Volume 4, Number 4 • January 2007

The 2005 Bankruptcy Amendments: New Traps Emerge for the Casual Practitioner Reasons why you should avoid taking bankruptcy cases. You Mean They Die? Estate Planning Professionals as Grief and Loss Workers Just what exactly is therapeutic jurisprudence? Using an Independent Contractor in Your Legal Practices It may make sense to delegate. General Practice/Solo Committee 101 Series Help the Young Lawyers Division compile useful information for beginning lawyers. The Balancing Act Our quarterly column on maintaining your sanity. Legal Trivia Who was the first woman ever admitted to any state bar in the United States? Division News Find out about the benefits of being a GP|Solo Division member GP|Solo Homepage

Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind. —Dr. Seuss Practice Tip When you are preparing a witness to testify, there are certain things you can and can't encourage the witness to do. What are they? Feedback Tell us what’s on your mind! Want to write an article? Contacts and Legal Stuff Who is responsible for all this? Download the complete issue in PDF

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