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Taking the Profession's Pulse: Bench-Bar Survey Reveals Lack of Local
Court Rule Standards Among Concerns
 by Dianne Molvig
Effective Nov. 1, civil litigants in cases before
Chief Judge Barbara Crabb in the U.S. District Court for the Western District
of Wisconsin may file virtually any pleadings in electronic format. Read
how.
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E-Filing in the U.S. District Court, Western District of Wisconsin
by Todd G. Smith
The lack of local court rule standards ranks as the
top concern for the legal profession, according to the 2001 Bench-Bar
Survey. Incivility among lawyers and judges, difficulty in making claims
against government entities, complicated appellate procedures, and stress
are other top concerns that quicken the pulse of survey respondents.
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Career Path: Effectively Managing Criticism to Improve Civility
in Law Offices
 by
Ellen Ostrow
Here are five suggestions that can help restore civility
to law office relationships when responding to harsh, inappropriate, or
ad hominem criticism.
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