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A PRIMER ON ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE AND TIPS FOR PROTECTING AN INSURER'S CRITICAL SELF-ANALYSIS By Noreen J. Parrett, Esq.
THE DANGERS OF E-MAIL By Charles T. Richardson, Esq.
THREAT TO STATE REGULATION FROM TRIAL BAR By Zack Stamp, Esq.
IOWA PASSES GRADUATED DRIVER LICENSING LAW By John C. Schachterle, Esq.

A PRIMER ON ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE AND TIPS FOR PROTECTING AN INSURER'S CRITICAL SELF-ANALYSIS

Noreen J. Parrett, Esq.
(608) 251-1967

"Critical self-analysis," "internal compliance audit," "self-evaluation" : all are phrases now commonly used by insurers. 

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THE DANGERS OF E-MAIL
Defensive Driving on the Information Superhighway

Charles T. Richardson, Esq.
(202) 312-7487

As I get older, I am becoming more and more frustrated with the lawyer's "balance," the tendency to see both pros and cons, with the constant weighing of the benefits and risks to the point where advice which started out as clear direction gets burdened with a litany of footnotes and warnings. 

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THREAT TO STATE REGULATION FROM TRIAL BAR

Zack Stamp, Esq.
(217) 525-0700, ext. 106

In BMW of North America, Inc. v. Gore, the U. S. Supreme Court said: No one doubts that a State may protect its citizens by prohibiting deceptive trade practices . . . But the States need not, and in fact do not, provide such protection in a uniform manner. 

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IOWA PASSES GRADUATED DRIVER LICENSING LAW

John C. Schachterle, Esq.
(515) 288-8208

Perhaps there is no greater rite of passage than obtaining a driver's license. As a kid, you finally felt free. But this freedom comes at great cost. 

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