Plaintiffs appeal the district court's award of attorney fees against defendant Consolidated Mayflower Mines, Inc. (CMMI), arguing that the court erred in not including certain interest in the award. This case has a rather protracted history. On June 29, 1992, following an appeal and remand, the district court entered a judgment that, among other things, awarded plaintiffs attorney fees in the amount of $219,317.55 against all defendants. The judgment provided that it would bear interest at the legal rate. Thereafter, defendants filed a motion for relief from judgment pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(a) and (b). On January 22, 1993, the district court entered an order acknowledging that the June 1992 judgment contained several clerical mistakes that were inconsistent with earlier rulings of the court.(1) Accordingly, the court entered an amended judgment providing in pertinent part that only defendant CMMI was liable to plaintiffs for attorney fees and that the amount would be specified by future order, but would not exceed $219,317.55. This judgment also provided that it would bear interest at the legal rate.
The court received your letter of October 3, 1997 in which you ask for an award of interest from January 21, 1993 on your attorney fee award. The court's Order of September 25, 1997 did not address that issue because it was not raised by the parties in their most recent memoranda and the court believed an award of attorney fees in the amount of $170,268.40 was fair and reasonable, without adding interest.
Id., Ex. 7. Plaintiffs did not respond to the court's letter or otherwise attempt to pursue their request for interest.
In April 1999, plaintiffs' counsel sent the district court a letter enclosing a proposed order concerning the method in which the attorney fees would be paid. The proposed order stated that all defendants were liable for the fees, and it provided that defendants would be given credit against the amount owed upon payment of sums being held in connection with another lawsuit and upon execution of a deed to certain property. Defendants then retained new counsel, who entered an appearance in October 1999 and filed an objection to the proposed order. On April 25, 2000, the district court entered a "Ruling" in which it stated that plaintiffs' proposed order was both inappropriate and unnecessary, and that "the Amended Judgment, signed January 21, 1993 (Docket #153), and the Order, signed September 24, 1997 (Docket #173), dispose of the issue of attorney fees and the case." Appellees' Suppl. App. at 53. Plaintiffs filed the current appeal on May 23, 2000.
As an initial matter, we must determine whether we have jurisdiction over this appeal. Defendants have moved to dismiss the appeal, arguing that the district court entered its final order adjudicating attorney fees in September 1997, and plaintiffs did not file a timely notice of appeal from that order. A close reading of the federal rules of both appellate and civil procedure, however, demonstrates that plaintiffs' appeal is timely.
Pursuant to Fed. R. App. p. 4(a), the notice of appeal in a civil case in which the federal government is not a party must be filed within thirty days after entry of the judgment or order from which the appeal is taken. "A judgment or order is entered for purposes of this Rule 4(a) when it is entered in compliance with Rules 58 and 79(a) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure." Fed. R. App. P. 4(a)(7). Rule 58, in turn, provides that "[e]very judgment shall be set forth on a separate document" and that "[a] judgment is effective only when so set forth and when entered as provided in Rule 79(a)."
We have held that, "because motions for attorney fees are separate from and collateral to any decision on the merits, they should be accorded the same dignity under Rule 58 as judgments on the merits. Just as a judgment on the merits must always be accompanied by a separate document, so should a district court's order denying or granting a motion for fees." DeBoard v. Sunshine Mining & Ref. Co., 208 F.3d 1228, 1237 (10th Cir. 2000). The district court's order of September 1997 was not accompanied by a separate document constituting the Rule 58 judgment, and the order itself could not qualify as the Rule 58 judgment, because it contained a discussion of the court's reasoning and legal analysis. See Clough v. Rush, 959 F.2d 182, 185 (10th Cir. 1992).
While the parties may waive the separate document requirement in certain circumstances, id. at 185, "[t]he separate document rule should be interpreted to prevent loss of the right to appeal. As a consequence, waiver may not be used to defeat jurisdiction," id. at 186 (quotation and citation omitted). Absent entry of judgment on a separate document, the appeal clock on the court's September 1997 fee order did not begin to run. Therefore, we accept jurisdiction over plaintiffs' appeal and proceed to the merits. See generally, Bankers Trust Co. v. Mallis, 435 U.S. 381, 385 (1978).
In their six-page opening brief, plaintiffs argue that the district court erred in not awarding them interest on their attorney fees from the date the fees were incurred or, at the least, from the date of the court's first judgment awarding fees, which was June 29, 1992. Although plaintiffs purport to ask only for postjudgment interest, an award of interest back to the date the fees were incurred would constitute an award of prejudgment interest.
Prejudgment interest and postjudgment interest vary in significant respects. Postjudgment interest is mandatory under 28 U.S.C. § 1961. Its purpose "is to compensate the successful plaintiff for being deprived of compensation for the loss from the time between the ascertainment of the damages and the payment by defendant." Kaiser Aluminum & Chem. Corp. v. Bonjorno, 494 U.S. 827, 835-36 (1990) (quotation omitted). We review a district court's award of postjudgment interest de novo. Utah v. Babbitt, 53 F.3d 1145, 1148 (10th Cir. 1995). Prejudgment interest, on the other hand, is not mandatory. Greene v. Safeway Stores, Inc., 210 F.3d 1237, 1247 (10th Cir. 2000). Its purpose "is to compensate the wronged party for being deprived of the monetary value of his loss from the time of the loss to the payment of the judgment." Id. (quotation omitted). We review a district court's award of prejudgment interest for an abuse of discretion. Id.
We require appellants to tell us where in the record an issue was raised and ruled on, because we require "that an issue be presented to, considered [and] decided by the trial court" before we will review it on appeal, Lyons v. Jefferson Bank & Trust, 994 F.2d 716, 721 (10th Cir. 1993) (quotation omitted; alteration in original). "[V]ague, arguable references to [a] point in the district court proceedings do not . . . preserve the issue on appeal." Id. (quotation omitted; alteration in original). "Similarly, we have held that where an issue is raised but not pursued in the trial court, it cannot be the basis for the appeal." Id. at 722.
Defendants contend that plaintiffs did not adequately raise to the district court the issue of whether interest should be awarded back to either the date the fees were incurred or the court's judgment of June 16, 1992. Defendants are certainly correct with respect to plaintiffs' request for prejudgment interest. Nothing in the record before us indicates that plaintiffs ever raised the issue of prejudgment interest to the district court. Therefore, plaintiffs have not properly preserved this issue for appellate review. Nor have plaintiffs properly presented this issue for appellate review. Their appellate briefs provide no analysis and cite no authority to support their request for prejudgment interest. This court will not consider an argument that is not properly presented for appellate review. E.g., United States v. Edwards, 69 F.3d 419, 430 (10th Cir. 1995).
Plaintiffs' request for interest back to the date of the court's first award of attorney fees could be construed as a request for postjudgment interest. See, e.g., Wheeler v. John Deere Co., 935 F.2d 1090, 1097 (10th Cir. 1991) (Wheeler II) (discussing when postjudgment interest will accrue if first judgment was reversed); Wheeler v. John Deere Co., 986 F.2d 413, 415-16 (10th Cir. 1993) (Wheeler III) (discussing when postjudgment interest will accrue if initial quantified judgment was decreased). Although plaintiffs did make a general request for postjudgment interest in their letter to the court of October 3, 1997, we agree with defendants that they did not adequately preserve their present request for postjudgment interest dating back to June 29, 1992.
Even if we assume that a letter from counsel to the court is sufficient to preserve an issue for appeal, counsel's letter here did not put the court or defendants on notice that plaintiffs were requesting postjudgment interest from June 29, 1992, much less provide any legal analysis to support such a request.(4) Thus, the issue of ordering postjudgment interest back to June 29, 1992 was not adequately preserved for appellate review. Likewise, the issue was not adequately presented for appellate review. Plaintiffs' appellate briefs provide no analysis and cite no authority in support of their contention that the district court erred in not awarding postjudgment interest back to the date of its first judgment. Therefore, we will not consider whether the district court erred when it failed to order that postjudgment interest begin to accrue on the attorney fee award as of June 29, 1992.
Defendants' motion to dismiss and their related motion for damages are DENIED, and the judgment of the district court is AFFIRMED.
1. Although this order was entered on January 22, the parties and district court sometimes referred to it as the order of January 21, the date on which it was signed.
2. Our review of the record in this case was hindered by plaintiffs' failure to consecutively paginate their appendix and to include in it an index of documents with page numbers, as required by 10th Cir. R. 30.1(C)(3). We also note that the appendix does not comply with 10th Cir. R. 30(C)(1), which requires that copies of documents show the district court's file stamp. In addition, defendants state in their appellate brief that plaintiffs failed to comply with Fed. R. App. 30(b)(1), which requires the parties to try to agree on the contents of the appendix, and if they cannot, for the appellant to serve on the appellee a designation of the parts of the record that the appellant intends to include in the appendix. We admonish plaintiffs' counsel for his failure to follow the rules and remind him of his continuing duty to do so.
3. Once again, we admonish plaintiffs' counsel for his failure to follow the rules and remind him of his continuing duty to comply with the rules of appellate procedure and the local rules of this court. Counsel is advised that future violations may result in the imposition of sanctions.
4. Counsel for all parties should note the requirements of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 7(b)(1): "An application to the court for an order shall be by motion which, unless made during a hearing or trial, shall be made in writing, shall state with particularity the grounds therefor, and shall set forth the relief or order sought." A motion filed with the court, rather than a letter sent to the court, is the appropriate means of seeking relief.


Steven L. Whiteside, Law Offices of Edmund Parent, Santa Barbara, Cal., for plaintiff-appellant.
Nancy E. Wever, Asst. Regional Counsel, Dept. of Health and Human Services, San Francisco, Cal., for defendant-appellee.
Before BROWNING, Chief Judge, HUG, and REINHARDT, Circuit Judges.
Betty Varney appeals from the district court's judgment affirming the decision of the Secretary of Health and Human Services to deny her application for Social Security disability benefits. We reverse the district court's decision and remand Varney's case for further proceedings.
The claimant, Betty Varney, was born in 1932. She has a high school equivalency degree and worked at a variety of unskilled and semi-skilled jobs until December 1981, when she suffered a heart attack. She underwent triple coronary bypass surgery in February 1982, and shortly afterward sustained a second heart attack. In April 1982, her treating cardiologist indicated that Varney was totally and permanently disabled as a result of her heart condition. In August 1983, a neurologist who examined Varney on several occasions agreed that she was "totally disabled because of the heart problem."
Varney was in an automobile accident in July 1982 and sustained injuries to her back and neck. Her treating orthopedic specialists subsequently diagnosed her as suffering from chronic neck and lower back strain. Her other complaints include hypertension, frequent headaches, and chronic bronchitis. Varney has not worked since December 1981.
Varney applied for Social Security disability benefits in May 1983, claiming a disability onset date of December 31, 1981. Her application was denied initially and on reconsideration. Varney then requested a hearing, which was held before an Administrative Law Judge ("ALJ") on October 15, 1984. At the hearing, Varney testified that she experienced constant lower back pain and constant headaches. she stated that thirty to forty minutes of light housework would bring on extreme fatigue and chest pains, and that on at least four to five days every month she was too tired to leave her house. She also testified that her legs became very painful after walking two or three blocks; that she could neither sit nor stand for extended periods without becoming uncomfortable and that she was not comfortable at all sitting in a straight chair; and that any lifting would cause chest pains. Varney further testified that she was taking a range of medications that caused side effects ranging from fatigue to nausea, swollen ankles, diarrhea, and constipation.
Varney had applied for disability benefits in April 1982 and was turned down; she did not appeal that denial. The government apparently does not contend that Varney's previous denial should affect the outcome of this appeal.
Varney wears a back brace to provide some relief from her pain, and testified that she has also used a transcutaneous nerve stimulator.
The record also indicates that Varney complained of persistent pain to her treating cardiologist and orthopedic specialists on several occasions.
Based on the medical evidence, the ALJ found that Varney suffered from cardiac artery disease, aftereffects of two myocardial infarctions and cardiac bypass surgery, hypertension, chronic cervical and lumbar strain, and headaches; he also determined that she could not perform her past relevant work. However, he found that Varney could perform the full range of sedentary work and that the skills required for her previous jobs were transferable to available jobs that she remained capable of performing. Applying Rule 201.15 of he Medical Vocational Guidelines, 20 C.F.R. Pt. 404, Subpt. P, App. 2 (1987) (the "grids"), the ALJ concluded that Varney was not disabled. In drawing this conclusion, the ALJ found that Varney's pain testimony was "exaggerated over what is corroborated by the weight of the objective medical evidence" and was not credible. He also found that her treating physicians' opinions that Varney was completely disabled were contradicted by the medical evidence and by the evidence concerning economic and social factors.
Varney appealed the denial of benefits to the district court pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 405(g) (1982); the court granted summary judgment for the Secretary. Varney timely appeals under 42 U.S.C. § 405(g) (1982).
Varney contends first that her case should be remanded for another hearing because the record is not adequate for review. Specifically, she points out that the first 260 units of the tape of the October 15, 1984, hearing could not be transcribed at all and that there are 26 passages in the transcript marked "inaudible." The district court relied on McGlone v. Heckler, 791 F.2d 1119 (4th Cir. 1986), in holding that Varney had the responsibility of showing that material evidence was missing from the record, and that she had failed to make such a showing. Varney asserts that McGlone improperly places the burden of producing a complete record on the claimant rather than the Secretary. She argues that the proper test is whether the record is adequate to allow judicial review, see Ward v. Heckler, 786 F.2d 844, 848 (8th Cir. 1986), and that the record in this case fails to meet that standard.
We need not decide which of these two standards is the more appropriate because under either one, Varney's argument fails. Varney admits that she was unable to make the showing required under McGlone. Moreover, we find this record sufficient to allow fair and thorough review. The portion of the hearing that is missing from the transcript is the first part of Varney's testimony; the transcribed portion of the hearing picks up Varney's testimony describing her medical history at the point where she was hospitalized following her first heart attack. Varney's testimony as to her subjective symptoms and limitations, which follows her narration of her medical history, appears to be complete. The "inaudible" passages in the later parts of the transcript "appear very small. . . . Although distracting, the gaps [do] not interfere with comprehension of the testimony to an extent that would hinder fair review." Ward, 786 F.2d at 848. Accordingly, we do not believe remand is warranted on this ground.
Varney argues next that the Secretary erred in failing to give reasons for finding Varney's pain testimony not credible, and that this error requires reversal. Varney is correct.
Varney bears the burden of proving that she is disabled; she must show "that a medically determinable physical or mental impairment prevents [her] from engaging in substantial gainful activity and that the impairment is expected to result in death or to last for a continuous period of at least 12 months." Gamer v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, 815 F.2d 1275, 1278 (9th Cir. 1987). Once Varney establishes a prima facie case of disability by showing that a physical or mental impairment prevents her from engaging in her previous work, the burden shifts to the Secretary to show that there is other work Varney can do. Howard v. Heckler, 782 F.2d 1484, 1486 (9th Cir. 1986).
Pain can impose significant limitations on an individual's ability to engage in gainful activity. For this reason, we have consistently treated subjective pain testimony as an important factor in the disability determination process. Cotton v. Bowen, 799 F.2d 1403, 1407 (9th Cir. 1986); Howard, 782 F.2d at 1488. In order to be considered, subjective complaints of pain must be associated with medical impairments that "could reasonably be expected to produce the pain or other symptoms alleged." 42 U.S.C. § 423(d)(5)(A) (Supp. III 1985); see 20 C.F.R. § 404.1529 (1987). In other words, subjective complaints that are completely unsubstantiated by any objective medical evidence may be disregarded. Howard, 782 F.2d at 1488. However, we have recognized that "pain is a highly idiosyncratic phenomenon, varying according to the pain threshold and stamina of the individual victim." Id. For this reason, we have never required a showing that a claimant's impairment would inevitably cause the pain described by the claimant. Summers v. Bowen, 813 F.2d 241, 242 (9th Cir. 1987) (quoting Howard, 782 F.2d at 1488). Rather, we have held that pain testimony should be considered in the disability determination process "so long as the pain is associated with a clinically demonstrated impairment." Howard, 782 F.2d at 1488 n. 4 (emphasis in original); see Green v. Heckler, 803 F.2d 528, 532 (9th Cir. 1986).
In some cases, a claimant may testify that he or she experiences pain that is associated with a medical impairment, but that the pain is greater than the impairment would normally be expected to produce. We have referred to such testimony as "excess pain testimony" — excess pain being "pain that is unsupported by objective medical findings." Cotton, 799 F.2d at 1407. While the Secretary may decide to disbelieve or disregard excess pain testimony, we have held repeatedly that such a decision must be supported by specific findings. Gamer, 815 F.2d at 1279; Martinez v. Heckler, 807 F.2d 771, 773 (9th Cir. 1986); Green, 803 F.2d at 532; Cotton, 799 F.2d at 1407.
The parameters of this specific finding requirement are not entirely clear. In some cases, we have upheld the Secretary's denial of benefits on the ground that the ALJ's findings were sufficiently specific, without detailing what those findings were. See, e.g., Young v. Heckler, 803 F.2d 963, 968 (9th Cir. 1986) (ALJ "made specific findings discounting appellant's claims of disabling levels of lower back pain"); Green, 803 F.2d at 532 (reiterating specific finding and upholding Secretary's denial of benefits). But in other cases, we have held explicitly that the specific finding requirement is not satisfied if the ALJ discredits excess pain testimony solely on the ground that it is not fully corroborated by objective medical evidence. Gamer, 815 F.2d at 1279; Cotton, 799 F.2d at 1407.
That is precisely what happened in Varney's case. The ALJ's finding as to Varney's pain testimony consists in its entirety of the following sentence: "The claimant's reports of subjective symptoms and limitations are exaggerated over what is corroborated by the weight of the objective medical evidence, and to this extent, her reports are not credible." Clearly, Varney suffers from several impairments — including heart disease and chronic neck and back strain — that can be expected to produce pain. Yet the ALJ gives no reason for disregarding Varney's pain testimony, other than the assertion that her subjective complaints are disproportionate to the medical evidence; nor does he isolate particular complaints of pain and discuss the evidence suggesting that those complaints are not credible. In this circuit, these omissions are improper as a matter of law; they require that we reverse the ALJ's decision and remand for further proceedings. The ALJ must either accept Varney's testimony or make specific findings rejecting it. Any specific findings must, of course, be supported by the record and will be subject to further review by the courts. Gamer, 815 F.2d at 1279; Cotton, 799 F.2d at 1407-08.
Several conclusions follow from our finding that the ALJ did not properly consider Varney's subjective complaints. See Cotton, 799 F.2d at 1408 n. 5. First, the ALJ's finding that Varney retains the residual functional capacity to perform the full range of sedentary work cannot survive. Sedentary work involves lifting up to ten pounds at a time as well as lifting and carrying small objects; it is defined as work that involves sitting, although walking and standing may be required occasionally. 20 C.F.R. § 404.1567(a) (1987). Yet Varney testified that any lifting brings on chest pains; that she feels uncomfortable sitting for long periods or sitting in a straight chair for any period; and that she is too fatigued to leave her house four or five days out of each month. This testimony indicates that, contrary to the ALJ's conclusion, Varney could not perform the full range of sedentary work. See Cotton, 799 F.2d at 1408 n. 5.
Second, in finding that Varney has skills she can apply to jobs which exist in significant numbers in the national economy, the ALJ relied on an answer of a vocational expert to a hypothetical question posed by the ALJ. The question envisioned a claimant of Varney's age, education, and job skills who was "limited to sedentary exertion." Yet we have held that a hypothetical must set forth all of a claimant's impairments — specifically including pain — in order for the vocational expert's testimony to have any value. Gallant v. Heckler, 753 F.2d 1450, 1456 (9th Cir. 1984); see Gamer, 815 F.2d at 1280 (pain should have formed part of hypothetical). Indeed, when Varney's attorney followed the procedure we suggested in Gamer and amended the hypothetical question to include two previous heart attacks, chest pain, inability to sit for more than one to two hours at a time, and severe fatigue five days out of each month, the vocational expert indicated that such an individual would not be able to perform any of the jobs the expert had previously specified in response to the ALJ's hypothetical. Because it did not account for Varney's claimed conditions, the answer of the vocational expert upon which the ALJ relied has no evidentiary value and cannot help the Secretary meet his burden of showing that Varney can engage in other work. For this reason alone we would be required to remand for reconsideration. Gamer, 815 F.2d at 1280.
Third, we have noted that the grids "describe only `major functional and vocational patterns.'" Gallant v. Heckler, 753 F.2d 1450, 1456 (9th Cir. 1984) (quoting 20 C.F.R. Pt. 404, Subpt. P, App. 2, § 200.00(a)). If the grids fail to describe a claimant's particular limitations, then the Secretary cannot rely on the grids alone to show that the claimant has jobs available. Id. at 1457. Since the vocational expert's testimony must be discounted, the Secretary in effect relied exclusively on the grids. Yet the grids make no provision for the fact that Varney's pain restricts her ability to work. Therefore "the ALJ erred by relying exclusively on the grids and not taking account of [Varney's] significant nonexertional limitations." Cotton, 799 F.2d at 1408 n. 5.
Varney testified that she takes several different kinds of medication, primarily for her heart condition and high blood pressure. As already noted, she testified that she experiences fairly severe side effects from those medications. She indicated that she reported those side effects to two of her doctors, and they told her that she needed the medications and that the side effects were unavoidable.
The ALJ noted that Varney takes various medications and acknowledged her testimony as to their side effects. He did not, however, make any findings with regard to the side effects; he did not ask the medical expert who testified at the hearing about the side effects that could reasonably be expected from Varney's medications; he did not consider the impact of the side effects on Varney's ability to work, or include them as a limitation in his hypothetical question to the vocational expert; and he gave no reason — beyond the general finding discrediting Varney's "reports of subjective symptoms and limitations" — for disregarding Varney's testimony on this issue.
Like pain, the side effects of medications can have a significant impact on an individual's ability to work and should figure in the disability determination process. Cf. Howard, 782 F.2d at 1488. Also like pain, side effects can be a "highly idiosyncratic phenomenon" and a claimant's testimony as to their limiting effects should not be trivialized. Cf. id. Therefore, if the Secretary chooses to disregard a claimant's testimony as to the subjective limitations of side effects, he must support that decision with specific findings similar to those required for excess pain testimony, as long as the side effects are in fact associated with the claimant's medication(s). Cf. Cotton, 799 F.2d at 1407; see also Figueroa v. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, 585 F.2d 551, 554 (1st Cir. 1978) (ALJ must make finding on appellant's claim regarding side effects of medication). Because no such findings were made here, we remand the matter so that, as in the case of the pain testimony, the ALJ may either accept Varney's evidence regarding side effects or make specific findings rejecting such evidence. Again, any specific findings rejecting her testimony must be supported by the record and will be subject to further review by the courts.
We reverse the district court's grant of summary judgment and remand the case with directions to remand to the Secretary for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.


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200th anniversary of the Newburyport Superior Courthouse [videorecording] : 1805-2005.
[Newburyport, Mass.? : Newburyport District Court?, 2005?].
Whole effluent toxicity training video series [videorecording]. Freshwater series.
Washington, D.C. : U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Wastewater Management, .
Introduction to hazardous chemicals [videorecording] / Detrick Lawrence Corp. ; distributed by Emergency Film Group.
Edgartown, MA. : Detrick Lawrence Corp. , Emergency Film Group, 2005.
Learning Access for Windows 95, version 7. Intermediate [videorecording] / written by Camille Goodin ; a presentation of ViaGrafix Production Services.
Pryor, OK : ViaGrafix, 1995.
Auditing tax-exempt hospital systems [videorecording] / produced by Assoc. Chief Counsel [Technical] for Office of the Chief Counsel [of the IRS].
Washington, D.C. : Capital Video Communications, Inc., 1990.
Competitive intelligence and knowledge management [videorecording] : where's the fit? / Jerry P. Miller.
[Boston, Mass. : ABLL, 2002].
Criminal investigation special agent [videorecording] / Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service.
[Washington, D.C.] : U.S. Dept. of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, c2004.
How to coach an effective team [videorecording] : leadership that gets results / with Joe Gilliam.
[Kansas City, Mo.] : Rockhurst College Continuing Education Center, Inc. : Published by Sound Learning Solutions, c2006.
How to succeed in business with the Japanese [videorecording] / [produced by] New England Japanese Center.
Boston, Mass. : Commonwealth Films, c1990.
Law firm policies on sexual harassment [videorecording] / ALI-ABA.
Philadelphia, PA : American Law Institute-American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education, c1991.
Motivation and goal-setting [videorecording] : powerful tools to achieve personal and professional objectives / with Jim Cairo .
Preventing sexual harassment [videorecording] : what works, what doesn't.
Chicago, IL : American Bar Association Center for Continuing Legal Education and the Section of Labor and Employment Law, c1997.
Required behavior [videorecording] : an introduction to the U.S. sentencing guidelines and corporate compliance.
[New York, NY] : Business Ethics Study Team, c1992.
Running with the big dogs [videorecording] : how to make HR a strategic player / Margaret Morford.
Brentwood, TN : M. Lee Smith Publishers, c2001.
Sexual harassment is bad business [videorecording] / produced by J.M. Glasc Inc.
Boston, Mass. : Commonwealth Films, c1987.
Speaking effectively [videorecording] : a lawyer's guide to giving successful presentations.
Madison, WI : State Bar of Wisconsin, c1993.
Successful time management strategies for legal support staff [videorecording].
Madison, WI : State Bar of Wisconsin, c1994.
Supreme teams [videorecording] : how to make teams that really work/ with Tony Alessandra.
[Kansas City, Mo.] : Rockhurst College Continuing Education Center, Inc. ; : Published by Sound Learning Solutions, c2006.
Under wraps [videorecording] : information security / written & directed by Webster Lithgow ; produced by Jennifer Wry ; executive producer, Thomas F. McCann.
Understanding disability insurance [videorecording] / ALI-ABA.
[Philadelphia, Pa.] : American Law Institute, c1994.
You're in the money [videorecording] : fundraising fundamentals / produced by Library Video Network.
Towson, MD : Distributed by ALA Video/Library Video Network, c1994.
Frost/Nixon [videorecording] : the original Watergate interviews / David Paradine Television, Inc.
Los Angeles, CA : Liberation Entertainment, c2008.
Point of order [videorecording] / Point Films production ; from an idea by Daniel Talbot ; produced by Emile de Antonio, Daniel Talbot ; editorial director, Emile de Antonio.
[New York] : New Yorker Video, c2005.
The McCarthy years [videorecording] / produced & edited by Edward R. Murrow and Fred W. Friendly ; producer, Bernard Birnbaum.
[New York, N.Y.] : Docurama : New Video Group, . c1991.
Measure for measure [videorecording] / by William Shakespeare ; producer, Cedric Messina ; director, Desmond Davis.
New York, NY : Ambrose Video Publishing, 1978.
To kill a mockingbird [videorecording] / screenplay, Horton Foote ; produced by Alan J. Pakula ; directed by Robert Mulligan ; a Pakula-Mulligan, Brentwood Productions picture.
Courting justice [videorecording] / created by Ruth B. Cowan ; directed by Jane Thandi Lipman ; produced by Bridget Pickering, Neil Brandt ; Luna Films.
New York, NY : Distributed by Women Make Movies, .
New York, N.Y. : Xanadu Productions Ltd. & Thirteen/WNET, c2007.
Doing business in Canada : key considerations for U.S. lawyers / Boston Bar Association.
Boston, MA : BBA Continuing Legal Education, .
The New Delaware takeover statute [videorecording] / Lawrence A. Hammermesh, Thomas J. Allingham II.
New York : Practising Law Institute, c1988.
1992, doing business with Europe [videorecording] / Section of International Law and Practice ; Division for Professional Education.
Washington, D.C. : BIZNET Telecommunications Center, [1989?].
The reckoning [videorecording] / International Center for Transitional Justice Productions ; a Skylight Pictures film ; a film by Paco de Ons, Peter Kinoy, and Pamela Yates ; producer, Paco de Ons ; director, Pamela Yates.
[New York, N.Y.] : Skylight Pictures, c2009.
Working with emotional clients [videorecording] : the virtual tranquilizer for lawyers / Andra Medea.
[Chicago, Ill.] : American Bar Association, c2010.
Celebrating the 225th anniversary of Massachusetts Constitution of 1780 [videorecording] / Social Law Library.
[Boston, Mass.] : Social Law Library, c2005.
[Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, 1990].
[Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, 1989?].
[Boston, Mass.? : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys], 1987.
New automobile insurance bill [videorecording].
[Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, 1988].
Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, .
1st Annual Advocacy Institute [videorecording].
[Boston, Mass.? : Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc.?, 1990?].
The Auto accident seminar [videorecording].
[Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, 1989].
Beginnings of 2 depositions. Day in the life of a paraplegic. Day in the life of a divorced mother/retarded son [videorecording].
Court reform in Massachusetts [videorecording] : into the 21st century / an address by Paul J. Liacos.
Boston, MA : Duplicating Center, [1991?].
Demonstrative evidence in P.I. injury cases [videorecording].
Discovery in the electronic age / Boston Bar Association.
Free, impartial, and independent : three hundred years of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court [videorecording] / produced by the Cornell Law School.
[Ithaca, N.Y.] : Cornell Law School : distributed by the Supreme Judicial Court Historical Society, c1992.
Handling drunk driving cases [videorecording].
Inside the court system. Courting disaster [videorecording].
Needham, Mass. : WCVB-TV, c1998.
Judge Young on evidence for the trial advocate [videorecording] / with William G. Young.
[Boston, Mass.] : Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, .
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Berkshire County sitting [videorecording].
Medical malpractice [videorecording] / executive producers, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx ; producer, Steve Tompkins ; director, Chris Mehl ; editor, Jack Sherman.
Boston, MA : Women's Bar Association of Massachusetts, c1998.
Perspectives on court reform [videorecording] : a series of interviews with Massachusetts court personnel / produced by the Administrative Office of the Trial Court.
[Boston, Mass.?.] : Administrative Office of the Trial Court, c2008.
A Potpourri of trial topics [videorecording].
Reception for Wilkins, C.J. [videorecording] / [co-hosted by] Social Law Library and Flaschner Judicial Institute.
A Scholarly colloquium on the history of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court [videorecording].
[Boston, MA?] : s.n., .
Second Annual Advocacy Institute [videorecording].
[Boston, Mass.? : Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc.?, 1991?].
SJC scholarly colloquium dinner, October 26, 1990 [videorecording] / [hosted by] Social Law Library.
[Boston, Mass. : s.n., 1990].
[Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, 1988?].
Third Annual Advocacy Institute [videorecording].
[Boston, Mass.? : Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc.?, 1992?].
Williamstown XIV [videorecording] : the District Court : past, present and future / produced in cooperation with the Flaschner Judicial Institute, Social Law Library; introduction by Honorable Herbert P. Wilkins.
[Williamstown, Mass. : s.n., 2004?].
Battle of the lawyers [videorecording] : closing arguments from five of the most notable cases in Massachusetts history.
[Boston, Mass.?]: Lawyers Weekly, .
Domestic violence [videorecording] / executive producers, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx ; director Chris Mehl.
Boston, MA : Women's Bar Association of Massachusetts, c1997.
For your protection [videorecording] : 209a / created by the Administrative Office of the Trial Court, Judicial Institute ; written by Maribeth Edmonds ; produced and directed by Page One Productions.
[Boston, MA] : Administrative Office of the Trial Court, Judicial Institute, c1998.
Hard time [videorecording] : the Neil Miller story / written and produced by Iris Adler ; editor, Beth Kidwell.
[Boston, Mass. : NECN, c2002].
Homicide, the big #1 [videorecording].
[Boston, Mass. : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, 1990].
[Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, 1992].
Lawyers Weekly's Battle of the lawyers. Round 2 [videorecording] : closing arguments from four of the most notable cases in Massachusetts history.
Lawyers Weekly's Battle of the lawyers. Round 3 [videorecording] : closing arguments from four of the most notable cases in Massachusetts history.
[Lecture on criminal procedure] [videorecording] / [Sandra Hamlin].
Misdemeanor practice for the non-specialist [videorecording].
Para su proteccio [videorecording] : 209a / created by the Administrative Office of the Trial Court, Judicial Institute ; written by Maribeth Edmonds ; produced and directed by Page One Productions.
Plea bargaining [videorecording] / J. Volterra.
Use and abuse of Chapter 209A [videorecording].
[Boston, Mass.] : Legal Update, .
Child custody [videorecording] : myth and reality / editor, Jack Sherman ; director, Chris Mehl ; executive producer, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx ; producer, Steve Tompkins.
Divorce [videorecording] / executive producers, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx ; produced and written by B.J. Krintzman ; producer, Steve Tompkins ; director, Chris Mehl.
Guardianship of the elderly [videorecording] / executive producers, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx ; writer [and] producer, Marjorie H. O'Reily ; producers, Jane Kirk, Steve Tompkins ; director Chris Mehl.
[Boston, Mass.] : Women's Bar Association of Massachusetts, c1997.
Massachusetts wills lecture and essays [videorecording] / lecturer, Maureen Sanders.
[S.l.] : SMH, Inc., [19--].
Trial aspects of a probate case [videorecording].
Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, Inc., .
Employment & labor law [videorecording].
Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, [1990?].
Employment law basics [videorecording] / Boston Bar Association.
[Boston, MA : BBA Continuing Legal Education, 2011].
Hands off! [videorecording] : the Massachusetts sexual harassment prevention and compliance video.
New York : Golden Sky Productions ; Brookline, MA : Brumberg Publications, c1997.
Sexual harassment at the workplace [videorecording] / executive producers, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx ; editor, Jack Sherman ; producer, Steve Tompkins ; director, Chris Mehl.
Faculty orientation and training techniques [videorecording].
[Boston, Mass.] : Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, c1988.
A matter of just treatment [videorecording] : substance abuse stories from the Massachusetts court system.
[Boston, Mass.] : Flaschner Judicial Institute, c1998.
In the matter of the guardianship of ... [Jane Doe] [videorecording].
[S.l.] : Mental Health Legal Advisors Committee, c1985.
Housing court practice & procedure [videorecording].
The land court : bench meets bar / Boston Bar Association.
Massachusetts property & mortgage essays [videorecording] : general review essays, closing comments.
Mayor Flynn's housing bill [videorecording].
Mortgage foreclosures and businesses [videorecording].
[Boston, Mass.?] : Legal Update, .
Personal liability in condominium conversion in Cambridge, Boston, and Brookline [videorecording].
The silence of the roaches [videorecording] / produced, written and directed by Toni Lee Pomeroy.
Framingham, Mass. : South Middlesex Legal Services, c1993.
Surviving as a landlord in a foreclosure economy [videorecording].
Recent developments in estate tax law [videorecording].
Tax abatement cases in high assessment and high purchase days [videorecording].
Chapter 40B in the spotlight : current status, the Repeal 40B Petition and possible implications / Boston Bar Association.
Is the customer always right? [videorecording] / executive producers, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx ; writers, Barbara B. Anthony, Paula M. Devereaux, Kathleen M. Genova ; producer, Steve Tompkins ; director, Chris Mehl ; editor Jack Sherman.
New medical malpractice law [videorecording].
[Boston, MA? : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, 1986?].
Accountable care organizations: what do they mean for Massachusetts? / Boston Bar Association.
Lump sum settlements [videorecording] : worker's compensation.
New workers' compensation law [videorecording].
Planning for the elderly [videorecording].
2nd annual premises liability seminar [videorecording].
Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, [1989?].
Mass. torts claims act [videorecording].
Motor vehicle collision case [videorecording].
Practical guide to general liab. cases [videorecording].
Torts for the 90's [videorecording].
Massachusetts trusts lecture [videorecording] : wills and trusts essays / lecturer, Maureen Sanders.
Trusts & estates year in review, 2011 / Boston Bar Association.
[Boston, Mass.] : BBA Continuing Legal Education, .
Alternative dispute resolution techniques [videorecording] : incorporating ADR in your law practice / American Law Institute-American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education, American Bar Association Standing Committee on Dispute Resolution ; in cooperation with the ABA Division for Professional Education.
[Philadelphia, Pa.] : American Law Institute, c1987.
[New York, N.Y.] : Practising Law Institute, c1984.
Court and community, partners in justice [videorecording] : the multi- door experience / presented by the American Bar Association, Standing Committee on Dispute Resolution ; writer, Ann deForest ; producer/director, Hal Kirn.
Washington, DC : The ABA Committee, c1990.
Drafting settlement & release documents [videorecording].
Effective negotiation and settlement [videorecording] / with Gerald Williams.
Minneapolis, Minn. : National Practice Institute ; [Gainesville, FL] : Distributed by Total tape, 1984.
Mediation [videorecording] : it's up to you / the Academy of Family Mediators.
Eugene, OR : Independent Video Services, c1991.
Negotiation & mediation [videorecording] : the tough issues.
[Carrollton, TX] : Continuing Legal Education Satellite Network, [1993?].
A Negotiation of a business transaction [videorecording].
Provo, Utah : Brigham Young University, Audio Visual Services, c1978.
A Negotiation of a divorce case [videorecording].
Provo, Utah: Brigham Young University, Audio Visual Services, c1978.
A Negotiation of a personal injury case [videorecording].
Plea bargaining : a negotiation of a criminal case [videorecording].
A practitioner's guide to ADR methods [videorecording] / ALI-ABA.
Sharing a mediator's powers : effective advocacy in settlement / Dwight Golann.
Should we settle? [videorecording] / this videotape was written, directed, and produced by Leonard M. Vincenti.
[Colorado Springs, CO] : Shepard's/McGraw-Hill, c1989.
What every litigator needs to know about mediation [videorecording] / presented by the American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education and the Section of Litigation.
[Chicago, Ill.?] : American Bar Association, c1994.
22nd annual Bankruptcy Bench Meets Bar Conference / Boston Bar Association.
Recent developments in bankruptcy law [videorecording].
Understanding business bankruptcy [videorecording] : how to handle everyday problems / David G. Epstein, [chairman].
[New York, N.Y.?] : Practising Law Institute, c1991.
Oral history, Gertrude Weiner [videorecording] : 12/7/93.
Remembering Edgar J. Bellefontaine, Esq., 1930-2010 [videorecording] : Tuesday, May 11, 2010, Social Law Library, Boston, Massachusetts.
Boston, Mass. : Social Law Library, .
William Kunstler [videorecording] : disturbing the universe.
[New York, N.Y. ] : Arthouse Films, c2009.
Buried alive! [videorecording] : document retention / produced by Webster Lithgow, Jennifer Wry ; written and directed by Webster Lithgow ; executive producer, Thomas P. McCann.
Boston, Mass. : Commonwealth Films, c1989.
Forming and using limited liability companies [videorecording].
[New York, N.Y.?] : Practising Law Institute, c1993.
Multimedia and the law, 1996 [videorecording] : protecting your clients' interests.
[New York, N.Y.] : Practising Law Institute, c1996.
The grand jury testimony of William Jefferson Clinton [videorecording] : August 17, 1998.
[Orland Park, Ill.] : MPI Home Video, 1998.
Shouting fire [videorecording] : stories from the edge of free speech / presented by HBO Documentary Films ; produced and directed by Liz Garbus.
[Hollywood, Calif.] : Home Box Office : HBO Home Entertainment, c2009.
Bid rigging [videorecording] / written and directed by Webster Lithgow ; produced by Jennifer Wry ; executive producer, Thomas P. McCann.
Boston, MA : Commonwealth Films, Inc., c1991.
Don Kramer's special seminar on what every attorney must know about the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act [videorecording] / featuring Donald B. Kramer.
St. Louis, Mo. : Video Views Productions, 1989.
Mediation of a commercial dispute [videorecording] : a construction case study / American Arbitration Association, Task Force on Law & Business Schools.
[New York, N.Y.] : The Association, c1989.
A Need to know [videorecording] : insider trading and the law / produced by Reunion Productions, Inc.
Boston, Mass. : Distributed by Commonwealth Films, c1990.
Negotiating successful ins. settlement [videorecording].
Think twice [videorecording] : the inside story on insider trading / presented by Bowne & Co., Inc. ; in cooperation with the Northeast Chapter of the American Corporate Counsel Association ; directed by Robert Biondo ; produced by [and] written by Roslyn Skapof, Jerome Skapof.
New York, NY : Bowne & Co., c1991.
Working with the F.D.I.C. [videorecording] : a continuing legal education seminar / Boston Bar Foundation.
[Boston, Mass.?] : Boston Bar Association, .
Corporate counsel and the new organizational sentencing guidelines [videorecording].
New York, N.Y. : Practising Law Institute, c1992.
Directors' & officers' liability [videorecording] / Dan L. Goldwasser, [chair].
[New York, N.Y.?] : Practising Law Institute, c1992.
Fundamentals of dealing with the SEC [videorecording] : strategies for handling enforcement and corporate financial issues.
Fundamentals of federal securities regulation [videorecording] : video lectures series / created by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.
[Dallas, TX] : WS&C Information Services, c1997, 1995-1996.
Handling Securities Act exemptions [videorecording] : private placements, regulation D, rules 144 and 701, intrastate offerings.
How the process of registering securities really works [videorecording] : responsibilities of lawyers for the issuer and the underwriter / [with Larry D. Soderquist].
Understanding financial statements [videorecording] / Vincent J. Love, [chair].
New York, N.Y. : Practising Law Institute, c1991.
Your own business [videorecording] / director, Chris Mehl ; executive producer, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx ; WBA producer, Sydelle Pittas.
Boston, MA : Women's Bar Association of Massachusetts, c1999.
73 ways to win [videorecording] : a treasury of litigation tactics and strategies / the American Bar Association Section of Litigation and the ABA Center for Continuing Legal Education present.
[Chicago, Ill.] : American Bar Association, c2001.
About your deposition [videorecording] / [by Leonard M. Vincenti].
Tucson, Az : Lawyers & Judges Pub. Co., c2007.
Advocacy & the art of storytelling [videorecording] / National Institute for Trial Advocacy.
Notre Dame, Ind. : NITA, c1990.
Appeals [videorecording] / Matthew Bender & Company, Inc.
New York, N.Y. : The Company, c1982.
The Art and science of litigation. Opening statements [videorecording] / host, Charles Nesson ; producer, Nancy Crumley.
[New York, N.Y.?] : Court TV, c1992.
ATLA video masterworks [videorecording] / hosted by Roxanne Barton Conlin.
Washington, DC : ATLA Press, c1993.
Benched [videorecording] : the corporate takeover of the judiciary / produced, directed & edited by Wayne Ewing.
[Aspen, Colo.] : Wayne Ewing Films, Inc., c2005.
Business litigation [videorecording] / produced by PLI, ABA and NITA.
St. Paul, Minn. : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, 1987.
Civil litigation for support staff [videorecording].
Closing statements [videorecording] / Legal Services Corporation.
[Washington, D.C.] : Legal Services Corp. ; Bethesda, Md. : [Distributed by] Duplivision, c1982.
Comparative direct & cross exam in Jones v. U.S. [videorecording] / Thomas Mauet, Charles Ogletree, Gregory Craig.
[Cambridge, MA] : Harvard Law School, [198-?].
The complete advocate [videorecording] : courtroom speaking skills / with Brian Johnson.
St. Paul, MN : Get Go Communications, c1993.
Corporate representation [videorecording] : a training module / Michael Diamond.
Washington, DC : Legal Services Corporation ; Bethesda, Md. : [Distributed by] Duplivision, 1982.
Courtroom persuasion [videorecording] : art, drama, & science / featuring Russ Herman ; produced by Carla Kaull McGrath ; directed by Sheldon Erickson.
[Washington, D.C.] : ATLA Press, c1992.
Crafting the winning argument [videorecording] : twelve critical steps to success / with JoAnne Epps, Paul Mark Sandler, Ron Waicukauski.
Chicago, Ill. : American Bar Association, 2002.
Creative demonstrative evidence [videorecording] : using demonstrative evidence to persuade in trial & settlement.
[St. Paul, Minn.?] : ATLA Press Video, c1993.
Credibility and cross-examination [videorecording] / with Irving Younger.
Minneapolis, Minn. : Professional Education Group, c1985.
Cross examination [videorecording] / Matthew Bender & Company, Inc.
New York, N.Y. : The Company, c1983.
Cross examination of medical experts [videorecording] / Matthew Bender & Company, Inc.
Cross examination of non-medical experts [videorecording] / Matthew Bender & Company, Inc.
Demonstrative evidence [videorecording] : lecture / by James Meehan.
St. Paul, Minn. : American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education and the National Institute for Trial Advocacy, c1985.
Deposing the lay witness [videorecording].
St. Paul, Minn. : American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education and the National Institute for Trial Advocacy c1985.
Deposition of Jack/Jane Simons in Jones v. U.S. [videorecording] : Howard Manning, Michael Armstrong. People v. Thomas : Stillman, Gertner, Pincham, Judge Keeton.
[Cambridge, MA] : Harvard Law School, [1981?].
Depositions in employment litigation [videorecording] : effective techniques for preparing, deposing, and defending key witnesses / program chairs, Jan Duffy, Herbert E. Gerson ; faculty members, Carla D. Barboza ... [et al.].
[Chicago, Ill.] : American Bar Association, c1998.
Developing and using tangible evidence [videorecording].
Direct and cross examination [videorecording] / executive producers, Full Court Communications Corp. and Elliot W. Stone ; written and developed by Glynn Bedington ; directed by Solar Video Department in association with Glynn Bedington.
New York : Full Court Communications, c1993.
Direct & cross of expert wit. [i.e. witness] in Simmons [videorecording] / Edward Donellan, Larry McCormick, Elliott Levine.
Direct & cross of John Sanchez in People v. Thomas [videorecording] : JoAnn Harris, Albert Krieger.
[Cambridge, MA] : Harvard Law School, [1983?].
Direct/cross in Jones v. U.S. [videorecording] : Rikki Klieman, Bill Cadhina, Charles Ogletree.
Direct examination [videorecording] / Matthew Bender & Company, Inc.
New York, N.Y. : The Company, c1981.
Direct examination [videorecording] : a training module / Anita K Henry and Hilda Burnett.
Washington, D.C. : Legal Services Corporation ; Bethesda, Md. : [Distributed by] Duplivision, 1982.
Discovery of electronically stored data [videorecording].
[Chicago, Ill.?] : Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society, Inc. c1999.
Discovery techniques [videorecording] / Irving Younger.
Minneapolis, Minn. : National Practice Institute, c1979.
The drunk driving defense [videorecording] : an expert's approach / Richard J. Essen.
Hopkins, Minn. : Professional Education Group, Inc. and R.J. Essen , c1987.
Effective argument to the court [videorecording] / [presented by] American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education, and the Section of Litigation ; moderator, Robert F. Hanley ; produced by Liz Williamson ; directed by G. Hayden Brown.
Effective trial presentation : experts discuss what works and what flops in the courtroom / Boston Bar Association.
Effective witness preparation / Boston Bar Association.
Boston, MA : WBZ-TV, .
Ethical issues in judicial settlement [videorecording] : a videotape curriculum / a production of the American Judicature Society and the State Justice Institute.
Chicago, Ill. : American Judicature Society, c1996.
Examination of an expert witness [videorecording].
[New York, N.Y.] : M. Bender, c1983.
Expert testimony : reports, despositions [sic] and trial advice from the bench and bar / Boston Bar Association.
Expert witnesses [videorecording] / Irving Younger.
[Minnetonka, Minn.] : Professional Education Group, [c1988].
Expert witnesses [videorecording] / with Irving Younger.
Expert witnesses and demonstrative evidence in the courtroom [videorecording] : in light of Daubert / ALI-ABA.
[Philadelphia, Pa.] : American Law Institute, c1993.
Madison, WI : State Bar of Wisconsin, c1988.
Hearsay [videorecording] / Irving Younger.
How to take effective depositions [videorecording] / Practising Law Institute and more than 60 co-sponsors.
New York, N.Y. : Practising Law Institute, c1993.
Introduction to evidence [videorecording] / by Irving Younger.
[St. Paul, Minn.?] : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, [1975?].
Jury selection [videorecording] / Matthew Bender & Company, Inc.
New York, N.Y. : The Company, 1981.
Jury trials for employment discrimination lawyers [videorecording] / presented by the American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education and the Section of Labor and Employment Law.
[Chicago, Ill.?] : American Bar Association, c1993.
Law of evidence [videorecording] / with Irving Younger ; National Practice Institute presents.
[Minneapolis, Minn.] : National Practice Institute, c1979.
Lecture, exhibits [videorecording] / Wm. Young ; objections, John Paul Sullivan.
Making the oral argument [videorecording] : the view from the inside out.
[Chicago, Ill.] : American Bar Association, 2003, c1996.
Mastering the art of cross-examination [videorecording].
[Notre Dame, Ind.] : NITA .
Medical negligence [videorecording] / Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
Herndon, VA : Horizons in Video, Inc. Productions, c1990.
The New time standards [videorecording].
Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, inc., [198- ?].
On the stand [videorecording] : testifying in court / directed by Webster Lithgow ; produced by Jennifer Wry ; written by Webster Lithgow with Mark S. Brodin, Peter A. Donovan ; executive producer, Thomas P. McCann.
Boston, Mass. : Commonwealth Films, c1991.
Opening statement [videorecording] / Matthew Bender & Company, Inc.
Opening statement [videorecording] : a training module / Mary C. Dunlap and Leanna Gipson.
Opening statements [videorecording] / [narrator, Sanford M. Brook].
[Notre Dame, Ind.] : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, [2005?].
Persuasive expert testimony [videorecording] / by National Institute for Trial Advocacy.
South Bend, Ind. : Golden Dome Productions, 1990.
The picture method of trial advocacy [videorecording] / by James W. McElhaney.
Minnetonka, Minn. : Professional Education Group, c1991.
Preparing a lay witness for trial [videorecording] / executive producers, Full Court Communications Corp. and Elliot W. Stone ; written and developed by Glynn Bedington ; directed by Solar Video Department in association with Glynn Bedington.
Preparing a medical malpractice case [videorecording].
Preparing an expert witness for trial [videorecording] / executive producers, Full Court Communications Corp. and Elliot W. Stone ; written and developed by Glynn Bedington ; directed by Solar Video Department in association with Glynn Bedington.
Preparing for a deposition in a business case [videorecording].
[New York, N.Y.] : Matthew Bender, c1983.
New York, N.Y. : M. Bender, c1983.
Preparing for your compulsory medical exam [videorecording].
Madison, WI : State Bar of Wisconsin, c1989.
Preparing for your deposition [videorecording].
Madison, WI : State Bar of Wisconsin, c1987.
Preparing the expert witness [videorecording].
Madison, WI : Production of the State Bar of Wisconsin, c1990.
Preparing the lay witness for deposition [videorecording] / with David Sonenshein, John Chesney.
[Notre Dame, Ind.] : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, c2002.
Preparing the witness for a deposition [videorecording].
Fort Worth, TX. : Knowles Publishing, [c1998].
Preparing the witness for an automobile deposition [videorecording].
Fort Worth, Tex. : Knowles Law Book Pub. ; c1988.
Preparing witnesses [videorecording] / the American Bar Association Section of Litigation and the Center for Continuing Legal Education present.
[Chicago, Ill.] : American Bar Association, c2003.
The science of cross examination [videorecording] / presented by the American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education and the Section of Litigation ; with Terence F. MacCarthy.
[Chicago, Ill.?] : American Bar Association, c1992.
Scientific evidence [videorecording] / with Irving Younger.
Hopkins, Minn. : Professional Education Group, c1986.
Selecting and preparing the expert witness [videorecording] / [authors, David Sonenshein, John Chesney, and Anthony Bocchino].
[Notre Dame, Ind. ] : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, c2006.
Settling cases faster with video evidence [videorecording] / produced by Rampion Visual Productions ; director, Randel Cole ; producer, Julie Campbell.
[Boston, Mass.] : Rampion Visual Productions, c1988.
Sexual harassment hearing compilation [videorecording].
[Washington, D.C.] : National Cable Satellite Corporation,: c2008.
Strategic witness preparation [videorecording] : proven strategies and techniques/ Jan Mills Spaeth.
Summation [videorecording] / Matthew Bender & Company, Inc.
Taking depositions [videorecording] / the American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education and the Section of Litigation ; faculty, James W. McElhaney ... [et al.] ; produced by Liz Williamson ; directed by G. Hayden Brown.
[Chicago, Ill.?] : ABA, c1988.
Ten commandments of cross-examination [videorecording] / by Irving Younger.
[St. Paul, Minn. : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, 1975?].
[Colorado Springs, Colo.] : Shepard's/McGraw-Hill, in cooperation with Infotec Development, Inc., c1990.
St. Paul, Minn. : American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education and National Institute for Trial Advocacy, c1983.
Trial advocacy, Harvard Law School [videorecording] : summations : Camille Sarrouf, Thomas Porter, Dorothy Yates Kirkley & Stephen Sachs.
[Cambridge, Mass.? : Harvard Law School, 1982].
Trial by jury [videorecording] : a demonstration.
[New York, N.Y.] : Practising Law Institute, c1989.
Trial evidence [videorecording] : making and meeting objections / from the book by Anthony J. Bocchino and David A. Sonenshein.
St. Paul, Minn. : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, c1987.
The trial lawyer [videorecording] : what it takes to win / David Berg.
[Chicago, Ill.] : Section of Litigation, American Bar Association, c2005.
Trying cases to win [videorecording] : the basic building blocks.
[Charlottesville, Va.? : University of Virginia], c1985.
Using financial experts in business litigation [videorecording].
Notre Dame, Ind. : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, c1988.
Using video in litigation [videorecording] / by Thomas J. Murray, Jr.
[New York, N.Y.] : Practising Law Institute in cooperation with Modern Trial Video Productions, c1983.
Using video in litigation [videorecording].
Sandusky, Ohio : Practising Law Institute in cooperation with Modern Trial Video Productions, [1983?].
Winning at deposition [videorecording] / [by Anthony J. Bocchino].
Winning at trial [videorecording] / Association of Trial Lawyers of America Education Fund, American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education, and the National Institute for Trial Advocacy.
[Chicago, IL] : ABA, c1986.
Winning at trial / D. Shane Read.
Louisville, CO : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, c2007.
[A winning case] [videorecording] / by Noelle C. Nelson.
[Tarzana, CA? : N.C. Nelson?], c1992.
Winning the business jury trial [videorecording] / presented by the American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education in cooperation with the Section of Litigation.
Chicago, IL : American Bar Association, c1992.
You will be a credible witness at trial! [videorecording] : the 3 steps and 10 c's for clients and lay witnesses testifying at trial / author & commentator, Jan Mills Spaeth.
Chicago, Ill. : American Bar Association, c2008.
You will be a credible witness at your deposition! [videorecording] : witness preparation for deposition / author & commentator, Jan Mills Spaeth.
Your deposition [videorecording] / written, directed, & produced by Leonard M. Vincenti.
[Colorado Springs, Colo.?] : Shepard's McGraw-Hill, c1988.
You're going to be deposed [videorecording] : testifying at a deposition / written and directed by Webster Lithgow ; produced by Jennifer Wry ;executive producer Thomas P. McCain.
Boston, Mass. : Commonwealth Films, Inc., c1999.
After innocence [videorecording] / Showtime Independent Films ; Showtime presents ; in association with American Film Foundation ; directed by Jessica Sanders ; written and produced by Jessica Sanders and Marc H. Simon.
Defending Gideon : it's time to finish what he started 50 years ago / a film by The Constitution Project ; produced by New Media Advocacy Projet (N-MAP) ; director & producer, Rebecca Richman Cohen ; producer, Adam Stofsky ; written by Francisco Bello, Rebecca Richman Cohen.
[Washington DC] : The Constitution Project, . PUBLISHED = 2013.
Enter the jury room [videorecording] / a production of CBS news.
[New York, N.Y.?] : CBS, c1997.
The fundamentals of domestic violence for lawyers [videorecording].
[Chicago, Ill.] : American Bar Association, [c2011].
Charlotte, NC : Montage Productions, Inc., c1987.
It's not just courtesy--it's the law [videorecording].
Chatsworth, CA : Advantage Media, Inc., c1991.
Boston, MA : Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, 1989.
Opening statements in Jones v. U.S. [videorecording] / Barbara Rowan, Judge Eugene Pincham.
Probable cause hearings & comparative cross-examination techniques [videorecording].
[Boston, Mass.?] : BBA/BMC Indignant Defense Working Group, 1984.
Summations [videorecording] / Frank Rothschild, Thomas Troy, Gerry Spence, Earle Cooley.
[Cambridge, Mass.?] : Harvard Law School, [198-?].
Summations in Jones v. U.S. [videorecording] / Marshall Simonds, Lawrence Johnson.
[Cambridge, Mass.] : Harvard Law School, [1981?].
Videoseminar on 1984 criminal control legislation [videorecording] : Comprehensive Criminal Act of 1984 : Criminal Fine Enforcement Act of 1984 / Federal Judicial Center.
[Washington, D.C.] : Federal Judicial Center, .
What every business litigator needs to know about federal criminal investigations [videorecording] / The American Bar Association Section of Litigation and the Division for Professional Education.
Divorce [videorecording] : the process / by Rory Dolan ; produced and directed by Rory Dolan.
[Boston, Mass.?] : Crazy Elmo Productions : Distributed by Divorce Center, Inc., c1993.
Divorce [videorecording] : what you need to know when it's happening to you / produced by the L.A. East Group, Inc., Communication Technology, Inc., L.A. East, Inc., Tigert Communications.
[Chicago, Ill.?] : American Bar Association, General Practice Section, c1993.
Family law [videorecording] : basic trial issues.
Home viewing [videorecording] : new technologies, video & the law / Michael Rudell.
[New York, N.Y.] : LegalVision, Upswing Artists Mgmt., c1984.
The law and theatrical production [videorecording] / Franklin Weissberg.
Migrant education law / with John Ebbott, Joy West.
[Washington, D.C.?] : Migrant Legal Action Program, c1981.
New developments on accessibility for students: physical, virtual and international / Boston Bar Association.
Personal management and the legal representation of clients [videorecording] / Martin Silfen.
Estate planning for the elderly [videorecording].
Planning a second marriage and avoiding its pitfalls [videorecording].
[Chicago, Ill. : ALAS, 1991].
Chicago, Ill. : American Bar Association, Criminal Justice Section, c2010.
[Political asylum program] [videorecording] / Lawyers Committee for International Human Rights.
[New York, N.Y.] : The Committee, c1986.
Protecting your good ideas [videorecording] / executive producer, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx ; producer/director, Steve Tompkins ; editor/lighting, Jack Sherman.
The Art of advocacy : selecting & persuading the jury [videorecording].
[Chicago, Ill.] : American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education ; [Notre Dame, Ind.] : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, 1988.
[Clearwater, Fla.] : ProVideo Productions, c1988.
Jury trial [videorecording] / written, directed, & produced by Leonard M. Vincenti.
Trial tactics [videorecording] : jury selection in a medical malpractice case / Stephen H. Mackauf.
New York [N.Y.] : Practising Law Institute, c1988.
Voir dire [videorecording] / executive producers, Full Court Communications Corp. and Elliot W. Stone ; written and developed by Glynn Bedington ; directed by Solar Video Department in association with Glynn Bedington.
20th Annual Institute on Employment Law [videorecording] : "year in review" / [chairman] John J. Ross.
All things being equal [videorecording] / executive producers, Jane Cooperman ... [et al.] ; produced and directed by Abby Ginzberg ; written by Harold Rosenthal, Abby Ginzberg.
Washington, D.C. : National Association for Law Placement, c1990.
Bias elimination [videorecording] / presented by Barry W. [i.e. M.] Willoughby.
Montchanin, DE : National Law Foundation, .
Current pension and fringe benefits regulations/guidance [videorecording] : in-depth examination of the principle problems / ALI-ABA Video Law Review ; American Law Institute-American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education.
Philadelphia, Pa. : American Law Institute, c1989.
Designing and administering pension plans to meet the new regulatory requirements [videorecording] / ALI-ABA Video Law Review ; American Law Institute-American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education.
[Philadelphia, Pa.] : The American Law Institute, c1988.
Employment and discrimination law under the new Supreme Court majority [videorecording] : the court turns right / ALI-ABA Video Law Review ; [presented by] American Law Institute, American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education ; directed by Jay Zabriskie.
Employment law update [videorecording] : the Family and Medical Leave Act and employment law under the Clinton Administration / sponsored by American Bar Association Section of Business Law, Section of Employment Law, and the Division for Professional Education.
Investigating sexual harassment complaints [videorecording] : demonstration and training / Tort & Insurance Practice Section ; sponsored by the Employer-Employee Relations Committee.
[Chicago, Ill.?] : American Bar Association, c1991.
Labor arbitration basics : what you need to know to effectively represent your client / Boston Bar Association.
Rights in the workplace [videorecording].
Los Angeles, CA : Distributed by Crest Video Marketing, .
Trying employment discrimination cases [videorecording].
Women in the workplace [videorecording] / executive producers, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx ; producer/writer, Kathleen M. Genova ; producer/director, Steve Tompkins ; editor/lighting, Jack sherman.
ALAS conflicts of interest workshop [videorecording].
[Chicago, Ill.?] : Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society, .
Alternative billing practices for lawyers [videorecording] / ALI-ABA.
Alvin Lindsay's Technology in litigation [videorecording] / Alvin F. Lindsay.
Louisville, CO : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, 2008.
Avoiding or surviving law firm breakups [videorecording].
Philadelphia, Pa. : ALI-ABA, p1990.
Basic trial advocacy for paralegal [videorecording].
Choosing a lawyer [videorecording] / producers, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx.
Conflicts and confidentiality [videorecording] : trouble at Upper Black Eddy.
[Chicago, Ill. : Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society, 1992].
Conflicts handling in complex business transactions [videorecording].
Toronto, Ont. : ALAS, c1999.
[Chicago, Ill.? : Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society, 1991].
The deadly dozen [videorecording]: twelve of the most common mistakes lawyers make in dealing with their clients / conceived and written by James C. Freund.
Delivering exceptional service to clients [videorecording].
[Chicago, Ill.? : Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society, 1999].
Emerging issues in professional responsibility and malpractice [videorecording] / the American Bar Association, the Center for Professional Responsibility and the Division for Professional Education with the cooperation of the Standing Committee on Lawyers' Professional Liability.
Ethics and liability issues in partner peer review [videorecording].
Ethics and malpractice [videorecording] : current trends / Gary A. Munneke.
Montchanin, DE : National Law Foundation, c1994.
Madison, WI : State Bar of Wisconsin ; Newton Square, PA : Altman & Weil, c1990.
A Firm commitment [videorecording] / produced & directed by Abby Ginzberg ; Bar Association of San Francisco, National Association for Law Placement.
San Francisco, CA : Bar Association of San Francisco, c1991.
Getting the business you want [videorecording] / Boston Bar Association.
[Boston, Mass.] : Boston Bar Association, .
Handling legal clients with mental disabilities [videorecording] / Bob Fleischner.
How to become expert with WordPerfect in your law practice [videorecording] / [presented by the] New York State Bar Association Continuing Legal Education ; Richard T. Rodgers, speaker.
Albany, NY : New York State Bar Association, c1992.
"If we had ten--" [videorecording] : Bill Quigley and pro bono law.
New Orleans, LA : Loyola University, c1988.
Interviewing [videorecording] : a training module / Wretha Wiley Hanson.
[Washington, D.C. : Legal Services Corporation, 1982?].
Law firm marketing and professional responsibility [videorecording].
Philadelphia, Pa. : American Law Institute, p1991.
Madison, WI : Production of the State Bar of Wisconsin, c1986.
Law practice management [videorecording] / presented by Gary A. Munneke.
Montchanin, DE : National Law Foundation, c1995.
A lawyer walks into a bar [videorecording] / Camel's Back Films presents ; directed and produced by Eric Chaiken.
[S.l.] : Camel's Back Films L.L.C., 2007.
Lawyers at risk [videorecording] : lessons from the savings and loan crisis.
Philadelphia, PA : University of Pennsylvania Law School, Center on Professionalism, c1994.
Legal ethics for support staff [videorecording].
Legal interviewing [videorecording] / [Alan M. Lerner, Algund Hermann].
Litigation techniques for legal assistants [videorecording] : becoming a more effective member of the litigation team / PLI & 57 co-sponsors.
Loss Prevention Program [videorecording] : Southampton Princess Hotel, Bermuda.
[Chicago, Ill.?] : Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society, c1998.
Managing your law firm [videorecording] / with Samuel S. Smith.
[Chicago, Ill.?] : American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education in cooperation with the Economics of Law Practice Section, c1982.
Marketing for legal support staff [videorecording] : Jay Foonberg's proven techniques.
Madison, WI : State Bar of Wisconsin, 1994.
Marketing your law firm [videorecording].
Madison, WI : State Bar of Wisconsin, c1990.
Modern ethics [videoreccording] / by Louise L. Hill.
[Montchanin, Del. : National Law Foundation, c1995].
More litigation techniques for legal assistants [videorecording] : beyond the basics.
One client at a time [videorecording].
Chicago, IL : American Bar Association, Commission on Partnership Programs, c1994.
Overview of the legal system [videorecording].
Madison, Wisconsin : State Bar of Wisconsin, c1987.
Pacific Cable Ltd. vs. McPhail & Lynch [videorecording] : ethics and other issues involved in the trial of a legal malpractice case.
Personal and estate planning for the elderly [videorecording] / the American Bar Association ; sponsored by ABA Commission on Legal Problems of the Elderly ... [et al.].
Perspectives on lawyer professionalism [videorecording] / [presented by] the Chief Justice's Commission on Professionalism (Georgia), the Commission on Continuing Lawyer Competency (Georgia), and Mercer Law School; directed by David Oedel; a Dan Sperling Video and Film Inc. Production.
Macon, Ga. : Chief Justice's Commission on Professionalism (Georgia), c1993.
Points & authorities [videorecording] : a legal career & interviewing guide for minorities / the American Bar Association, Young Lawyers Division, Minorities in the Profession Committee and the Asian American Bar Association of the Greater Bay Area ; executive producer, Diane C. Yu ; director, Avi Stachenfeld.
Oakland, Calif. : Produced by Legal Video Services, [199-?].
Preventing legal malpractice [videorecording] : a guide for general practitioners / the American Bar Association Standing Committee on Lawyers' Professional Liability, in cooperation with the Section of General Practice ; program chairman, Jeffrey M. Smith ; produced by Liz Williamson ; directed by G. Hayden Brown.
Preventing legal malpractice [videorecording] : a guide for the larger law firm / the American Bar Association Division for Professional Education, in cooperation with the Standing Committee on Lawyers' Professional Liability and the Attorney Liability Assurance Society ; produced by Peter Lutze, Liz Williamson.
Professional responsibility for lawyers : a guided course. Conflicts and confidentiality [videorecording] : trouble at Upper Black Eddy.
[New York, NY] : CCH, c1991.
Professional responsibility for lawyers : a guided course. Conflicts of interest in corporate transactions [videorecording]: the leveraged buyout of the Harris Chemical Company.
[New York, NY] : CCH, c1990.
Professional responsibility for lawyers : a guided course. Professional responsibility in pretrial litigation [videorecording] : the Morgantown Civic Center collapse.
Professional responsibility for lawyers : a guided course. Representing the corporate client [videorecording] : the saga of Albinex.
Professionalism in the law office [videorecording].
Queen's bench [videorecording] : all in a day's work / produced & directed by Abby Ginzberg ; written by A.J. Kutchins.
[San Francisco, Calif.?] : A. Ginzberg, c1992.
Reception for George Lewis Ruffin Society [videorecording].
Solicitation [videorecording] : a panel discussion / lead by Arthur Miller.
[Austin, Tex.?] : Produced by the Video Production Division, Professional Development Program, State Bar of Texas for the Texas Bar Foundation, c1986.
Stress management for lawyers [videorecording].
Substance abuse [videorecording] : the impaired lawyer / presented by John Rogers Carroll.
Ten tough times [videorecording] : advice to associates on handling some hairy situations / conceived and narrated by James C. Freund.
[New York, N.Y.] : Practising Law Institute, c1991.
Total quality management in the law office [videorecording] : ensuring quality service / ALI-ABA.
Philadelphia, PA : American Law Institute-American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education, c1992.
Understanding modern ethical standards [videorecording].
[St. Paul, Minn.] : National Institute for Trial Advocacy, .
Using computers in the practice of law [videorecording].
[Philadelphia, Pa.] : American Law Institute, p1993.
Englewood Cliffs, NJ : Prentice Hall Law & Business ; [Washington, DC] : The Section of Litigation, American Bar Association, c1993.
Brief writing and oral argument [videorecording] / featuring Edward D. Re ; executive producer, Yvonne Heenan ; producer/director, Hal Landen.
Dobbs Ferry, NY : Condyne/The Oceana Group, c1988.
In praise of simplicity [videorecording] / with Irving Younger.
Hopkins, Minn. : Professional Education Group, c1988.
On judicial opinions considered as one of the fine arts [videorecording] / with Irving Younger.
Voices of New England Law -- Boston [videorecording] : a collection of oral histories recorded for the New England Law - Boston Centennial.
Boston [Mass.] : New England Law, c2008.
American law reports 4th [videorecording].
[Rochester, N.Y.] : Lawyers Co-operative Pub. Co. : VERALEX Inc., c1987.
Bob Berring's commando legal research [videorecording].
[Los Angeles?] : Legal Star Communications, c1989.
Introduction to shepardizing [videorecording] : your key to accurate legal research.
Colorado Springs, CO : Shepard's McGraw-Hill, 1988.
Legal research [videorecording] : a systematic approach for the young lawyer / developed and written by Hannah Berkowitz and Mark Segall.
[New York, N.Y.] : Practising Law Institute, c1985.
Legal research for the 21st century [videorecording].
Legal research for the 21st century [videorecording] : advanced research / with Robert Berring and Marci Hoffman.
Legal research made easy [videorecording] : a roadmap through the law library maze / executive producer, Ralph Warner ; produced by David B. Feldman ; directed by James Wooden ; written by Robert C. Berring.
[Berkeley, Calif.?] : Nolo Press in association with Legal Star Communications, c1990.
Patient's rights and responsibilities [videorecording] / writers, Lisa Brodeur-McGan, Alice Zaft ; executive producer, Sydelle Pittas, Steve Marx ; producer, Sydelle Pittas.
Military service and the law [videorecording] / [presented by] Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education ; American Bar Association.
Chicago, Ill. : American Bar Association, : IICLE, c2010.
What clients need to know about the public accommodations provisions of the ADA [videorecording] / ALI-ABA.
The Heat's on [videorecording] : environmental law compliance in the 1990's / written and directed by Webster Lithgow ; produced by Jennifer Wry.
Deposition: Bill Gates [videorecording] : U.S.A. v. Microsoft Corp. / United States District Court, District of Columbia.
[Washington, D.C. : U.S. G.P.O.], 1998.
The standardized field sobriety test [videorecording] : a new weapon against drunk driving / produced by the Kemper National Insurance Companies as a public service for the American Bar Association ; executive producer, Mark Stephenson ; writer/producer, David Clifford.
What happened in "Erie"? [videorecording] : the story behind Erie Railroad v. Tompkins / with Irving Younger.
Estate planning for family enterprises under I.R.C. Section 2036 (c) [videorecording] : with emphasis on the expected new I.R.S. guidelines / American Bar Association Section of Real Property, Probate and Trust Law, American Law Institute American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education, ALI-ABA Video Law Review.
[Philadelphia, Pa.] : American Law Institute, c1989.
Generation skipping planning & drafting [videorecording] : problems & solutions.
[Chicago, Ill.] : American Bar Association, .
Internal Revenue Code, Section 2036 (c) [videorecording] / the American Bar Association Consortium for Professional Education, and the Section of Real Property, Probate and Trust Law, and the Section of Taxation ; produced by B.E. Williamson ; directed by G.H. Brown.
[Chicago, Ill.?] : American Bar Association, c1989.
Passive loss regulations [videorecording] : a guide to the new "activity" rules / ALI-ABA Video Law Review ; [presented by] American Law Institute, American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education ; directed by Matt Yaple.
Tax Reform Act of 1986 [videorecording] : a professional briefing.
Mt. Kisco, N.Y. : Research Institute of America, c1986.
A virtual small business tax workshop CD [videorecording] / IRS.
[Washington, D.C.] : Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, .
A virtual small business tax workshop DVD [videorecording] / Internal Revenue Service.
[Washington, D.C.] : Internal Revenue Service, .
Presenting and arguing damages in tort cases [videorecording] / ALI-ABA.
[Philadelphia, Pa.] : American Law Institute, c1992.
Proof of causation and damages in toxic tort cases [videorecording].
Iowa v. Morgan [videorecording] : getting away with murder? / Jamie Alter, producer ; Bill Horne, reporter/writer.
[New York, NY] : American Lawyer/Courtroom Television Network, c1992.
Sacco and Vanzetti [videorecording] / directed by Peter Miller ; edited by Amy Carey Linton ; produced by Peter Miller and Amy Carey Linton.
[New York, N.Y.] : First Run Features, c2006.
Scottsboro [videorecording] : an American tragedy / produced by Daniel Anker and Barak Goodman ; written and directed by Barak Goodman ; WGBH Boston.
[Alexandria, Va.] : PBS Home Video, .
The trial of Alger Hiss [videorecording] / with Irving Younger.
Pension and employee benefits update [videorecording] : recent regulations, legislation, and other developments / ALI-ABA Video Law Review ; [presented by] American Law Institute, American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education ; directed by Jay Zabriskie.
2010 annual report [videorecording] : celebrating 150 years / U.S. Government Printing Office.
[Washington, D.C.] : U.S. G.P.O., .
--And access for all [videorecording] : ADA and your library / producers, Jeff Lifton, Sally Bishop ; writer, Ed Bishop ; editor, Jeff Lifton.
Towson, MD : Produced by Library Video Network : Distributed by ALA Video/Library Video Network, p1993.
Annual meeting, Social Law Library [videorecording].
Basic preservation techniques [videorecording] : for libraries and archives.
Bethesda, Md. : Phase II Productions, Inc., c1987.
Customer service [videorecording] : the heart of a library / written by Hardy R. Franklin ; presented by the American Library Association.
[Towson, MD] : produced by Library Video Network, c1993.
Dedication of Lawrence R. Cohen Media Library [videorecording].
Dedication of Paul C. Reardon Book Fund [videorecording].
Library & archival disaster [videorecording] : preparedness & recovery / written by Richard F. Young and David J. Tinsley ; a BiblioPrep Films production.
Chicago, IL : ALA Video, c1986.
People first [videorecording] : serving & employing people with disabilities / producer/director/editor, Jeff Lifton ; writer Ed Bishop.
Chicago, IL : Produced by Library Video Network : Distributed by ALA Video, c1990.
The Private law firm library [videorecording] / Chicago Bar Association.
[Springfield, Ill.] : CLESN, [1989?].
Reception for J. John Fox [videorecording].
Reception for Philip White [videorecording].
Reception for R.W. Merserve [i.e. Meserve] [videorecording].
Reception for Thomas Cargill [videorecording].
Safeguarding our patrons' privacy [videorecording] : what every librarian needs to know about the USA PATRIOT Act & related anti-terrorism measures, December 11, 2002.
Washington, DC : Association of Research Libraries, 2002.
Turning to dust [videorecording] / Filmakers Library, Inc.
New York, N.Y. : Filmakers Library, c1990.
The complete neurological examination [videorecording] / SEAK Inc., Legal and Medical Information Systems.
[Falmouth, Mass.] : SEAK Inc. ; [Tucson, Ariz.] : L&J Pub. Co. [distributor], c1995.
The complete orthopedic examination [videorecording] / SEAK Inc., Legal and Medical Information Systems.
The compulsory medical exam [videorecording] / written, directed, & produced by Leonard M. Vincenti.
Developing a disability case [videorecording] : In re Martha Miller / Tim Hallahan, Ellen Miller, producers ; Bob Matorin, director ; produced by the Harvard Law School Program on the Legal Profession & Advocacy Training Institute.
[Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard Law School Program on the Legal Profession & Advocacy Training Institute, c1985].
DRG watch [videorecording] : the "72-hour rule" : what it means, how it works : a multi-phase instructional program for DOJ compliance / HFMA, Price Waterhouse LLP, Kutak Rock.
[Washington, D.C.?] : Healthcare Financial Management Association, c1996.
For your protection [videorecording] : the OSHA regulations on bloodborne pathogens.
Chicago, Ill. : American Medical Association, c1992.
Forming integrated networks [videorecording] : challenges and strategies.
[Chicago, Ill. : American Medical Association, 1993].
In the case of Martha Miller [videorecording] : a model disability case.
[Cambridge, Mass.] : Produced for SSI Project of Developmental Disability Law Center and Massachusetts Law Reform Institute by the Advocacy Training Institute in cooperation with Harvard Law School, c1983.
Managed care [videorecording] : an overview.
Chicago, Ill. : American Medical Television, c1993.
Medical evidence of soft tissue injury [videorecording] / SEAK Inc., Legal and Medical Information Systems.
Medicare's final rule on teaching physician requirements [videorecording].
[Washington, D.C.] : Association of American Medical Colleges, .
The U.S. vs John Lennon [videorecording] / VH1 rockDocs ; Authorized Pictures ; Lionsgate and VH1 present a film by David Leaf & John Scheinfeld ; written and directed by David Leaf & John Scheinfeld ; produced by David Leaf & John Scheinfeld.
[Santa Monica, Calif.] : Lionsgate, .
Reinventing government ... by the people [videorecording] / produced by Patrick Davidson.
Washington, D.C. : National Performance Review : For sale by the U.S. G.P.O., Supt. of Docs., [1994?].
The trial of Socrates, the Congress of the United States, and us [videorecording] / with Irving Younger.
Career resource centers [electronic resource] / National Institute of Corrections.
[Washington, D.C.] : National Institute of Corrections, Offender Workforce Development Division, [2005?].
[Concord, Mass.?] : Freedom Behind Bars Productions, c2007.
Juvies [videorecording] / executive producers, John Densmore & Mark Wahlberg ; director, Leslie Neale.
Pacific Palisades, CA : Chance Films, c2003.
Shot in the hood [videorecording] : a documentary / by Bill Willis.
[Boston, Mass : WMW5G Productions, 2007].

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