Litigation
Cal. Litig. 2022, VOLUME 35, ISSUE 2
Content
- A Conversation With Ninth Circuit Judge John B. Owens
- Advanced Topics In Appellate Practice: the Path of Mastery
- From the Section Chair
- How Rights Went Wrong: Why Our Obsession With Rights Is Tearing America Apart
- It's Time To Fix Our Broken Discovery Civil Culture
- LITIGATION v. TRANSACTIONAL WORK: WHO'S THE "REAL LAWYER"?
- New Federal Legislation Raises Multiple Questions Regarding Litigation of Sexual Abuse and Sexual Harassment Cases and Affects Recent State Legislation
- PAST SECTION CHAIRS & EDITORS-IN-CHIEF
- SECTION OFFICERS & EDITORIAL BOARD
- Table of Contents
- Tell It To the Judge ... or the Jury ... or the Arbitrator? Before You Tell Your Story ... Know Your Audience!
- The Crest Opinions: Impeding Legislative Efforts To Diversify Corporate Boards
- The Power of Arbitrators To Decide Arbitrability — Delegation Clauses and Lessons From Caselaw
- U.S. v. NIXON, 50 YEARS LATER
- When May a Court Compel An Individual (Or Representative) Paga Claim To Arbitration?
- Editor's Foreword
EDITOR’S FOREWORD
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Written by Benjamin G. Shatz Editor-in-Chief
Time and again, when the Litigation Section surveys its members—i.e., you—we hear that a top benefit and delight of section membership is this publication. We aim to keep you happy! Along those same lines, CLA is always looking for ways to improve. After much careful deliberation, and a few heated meetings, we present this issue in a new format. Are the changes even noticeable? Do you like what you see? Do you have ideas about the look-and-feel of this publication? Feel free to share your views, positive or negative.
Regardless of debates over association branding, imposing uniformity upon the publications from each section, and the minutiae about font size, colors, and column width, your devoted Editorial Board always strives to bring you quality content. So despite a new look, this issue contains the collection of content that you’ve come to expect.