INTERVIEWS WITH, AND PROFILES OF, OUR LAWYERS - Supreme Court Addresses Volt's Choice-of-Law Trap: Is the End of the Problem in Sight? by Parasharami, Archis A. and Ranlett, Kevin S.
 - Punitive Precision Evan Tager and Andrew Frey discuss jury instructions in punitive damages cases in the ABA Journal Article "Punitive Precision", June 10, 2004. by Tager, Evan M. and Frey, Andrew L.
- An Interview With Steve Shapiro: The Art of Appellate Advocacy Published by The Journal of the Seventh Circuit Bar Association, Volume 2.
- Evan Tager named one of 12 leading appellate lawyers in DC This article is reprinted with permission from Legal Times, July 19, 2004
- Appellate lawyers' version of high wire act: Oral argument Stephen Shapiro discusses strategies for oral argument in a Chicago Daily Law Bulletin article written by Daniel C. Vock, April 24, 2004
- Courtside, Court Aces Ken Geller and Tim Bishop comment on Supreme Court practice. An article in Legal Times by Tony Mauro, July 14, 2003
- Timeline Tightens for Campaign Finance Case: Supreme Court Awaits Ruling From Judges as Term Starts Drawing to a Close Ken Geller comments on McCain-Feingold campaign finance case. An article in Washington Post written by Neely Tucker
- Partner Philip Lacovara was one of the lawyers to reenact an 1824 landmark Supreme Court case, Gibbons v. Ogden. Program was sponsored by the Supreme Court Historical Society
- Eileen Penner, Lee Rubin cited among National Law Journal's "40 under 40" list of America's most successful young litigators
- Bishop Moves to Secure Court Win
- Conversations with The Honorable Dick Thornburgh (published by Washington Legal Foundation) by Frey, Andrew L. and Tager, Evan M.
- May It Please the Court An article written by Christine Hogan, in the ABA's journal Litigation, that discusses the assistance she received from Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP's Steve Shapiro and Ken Geller in preparing for her first argument before the Supreme Court.
- He Makes Mark as Legal Sleuth - Perry Mason Look-alike Enjoys Finding Solutions An article on Andrew Frey in Los Angeles Daily Journal written by David F. Pike.
- A Legal Academic - High Court Litigator Takes special Pride Seeing Name on Book An article on Kenneth Geller in Los Angeles Daily Journal written by David F. Pike.
- An Interview with Steve Shapiro
- Foe of Punitives Tries to Nudge The Court Andrew Frey Carefully Builds a Body of Law as he Aims For The Prize - A Win From The Justices. An article on Andrew Frey in The National Law Journal written by Marcia Coyle.
ARTICLES ON SUPREME COURT PRACTICE
- New Biography Traces the Career of John Paul Stevens ABA Appellate Practice Journal, Summer 2010 by Steve Sanders
- Non-Capital Stay Applications In The United States Supreme Court: A Procedural Primer by Chanoine, Hannah Y.S.
- Tip of the Month, March 2009 - Preservation of Dynamic or Transitory Systems by Jason Fliegel and Gabrielle Butcher
- Journal of International Arbitration: Finality over Choice: Hall Street Associates, L.L.C. v. Mattel, Inc. (U.S. Supreme Court) by Tyler, Timothy and Parasharami, Archis A.
- Oral Arguments in the Roberts Court by Bishop, Timothy S.
- Tips on Petitioning for and Opposing Certiorari in the U.S. Supreme Court by Bishop, Timothy S. , Sarles, Jeffrey W. and Kane, Stephen J.
- Client Alert - Supreme Court Hears Oral Argument in Stoneridge Case to Address "Scheme" Liability Under Section 10(b)
- Tips on Petitioning for Certiorari In the U.S. Supreme court by Bishop, Timothy S. , Sarles, Jeffrey W. and Kane, Stephen J.
- The Incredible Shrinking Court; If Their Productivity Were Measured By Private Sector Standards, The Supremes Might Receive Pink Slips This article is reprinted with permission from the December 2003 edition of American Lawyer " © 2003 ALM Properties, Inc.
All rights reserved. Further duplication without permission is prohibited by Lacovara, Philip Allen
- Certiorari Practice:The Supreme Court's Shrinking Docket by Shapiro, Stephen M.
- Petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court for Certiorari: A Primer by Bishop, Timothy S. and Sarles, Jeffrey W.
- Opposing Certiorari in the U.S. Supreme Court by Bishop, Timothy S.
- Opposing Review: The Art of Finding "Uncertworthiness" by Frey, Andrew L. , Geller, Kenneth S. and Harris, Daniel.
- Opposing Cert: Addressing the Issues Presented by Frey, Andrew L. , Geller, Kenneth S. and Harris, Daniel
- Amicus Briefs in the Supreme Court by Shapiro, Stephen M.
- Oral Argument in the Supreme Court of the United States by Shapiro, Stephen M.
- Oral Argument in the Supreme Court: The Felt Necessities of the Time by Shapiro, Stephen M.
- Epitaph for Mandatory Jurisdiction by Stern, Robert L. , Gressman, Eugene. and Shapiro, Stephen M.
- William Pinkney: The Supreme Court's Greatest Advocate by Shapiro, Stephen M.
- Rebels at the Supreme Court Bar by Shapiro, Stephen M.
ARTICLES ON APPELLATE PRACTICE GENERALLY - Readable Briefs for Busy Judges ABA Appellate Practice Journal, Spring 2010 by Shapiro, Stephen M.
- Two Appellate Arguments on the Same Day ABA Appellate Practice Journal, Summer 2010 by Sarles, Jeffrey W.
- The Class Action Fairness Act, five years later by Parasharami, Archis A. and Ranlett, Kevin S.
- California Supreme Court Ruling on UCL Standing Requirement May Open the Floodgates to Frivolous Suits by Parasharami, Archis A.
- Removing the ''Fail-Safe'' Class Action Under CAFA by Parasharami, Archis A.
- The Nation's New Lawsuit Capital? by Parasharami, Archis A.
- Rescuing a Rule of Reason Claim by Aggregating the Effects of Noncollusive, Noncoercive Agreements -- A New Litigation Threat For Industry Standard Contracting Practices? by Falk, Donald M. and Tan, Tai Lui
- Effective Brief Writing in Federal Appellate Practice, BNA, 2008 by Tager, Evan M.
- Preserving Insufficiency: Tips for Avoiding Forfeiture of Sufficiency of the Evidence Arguments Under Rule 50 The Circuit Rider, May 2009 by Yount, Joshua D.
- How Will Seventh Circuit Pleading Requirements and Dismissal Standards Change in the Wake of Bell Atlantic The Circuit Rider, January 2008 by Yount, Joshua D.
- Wasteful and Disruptive Motions The Circuit Rider, May 2007 by Yount, Joshua D.
- What to do Before, During and After Oral Argument: Averting Disaster The Circuit Rider, November 2006 by Yount, Joshua D.
- Amici Curiae: Friends of the Court or Nuisances? by Frey, Andrew L.
- Preparing and Delivering Oral Argument by Frey, Andrew L.
- Arguing for Changes in the Law by Schroeder, James C. and Dow, Robert M. Jr.
- How to Write a Good Appellate Brief by Frey, Andrew L. and Englert, Roy
- Questions, Answers, and Prepared Remarks by Shapiro, Stephen M.
- Tips on Preserving Arguments for Appeal by Tager, Evan M.
OTHER ARTICLES
Punitive Damages - There's No Right to Punitives The National Law Journal, April 14, 2008 by Tager, Evan M.
- Exxon Shipping Provides Court Welcome Opportunity on Excessive Punitive Damages by Tager, Evan M.
- Philip Morris USA v. Williams: Applicability to Bad-Faith Litigation by Tager, Evan M.
- Philip Morris USA v. Williams: Another Brick in The Punitive Damages Wall by Tager, Evan M.
- State Farm at Three: Lower Courts' Application of the Ratio Guidepost by Levin, Nickolai G. and Goldman, Lauren Rosenblum
- The Impact of State Farm v. Campbell: A Two-Year Retrospective by Tager, Evan M.
- Corporate Wealth: The 800 Pound Gorilla That Sabotages Fair Adjudication of Punitive Damages Published in Litigation, Spring 2004. Reprinted by permission. by Frey, Andrew L.
- No More Blind Man's Bluff on Punitive Damages Published in Litigation, Volume 29, No.4, Summer 2003 by Frey, Andrew L.
- The Implications Of State Farm v. Campbell
For The Future Of Punitive Damages In Bad Faith Litigation by Tager, Evan M.
- Punitive Damages After BMW North America, Inc. v. Gore by Tager, Evan M.
- Punitive Damages Claims in Environmental Tort Cases: Lessons from Johansen v. Combustion Engineering, Inc. by Tager, Evan M.
Miscellaneous - Getting Under the Hood: A Practical Guide to Drafting Consumer and Employee Arbitration Agreements by Ranlett, Kevin S. and Parasharami, Archis A.
- Beating Plowshares into Swords American Bar Association by Katskee, Richard B.
- Judicial Magic: the Use of Dicta as Equitable Remedy, 46 U.S.F. L. REV. 883 (2012). by Johnson, Foster C.
- Intelligent Design Is Religion, and That's Fine-But Not in Science or Public Schools U.S. News & World Report by Katskee, Richard B.
- Religion and Science: No Fight Club Here U.S. News & World Report by Katskee, Richard B.
- Creationism Left Out of Science Education for Valid Reasons U.S. News & World Report by Katskee, Richard B.
- On Pigskin and Prayer at Public School ACS Blog by Katskee, Richard B.
- Science, Intersubjective Validity, and Judicial Legitimacy 73 BROOKLYN L. REV. 857 by Katskee, Richard B.
- Paying for Praying: What's Wrong with the Faith-Based Initiative Human Rights, at 4 by Katskee, Richard B.
- Why It Mattered to Dover that Intelligent Design Isn't Science 4 FIRST AMEND. L. REV. 112 by Katskee, Richard B.
- Antitrust Immunity Gets A Booster Shot: Credit Suisse Securities v. Billing Antitrust & Competition Review, March 2008 by Yount, Joshua D.
- Retractable Technologies, Inc. v. Becton, Dickinson & Co.: The Federal Circuit's Debate over Claim Construction Methodology and Deference Rages On by Molenda, John
- Watch Out for the Patent Marking Trolls The Chemical Engineer, Issue 827, May 2010, at page 22-23 by Sarles, Jeffrey W.
- Factors Affecting Rule 23(F) Petitions For Immediate Review of Class Certification Decisions The Circuit Rider, November 2009 by Sarles, Jeffrey W.
- US Courts Wrestle with 'Manifest Disregard' after Hall Street International Arbitration Perspectives, Summer 2009 by Sarles, Jeffrey W.
- Drafting Fair, Effcient and Enforceable Arbitration Agreements Counsel to Counsel, May 2008 by Tager, Evan M.
- A Portrait of the Next Chief This article is reprinted with permission of The Circuit Rider, A Journal of the Seventh Circuit Bar Association by Shapiro, Stephen M. , Frey, Andrew L. and Geller, Kenneth S.
- Under Threat - Supreme Court Should Tell Judges to Balance Equities Before Squashing Infringers with Injunctions by Pincus, Andrew
- Does The Endangered Species Act Regulate Commerce? by Bishop, Timothy S.
- Advice to Solicitor General Must Remain Confidential by Frey, Andrew L. , Geller, Kenneth S. , Lacovara, Philip Allen and Shapiro, Stephen M.
- Prospective Application Of Proposition 64 To Pending UCL Representative Actions First published in Mealey's Litigation Report: California Section 17200, Volume 3, Issue 4, December 2004 by Falk, Donald M.
- Why Claims Under the Securities Act of 1933 Are Removable to Federal Court by Graves, Fatima Goss and Morris, Andy
- Defeating Class Certification in Single-Building / Multiple-Occupant Mold Exposure Cases by Summers, Carl J.
- Confidentiality - 7th Circuit's Challenge By William E. Deitrick & Audrey Fried-Grushcow
- Smart Growth or Dumb Bureaucracy? Reproduced with permission from The Environmental Law Institute - www.eli.org by Bishop, Timothy S.
- The Constitutional Limitations On Class Actions by Tager, Evan M.
- Supersedeas Bonds: A Crushing Burden by Bishop, Timothy S. and Sarles, Jeffrey W.
- Judicial Restraint on Bank Regulatory Issues by Shapiro, Stephen M. , Fontaine, Mary C. and Best, Edward S.
- Breathing New Life Into State Takeover Statutes by Shapiro, Stephen M. and Strauss, Jeffrey M.
- Antitrust and Refusals To Deal After Nynex v. Discon by Falk, Donald M.
Arbitration - Federal Courts Reject Class Action Waivers in Arbitration Clauses by Falk, Donald M. and Parasharami, Archis A.
- State High Court Condemns Arbitration Provisions That Don't Allow Class Actions by Falk, Donald M. and Parasharami, Archis A.
- Solving the Arbitral Confidentiality Conundrum in International Arbitration by Sarles, Jeffrey W.
- Familiarity With BITS Essential For U.S. Companies Considering Foreign Investments
This article was originally published in BNA's Corporate Counsel Weekly on February 28, 2007. by Sarles, Jeffrey W.
- Arbitrator, I Want My Money Back! Why the Minority View that Product Warranty Claims May Not Be Arbitrated is Wrong Reprinted with permission from the Dispute Resolution Journal. by Parasharami, Archis A.
- California Decision Upholding Class Action Arbitrations Under the FAA Threatens to Undermine Benefits of Arbitration by Sarles, Jeffrey W.
- Generic Arbitration Clauses are Bad Medicine by Sarles, Jeffrey W.
Class Actions - Supreme Court Rejects Class Action Arbitrations Where Contract is Silent BNA’s Corporate Counsel Weekly, May 5, 2010 by Sarles, Jeffrey W.
- The Constitutional Limitations On Class Actions by Tager, Evan M.
- Too High a Price? The Perilous Combination of Statutory Damages and Class Certification WestLaw Journal: Class Action, February 2011 by Parasharami, Archis A.
- Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes: Supreme Court Clarifies Commonality Analysis for Class Actions and Rejects Use of Injunctive Relief as Hook to Certify Damages Class by Falk, Donald M. , Parasharami, Archis A. and Goodman, Marcia
- Dukes v Wal-Mart Stores: En Banc Ninth Circuit Lowers the Bar for Class Certification by Falk, Donald M. , Parasharami, Archis A. and Marcia E. Goodman
- Defeating Class Certification in Securities Fraud Actions by Bishop, Timothy S. and Roosevelt, Kermit
- Defeating Class Certification in Single-Building / Multiple-Occupant Mold Exposure Cases by Summers, Carl J.
- Factors Affecting Rule 23(F) Petitions For Immediate Review of Class Certification Decisions (The Circuit Rider, November 2009) by Sarles, Jeffrey W.
- Removing the "Fail-Safe" Class Action Under CAFA by Parasharami, Archis A.
- California Supreme Court Ruling on UCL Standing Requirement May Open the Floodgates to Frivolous Suits by Parasharami, Archis A.
- The Class Action Fairness Act, five years later by Parasharami, Archis A. and Ranlett, Kevin S.
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