Nbr. 2006, January 2006

Index

• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 1, 18-21 (2006). Protecting Medicare's Interests in Kansas Workers' Compensation Settlements - Simplifying the Maze.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 1, 22-29 (2006). From Solo to Megafirm: You Need a General Counsel.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 10, 20-28 (2006). A Hitchhiker's Guide to Consumer Bankruptcy Reform.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 2, 20-29 (2006). Joint Defense/Common Interest Privilege in Kansas.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 3, 24-35 (2006). Individuals with Disabilities Education Act - The Right 'IDEA' for all Childrens' Education.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 4, 28-35 (2006). Comparison of Federal and State Court Practice.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 5, 22-28 (2006). The Fairness in Private Construction Contract Act: Legislative Fairness or Oxymoron?.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 6, 20-29 (2006). Title VII is Color Blind: The Law of Reverse Discrimination.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 7, 28-31 (2006). 2006 Legislative Wrap Up.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 7, 34-46 (2006). What's Become of Grandma, Grandpa, and the Troxels?(fn1) An Update on Grandparent Visitation Rights in Kansas.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 8, 18-23 (2006). The New Kansas Estate Tax.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 8, 26-32 (2006). Medicaid Long-Term Care Update Basics Review, Estate Recovery and the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. 9, 6-8, 24-29 (2006). Damage to Real Property: The Lay of the Land.
• 75 J. Kan. Bar Assn. i (2006). Table of Contents - V. 75 (2006).
• Vol. 73 No. 1. Thinking Ethics: Ethics and E-mail; Sender Beware.
• Vol. 73 No. 3. Thinking Ethics: ABA Opinion Details Duties of Firm When Lawyers Become Impaired.
• Vol. 73 No. 5. Thinking Ethics: Divining the Secret.
• Vol. 73 No. 7. Thinking Ethics: Divining the Secret.
• Vol. 73 No. 9. Thinking Ethics: Duty to Report Attorney Misconduct.
• Vol. 74 No. 1. Thinking Ethics: Who is a Client for Conflict-of-Interest Purposes.
• Vol. 74 No. 10. Thinking Ethics: Lawyer Registration and Fees.
• Vol. 74 No. 4. Thinking Ethics: Don't Threaten Me: A Lawyer's Duties Under Rule 8.3.
• Vol. 74 No. 6. Thinking Ethics: Obtaining Valid Waivers of Conflicts of Interest.
• Vol. 74 No. 8. Thinking Ethics: Your Obligation to Report Misconduct of Impaired Lawyers.
• Vol. 75 No. 2. Thinking Ethics: Conflicts When Lawyer Work for Lawyers.
• Vol. 75 No. 4. Thinking Ethics: Considering the Inadvertent Disclosure of Metadata.
• Vol. 75 No. 6. Thinking Ethics: Remedying Fraud on the Court.
• Vol. 75 No. 8. Thinking Ethics: The Horse and the Barn Door: Ethics of Inadvertent Disclosure.
• Vol. 75 No. 9. Thinking Ethics: Responding to an Ethics Complaint.
• Vol. 76 No. 1. Thinking Ethics: Acceptable Interference: The Ethics of Giving a Second Opinion.
• Vol. 76 No. 3. Thinking Ethics: On the Duty of Candor to the Tribunal.
• Vol. 76 No. 5. Thinking Ethics: Attorney-Client Privilege: The Presence of Third Parties Necessary to Facilitate Attorney-Client Communication or Legal Advice.
• Vol. 76 No. 7. Thinking Ethics: Revised Rule for Representing Clients with Diminished Capacity.
• Vol. 76 No. 9. Thinking Ethics: Information About Legal Services.
• Vol. 77 No. 1. Thinking Ethics: Rules vs. Rules: A Conflict on Inadvertent Production.
• Vol. 77 No. 3. Thinking Ethics: New Developments: An Opinion on Refused Representations and a Cautionary Tale of E-Discovery.
• Vol. 77 No. 5. Thinking Ethics: Attorney Withdrawals: The Need for a Clean Break.
• Vol. 77 No. 7. Thinking Ethics: Initial Interview with Prospective Clients: How to Prevent Conflicts of Interests.
• Vol. 77 No. 9. Thinking Ethics: The Abandoned Client.
• Vol. 78 No. 1. Thinking Ethics: ABA Provides New Guidance on Use of Ethics Counsel.
• Vol. 78 No. 3. Thinking Ethics: Law Firm In-House Counsel: Interface with E-Discovery.
• Vol. 78 No. 5. Thinking Ethics: A Recurring Issue: The Lawyer as a Witness.
• Vol. 78 No. 7. Thinking Ethics: Conflicts Checking When Lawyers Change Firms: Revelation of Client Confidences.
• Vol. 78 No. 9. Thinking Ethics: Impaired Lawyers.
• Vol. 79 No. 1. Thinking Ethics: Conflicts and Confidentiality: Duties When A Lawyer Changes Firms.
• Vol. 79 No. 3. Thinking Ethics: Ghostwriting and Unbundled Legal Services.
• Vol. 79 No. 5. Thinking Ethics: "TWEET" THIS: The Ethics of Social Networking.
• Vol. 79 No. 7. Thinking Ethics: Trust Account Alert.
• Vol. 79 No. 9. Thinking Ethics: Can We Be (Facebook) Friends?.
• Vol. 80 No. 3. Thinking Ethics: Unraveling the Negotiator's Ethical Paradox.
• Vol. 80 No. 4. Tapping the Social Network.
• Vol. 80 No. 7. Thinking Ethics: Coping with New Technology.
• Vol. 80 No. 9. Avoiding Client Ethics Complaints by Communicating Properly and Acting Diligently.