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The following articles from the Summer 2008 issue are available to Section members and are in PDF format ( ):

• »  From the Bench: Welcome to the 21st Century Courtroom
  Honorable Mark W. Bennett
• »  Trial Balloon: Federal Litigation — Where Did It Go Off Track?
  Gregory P. Joseph
• »  Lessons for Trial Lawyers from Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address
  Patrick A. Malone
• »  Copyright Claims: Not Just for Artists Anymore
  Edward J. Naughton
• »  Representing the Non-Party Deponent Who Cares
  Philip J. Katauskas
• »  Making Joint Defense Agreements Work
  Thomas G. Pasternak and R. David Donoghue
• »  Using Presuit Discovery to Overcome Barriers to the Courthouse
  Lonny Hoffman
• »  Weathering the Storm
  Theodore M. Grossman
• »  Rule 16, the Litigator’s Forgotten Ally
  Joel B. Rosen and R. Monica Hennessy
• »  Mediating in the Appellate Court
  Mark D. DeBofsky
• »  Narrative, the Essential Trial Strategy
  Stephanie Kane
• »  Legal Lore: Edgar Lee Masters, Illinois Lawyer and Poet Part Two: Apollo Cleaning the Sewers
  Joseph A. Johnston
• »  Sidebar: Hubris
  Kenneth P. Nolan
• »  Advance Sheet
  Robert E. Shapiro
• »  Literary Trials: The Scarlet Letters
  Louis Auchincloss