Steven Baicker-McKee, William Janssen, and John Corr
The authors discuss the 16th edition of their popular
Federal Civil Rules Handbook.
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Hon. Nancy C. Dreher and Hon. Joan N. Feeney
Sitting bankruptcy judges Dreher and Feeney discuss the fifth edition of
Bankruptcy Law Manual.
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Austin T. Fragomen Jr.
Mr. Fragomen discusses misconceptions about immigrants, new trends in immigration law, and his recent title,
State Immigration Employment Compliance Handbook, which he co-authored with Careen Shannon and Daniel Montalvo.
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Bryan A. Garner
Called "the greatest living scholar on the language of the law" by Charles Alan Wright, lawyer and lexicographer Bryan A. Garner speaks about his love of language, his career, and his role as Editor in Chief of
Black's Law Dictionary, 9th.
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Sonya Hamlin
The author of
Now What Makes Juries Listen explains how juries have changed in recent years.
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David F. Herr
Complex litigator and prolific author David F. Herr reflects on his experiences as a writer and speaker.
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Edward F. Koren
Mr. Koren discusses his multivolume treatise,
Financial Estate and Personal Planning, and explains what first motivated him to write on this topic.
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Miller Thomson LLP
Representing the law firm Miller Thomson LLP, lead authors Jeffrey Carhart and James Proskurniak, along with Aaron Atcheson and James M. Klotz, discuss the new Business Laws of Canada title.
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Owen D. Nee Jr.
Owen D. Nee Jr., who has served as author and co-author of two
Business Laws of China titles, reflects upon the remarkable political and economic changes that have taken root in China over the past thirty years.
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William Patry
Noted copyright law expert William Patry, the author of
Patry on Fair Use, 2009 ed., discusses the Copyright Act and shares how he stays up to date on the ever-changing field of copyright law.
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