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The New
Models, Trends and Approaches in the Law
Susan Daicoff on Comprehensive Law
Medical Error: Collaborative Law Offers
an Alternative to Tort Reform by Karen Fasler
Stop Negotiating Agreements for Protection, & Start Creating
Agreements for Results by Stewart Levine
Developing
Ourselves: Skills and Learning
We lawyers ask a lot of questions. We're a curious bunch and we ask
questions in many ways-including cross-examine opposing parties -
and often our spouses and children. In this section, explore Radical Questions for Critical Times, by Sam Keen;
Appreciative Inquiry: Positive Questions that are Simple but not
Easy by Kathleen Clark.
Also explore the other end of asking
questions-listening to the answers in Listening to Heal
Polarization by Carl Michael Rossi; and Listening Means
Business by Debra Bruce.
Humanizing
Legal Education
Longitudinal Test Helps us Understand the Negative Effects of
Legal Education by Sheila Boyce
Professor Vernellia R. Randall critiques Competent Legal
Education?
Socratic Method and Modern Neuroimaging By Dr. Rosemary E. McGeady
New Courses Expand Law School Choices - Interpersonal Dynamics Class
Offers Law Students a Mirror for Relationship Skills
Also
in the Magazine
Columns & Blogs
The Technology Therapist
Book Reviews
Events & Announcements
News from Around the World
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From the Bench: Problem-Solving Courts
 There is a growing movement toward a more therapeutic jurisprudence.
Over 1,500 problem-solving courts are but one example of the
new judicial temperament.
Judge Michael Town of Hawaii shares his ideas about Judge
as Coach: Positive Coaching in the Courtroom and we share News about
Problem-Solving Courts
Law
Practice Management
Want a Smoothly Operating Productive Law Office? Create a
Collaborative Workplace
by Dolly Garlo.
Weathering the Storm of Law Practice
Marketing 101: Stake Your Claim and Be Open and Notorious by
Cheryl Stephens
Loosening
the Tie -
Lives and Relationships
after 5
Fiona Travis gets "Up Close and Personal about Lawyers and Their
Relationships"
Patrick McCroskey shares his Confessions of an Adrenaline Junkie
The Illicit Relationship of Lawyers and Emotion by Jill Breslau
Following
Our Bliss
First We Turn Red then True Blue by Harvard Law grad Tama Kieves
who left law for her bliss.
Michigan Lawyer Ward Powers Set Out to Make an Independent Film and
Transformed His Life & Law Practice
Creative Expression: Lawyers and Haiku and An Ode to
Lawyers by Kevin Ginsberg
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