Staying Connected
The evolution of networking
in a growing bar
By Cliff Collins

The Lawyer’s Guide
to Mobile Computer Security
By Ellen Freedman, Reid Trautz and
Jim Calloway

Bar Counsel
Stricter Rules: Public lawyers
negotiating for private employment
By Helen Hierschbiel

The Legal Writer
Devilish Details:
Legal writing is precise writing
By Suzanne E. Rowe

Legal.Online
Discovering E-Discovery:
First of a two-part Web exploration
By Robert J. Ambrogi

Legal Heritage
Ambushed:
The Hells Canyon Massacre of 1887
By Michael J. Nove

Legal Practice Tips
Can’t We Talk Anymore? Why
talking to a user of your patented
art may end up getting you sued
By Michael Ratoza

Profiles in the Law
A Dream of Opportunity:
Pamela Jacklin and
Leonard Girard work to
level the playing field
By Melody Finnemore

Parting Thoughts
Administering the Bar
Exam: Why are so many
applicants failing?
By Michael Moiso

Letters

Briefs

Bar Notes
OSB CLE
Bar News

Bar Actions
Discipline
Reinstatements
Applications

Bar People
Among Ourselves
Moves
In Memoriam

Classifieds

Oregon lawyers’ methods of keeping up “collegiality” have changed over time.
Writer Cliff Collins examines how networking options have evolved across the bar, driven by technology, geography and more.