Legal minds in Talladega are coming
together - not in the courtroom,
but in the streets of the city's
Silk Stocking District to host the
"April in Talladega" Pilgrimage
April 13 and 14. Pictured us the
Jemison house, one of the featured
homes on the tour.
Photo by Bob Crisp.

In This Issue:

• Selections from “Times Were Tough: Alabama Law Graduates of the 1930s Tell Their Stories” An Oral History Project

• BMW v. Gore: Ten Years Later

• April in Talladega

• Selecting Alabama’s Appellate Judges – A Better Way

• Unraveling ERISA Civil Penalties

• 2007 ASB Leadership Forum Turns Three

• Accommodation or Transformation

• Addressing the Unthinkable: How You Can Constructively Deal with the Problem of Suicide

• Assisting One Can Help Hundreds

• Courage

• President’s Page

• Important ASB Notices

• Executive Director’s Report

• Memorials

• Disciplinary Notices

• Bar Briefs

• Young Lawyers’ Section

• Book Review

• Opinions of the General Counsel

• Legislative Wrap-Up

• About Members, Among Firms

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