1995)
From Tinker to “Bong”: The School Bell Tolls for Student Rights	Marshall H. Tanick and Phillip J. Trobaugh	64(10):18 (2007)

Elder Law
"Attorney Goes to Jail" Law	Rolf Nelson	54(11):45 (1997)
Gift Transactions Under the Statutory Short Form Power of Attorney	William S. Forsberg	56(8):41 (1999)
Planning Ahead: The Challenge of Long-Term Care	Michael Meyers	57(4):34 (2000)

Elections
Minnesota Ballot Brouhahas	Marshall H Tanick	58(2):20 (2001)
Minnesota Judicial Elections: Better Than the "Missouri Plan"	Hon Stephen C Aldrich	59(9):27 (2002)
Municipal Voting Systems Reform: Overcoming the Legal Obstacles	Paul Landskroener and Tony Anderson Solgard	59(9):16 (2002)
Rules of Statutory Construction and the Florida Election Law	Hon John E Simonett	58(6):31 (2001)

Employee Benefits
Health Savings Accounts: The Next Generation in Health Insurance	Scott A. Becker	62(11):22 (2005)

Employment Law
After-Acquired Evidence	Joseph W. Hammell	52(4):30 (1995)
Arbitration in Employment Settings: Implications of Circuit City and Waffle House	Garry Mathiason and George Wood	59(6):20 (2002)
Beyond Zealous Advocacy: Harassment and its Remedies	R. Terri Mandel	56(4):35 (1999)
Blow the Whistle, Sound the Drum: Marking the 20th Anniversary of Minnesota’s Whistleblower Law	Marshall H. Tanick	63(9):18 (2006)
Blowing the Whistle	David J. Hoekstra	52(2):17 (1995)
Challenging the Municipality: Section 1983 in 1998	Timothy J. Pawlenty and Jennifer A. Kraft	55(3):27 (1998)
Changes Afoot for FMLA	Marshall H. Tanick	65(3):22 (2008)
Dazed and Confused: Title VII One Year After Faragher and Ellerth	Jonathan Hegre and Sheila Engelmeier	56(9):35 (1999)
The Deepening Divide: Minnesota and Federal Employment Laws	Sheila Engelmeier and Jonathan J Hegre	58(4):21 (2001)
Doocing the Blogzilla: Managing Workplace E-Communications	Neal Buethe and Sally Scoggin	64(5):18 (2007)
Employers Bite Back: Suing Employees Under Contract	Marshall H Tanick	59(8):22 (2002)
The Ethics of Workplace Investigations	John A. Mack	61(2):23 (2004)
The FMLA After Five Years	Mary Knoblauch and Gena Braaten	56(2):35 (1999)
Hiring the Independent Contractor	Jeff Alden	60(3):21 (2003)
Inevitable Disclosure: Employee Mobility and Trade Secrets	Cathie A. Maeyaert and James T. Diamond Jr.	54(5):39 (1997)
Is There Gold in Those Hills? Shifting Contours of Unemployment Compensation Law	Marshall H. Tanick and Brian R. Dockendorf	60(10):17 (2003)
The Law of Bullying: Off the Playground and Into the Workplace	John A. Mack	62(8):20 (2005)
More is Now Less: Taxability of Employment Settlements	Richard A. Williams Jr.	54(4):17 (1997)
New Growth on an Old Vine: Labor-Management Relations and the NLRA	Steven G Rush	58(8):29 (2001)
New Pathway to Labor Certification	Saiko Y. McIvor	55(6):36 (1998)
New Twists in Sexual Harassment?	Norman J. Baer and Gena A. Braaten	55(9):47 (1998)
An Ounce of Prevention: AIDS in the Workplace	Milton Bordwin	53(5):18 (1996)
The Pine River Delta: Meanders in Employment Law	Marshall H. Tanick	60(3):16 (2003)
Public Sector Workplace Investigations: Who Gets What Data When?	Therese M. Pautz and Linda Mealey-Lohmann	60(4):19 (2003)
Refer Madness: The Dilemma of Employment Reference Letters	Marshall H. Tanick	54(11):29 (1997)
Respondeat Superior Run Amok	Daniel S Kleinberger	59(10):16 (2002)
"Reverse" Age Discrimination: Are "Younger" Employees Protected?	Tim Webb	60(10):27 (2003)
Sexual Harassment and Free Speech	Marshall H. Tanick	52(8)25 (1995)
Tell It Like It Is: Minnesota's New Reference Law	Linda L. Holstein and Anh T. Le	61(8):28 (2004)
What Do They Have in Mind? Minnesota’s Drug -Testing Law Turns 20	V. John Ella	64(8):22 (2007)
What’s Next for Whistleblowers?	Marshall H. Tanick	56(2):31 (1999)
Whistleblower Claims After Abraham and Anderson-Johanningmeier	Peter Gray and Andrew Tanick	59(4):23 (2002)
Who Qualifies? Defining "Individual With a Disability" Under the ADA	Tamara Hjelle Olsen and Mark S. Mathison	56(9):41 (1999)
Working with Disability: Disability Benefits and the ADA	Carolyn J. Trevis and Jean F. Holloway	55(7):31 (1998)

Environmental Law
Brownfields in Bloom: Restoring Contaminated Properties	Martha Brand and John Herman	54(5):32 (1997)
Environmental Auditing: Beyond Regulatory Cat and Mouse	William H. Koch	52(11)25 (1995)
The Internet is Rich in Environmental Resources	Robert J Ambrogi	58(5):24 (2001)

Estate Planning
Estate Planning for Retirement Benefits	Robert H. Louis	53(8):17 (1996)
New Gifting Incentives: Return of the Deathbed Transfer	Andy Kremer	61(8):18 (2004)

Expert Witnesses
Experts for Hire: Are They Worth the Price?	Thomas Klos