Seattle University School of Law Digital Commons

Title

The Lawyer - Winter 1997/1998

Creator

Seattle University School of Law

Files

Date of Issue

12-1-1997

Keywords

Seattle University, Law, Periodical

Table of Contents

• Gifts & Pledges for New Law Building Reach $1 Million
• Briefs
• A Daughter of Norway Celebrates Independence and Guides Her Group’s Departure
• Let’s Hear it for Honors Graduates of the Class of 1997
• Research Librarian Kelly Kunsch Tells You Why We Need All Those Books and Other Plans for the New Library (by Kelly Kunsch)
• Law School National Alumni Council’s Second Annual Meeting in Seattle Was a Thought-Provoking Event
• Finding Your Special Niche: Many Graduates Begin in Established Firms Then Branch Out on Their Own
• In Small Boutiques and Solo Practices Alums Find Flexibility and Personal Reward
• When You Set the Rules Decisions Can Be Swift and Sunny Days Can Be Short
• Solo Practitioners Provide Leadership in Many Professional Organizations
• Remember When?
• Noted Public Interest Lawyer is Our New Clinical Law Professor (by Katie White ’00)
• Dean Bond’s New Book Explores Race, Freedom and Responsibility
• Faculty Briefs
• San Francisco Attorney is Preeminent Authority on Legal Malpractice (by Judi Lemos ’98)
• Remembering Vickie Bunnell: An Exceedingly Good Attorney and Equally Good Person (by Cheri L. Filion ’78)
• Alum Notes: Where You Learn Who’s Penned a Novel and Who Says He’s Got the Best Job in the World
• Bravo!
• In Memoriam
• Missing Alums
• Jim Street Moves to Superior Court

Recommended Citation

Seattle University School of Law, "The Lawyer - Winter 1997/1998" (1997). The Lawyer.
http://digitalcommons.law.seattleu.edu/thelawyer/21