Editor's Note

Letters

Full Disclosure: Too Big To Sue?
Barclays admission that its financial traders sought to manipulate the London InterBank Offered Rate (LIBOR) set off a flood of civil anti-trust actions. But a pending motion to dismiss the consolidated cases asks, "What's the legal harm in fixing an abstraction?"

Expert Advice: Software and the CLRA
California's Consumers Legal Remedies Act contains powerful protections. But the statute doesn't necessarily apply to computer software.

MCLE: SLAPP Update
In 20 short years, the anti-SLAPP statute has become a potent weapon in virtually every litigator's arsenal.

Discipline Report

In Pro Per: A Lawyer Away, but Not Gone
A sole practitioner describes his dream of taking an extended sabbatical, and the reality of making it happen.

Book Reviews: Rights at Risk
David K. Shipler's book is reviewed by Timothy Sandefur.

Book Reviews: How to Fix Copyright
A review of the latest on copyright from William Patry.

Book Reviews: For Liberty and Equality
Alexander Tsesis's new book, reviewed.

Legally Speaking: The Lawyer Synanon Tried to Kill
A conversation with cult adversary Paul Morantz.

In House: In House and It Feels So Good
Our guest columnist explains why he would never want to go back to working for a law firm.