Following a year of thoughtful planning, the Boston Bar Association's premier
publication, the Boston Bar Journal, has been redesigned as an online
only publication. Consistent with the traditional schedule of the old print
edition, the Journal will be published four times per year (Fall,
Winter, Spring, and Summer). The Fall edition is expected to hit e-mail inboxes
of BBA members and other subscribers no later than September 23rd.
Published editions will also be available for viewing on the website of the
Boston Bar Association. However, beginning with the Fall edition, the
Journal will no longer be published or distributed in hard copy form.
In addition, the Journal will continue to be available on Westlaw and
LexisNexis.
"The Boston Bar Journal will continue to present timely information,
analysis, and opinions in high quality articles written by attorneys, judges,
and others interested in the development of the law," said Paul Lannon, Chair of
the Boston Bar Journal Board of Editors and a
Partner at Holland & Knight. "Our new online format will facilitate the
sharing of articles that are practical in nature, geared to practitioners of the
21st Century."
Included in the Fall edition of the Boston Bar Journal will be:
Using Technology to Improve Case Access and Management in the
Massachusetts Appeals Court
Commonwealth v. Life Care Centers of America, Inc.: SJC Rebuffs
Prosecutors' Effort to Expand Corporate Criminal Liability
Attorney Departures Meet New Marketplace Realities: Re-examining
Meehan
Technology and Privacy in the Workplace: Monitoring Employee
Communications After the Supreme Court's Quon Decision
Melendez-Diaz, One Year Later
In-House Lawyer Provides His View of Advance Conflict Waivers
The Future of the Profession
A Profile of Boston Bar Association President Donald R.
Frederico
The Boston Bar Journal has a circulation of more than 10,000 and is
frequently reprinted for use at law schools and continuing legal education
seminars throughout the nation.