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Going Green The Bar Association and city law offices do their part for our environment
by Michael B. Hayes, Kim R. Jessum and Sophia Lee
10 Questions for dean Ken Gormley The head of Duquesne University School of Law is the author of the bestselling book,
The Death of American Virtue: Clinton vs. Star by Peter F. Vaira
12 Years Running Attorney and self-proclaimed running geek Neill Clark has won the legal competition of the Bar Association's 5K run for 12 straight years
by Jeff Lyons
I’m Not Concerned A Poem by Wanda E. Flowers
From Inner City to Center City One PAL youngster's triumphant journey to attorney
by Raina Goods
Technology Unleash the full power of Adobe Acrobat Professional
by Daniel J. Siegel
Book Review American Lightning by Howard Blum
by Peter F. Vaira
That Was Then - 1990 Philadelphia Bar Association’s Annual 10K Run
Cover and Table of Contents 
From the Editor by Deborah Weinstein 
Briefs & In Memoriam 
Animal Law The case against horse-drawn carriages in Philadelphia by Dara Lovitz
Labor and Employment Law Big changes are expected in the regulation of labor management relations by Robert J. Haurin
Insurance Law Is the health care reform law constitutional? by Stacy N. Lilly
The 10 Worst Supreme Court Decisions A not-so-glorious look back at some of the most notorious decisions ever issued by the nation's highest court by M. Kelly Tillery 
The Defendant is Guilded "I'm a very good lawyer," nine-year-old Anna proclaimed from the front seat of her father's car by Joseph A. Dworetzky 
Art in the Courts The centennial of the Workers' Compensation Act is commemorated with a commissioned painting by Judge Scott Olin