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#77 - Fall 2007
Highlights:
- From the Dean.
- The Changing Business of Law. A look at the business of law
and how issues such as billable hours, cost-saving pressures, technology, and work/life balance are affecting
everyone from new associates to senior managers of large firms to general counsels.
- Making Time for Government Service. Mike Kahn '73 (MA '73), senior partner at Folger
Levin & Kahn in San Francisco, talks about balancing life with public service and other pursuits—such as his
passion for collecting political cartoons.
- Clerking at the Supreme Court. Stanford Law School alumni shed light on the mysteries of
applying for and taking on a clerkship at the nation's highest court.
- That Stanford Thing. Ross Chanin '09 talks about balancing his legal studies with
co-founding ReputationDefender, a company that was "created to defend you and your family's good name on the Internet."
- Joint Venture. Joseph A. Grundfest's '78 Venture Capital class brings some of the biggest names
in the Valley to Stanford Law School.
- Legal Matters. Former U.S. Attorney Carol Lam '85 speaks with Professor George Fisher about
the DOJ, the 2006 mass firing of U.S. attorneys, and her new position at QUALCOMM.
- Point of View. Professor Paul Goldstein muses on intellectual property and business.
- A Cross-Country Journey to Law School. Four graduates from the Class of 2000 remember how, as strangers, a road trip to their first year of law school brought them together.
- Law and Oil in Venezuela. David Hults '08 on oil and the rule of law.
- In Brief. Alumni and School News
- Clinic News. Highlights from the Mills Legal Clinic of Stanford Law School.
- Faculty News. Stanford Law School faculty news
- New Faculty. An introduction to new faculty and visiting faculty
- In Memoriam
- Classmates
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