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Popular Titles on PLI PLUS
The tallies are in! Here are the most accessed Treatises/Practice Guides and Answer Books on PLI PLUS in 2023:
- The Corporate Tax Practice Series: Strategies for Acquisitions, Dispositions, Spin-Offs, Joint Ventures, Financings, Reorganizations & Restructurings (Second Edition)
- Working with Contracts: What Law School Doesn’t Teach You (Second Edition)
- Private Equity Funds: Formation and Operation (Second Edition)
- An Associate’s First Year: A Guide to Thriving at a Law Firm
- Sack on Defamation: Libel, Slander, and Related Problems (Fifth Edition)
- Art Law: The Guide for Collectors, Investors, Dealers & Artists (Fifth Edition)
- Technology Transactions: A Practical Guide to Drafting and Negotiating Commercial Agreements
- Stepping It Up: A Guide for Mid-Level Law Firm Associates
- Langer on Practical International Tax Planning (Fifth Edition)
- Health Care Mergers and Acquisitions Answer Book (2023 Edition)
For a listing of popular items by practice area, check out our Popular PLUS Treatises and Answer Books Flyer. See also Popular PLUS Course Handbooks Flyer and Popular PLUS Forms Flyer.
Recommended Reading: Special Edition of Coach’s Counsel for First-Year Law Students
Students entering law school must adjust and adhere to a new, demanding set of educational standards and strategies. This can often be a huge transition for first-year students, which is why we are excited about the Coach’s Counsel column, How to Prepare for Your Law School Journey, published in a recent issue of PLI Chronicle: Insights and Perspectives for the Legal Community.
In the column, coaches Natalie Loeb and David Sarnoff offer valuable wisdom on developing practical strategies to maximize academic performance and maintain balance. The coaches suggest methods for time management and strategic planning and reflect on resources that are often underutilized during law school. They also identify the specific type of mindset crucial for success. The column, like all content published in the PLI Chronicle, is available to everyone — no subscription required.
PLI Chronicle: Special AALL Edition
Dear Readers,
PLI launched the online journal the PLI Chronicle in September 2020 with a simple mission: to present engaging and timely discussions about the legal industry from a diverse range of perspectives. Chronicle editor Alyse Greer explains, “Since everyone offers value to their fellow industry associates, all legal and accounting professionals are encouraged to submit articles. The publication gives authors a platform to educate others and the freedom to write in their own voices.”
We compiled this “special edition” of the Chronicle from articles published in previous issues as a way to familiarize librarians with this new content type. The selection reflects what we identified as themes running throughout this year’s American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) conference: 1) Diversity, equity, and inclusion in the legal profession; 2) The future of legal technology, education, and research; and 3) Mental health for legal practitioners.
In the articles below, you’ll find wellness tips from an attorney who overcame depression and addiction; a two-part look into the Internet of Things and open source software; musings on the role of curiosity in fostering inclusion and diversity initiatives; and more. You don’t need a subscription to read these articles. Everything published in the Chronicle is available for anyone and everyone to read. All you need is a PLI account, which is both free and easy to set up.
Our hope is that this curated edition will enhance the conference experience and perhaps even inspire some of our colleagues in law libraries to publish with us.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Fiore, J.D., M.A.
Associate Legal Editor, Publishing and PLI Plus
- A Light Heart and a Focused Mind at the Law Firm: Part I—Mental Wellness and Self-Care During the Pandemic
- Attorney Mentoring in the 21st Century
- The Generational Disconnect Between Law Firm Partners & Associates
- Root for the Home Team: Participating in the Trade Association of Your Target Market
- IoT and the Special Risks and Rewards of Open Source Software and Technology Standards – Part I
- IoT and the Special Risks and Rewards of Open Source Software and Technology Standards – Part II
- Key Themes Emerging from Federal and State Privacy Law Discussions
- Why So Many Diversity Initiatives Are Not Working
- Rise to Inclusion: Try Curiosity Instead of Conflict
- Overwork Is Killing the Legal Profession
Recommended Reading: Gary Brown’s Article in April’s PLI Chronicle
We regularly receive research requests related to proxy voting, which is why we were excited to see an article by Gary Brown on the “Background of Proxy Requirements” in this month’s issue of PLI Chronicle: Insights and Perspectives for the Legal Community.**
The article serves as an excellent primer on proxy voting requirements for shareholders in US corporations. Brown, a partner at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP, regularly represents boards of directors and special committees of boards in matters involving SEC and Department of Justice investigations, activist shareholders, and strategic decisions. He is also part of PLI’s faculty and the author of several PLI Press publications including the recently published handbook Master the Proxy Statement.
**Articles published in the PLI Chronicle are available for any and everyone. Check out this month’s issue: PLI Chronicle: April 2021.
PLI Current: COVID-19 Special Issue
PLI Press published a special issue of PLI Current to address the developing effects of the COVID-19 outbreak on the legal community. Covering a variety of legal issues related to COVID-19, this special issue contains a mix of original reportage, program materials and transcripts from recent PLI One Hour Briefings. Below is a list of contents along with links to individual articles.
*All articles and online programs related to the global coronavirus crisis are free to access with your PLI login. For upcoming programs, visit pli.edu/coronavirus.
- COVID-19: Reducing the Spread of Both Illness and Social Panic
- Coronavirus: What Lawyers Need to Know: Transcript of the PLI One Hour Briefing, conducted March 10, 2020
- Coronavirus: What Lawyers Need to Know (program materials)
- Coronavirus: Insurance Coverage for Event Cancellation, Travel and Supply Chain Losses: Transcript of the PLI One Hour Briefing, conducted March 17, 2020
- Coronavirus: Insurance Coverage for Event Cancellation, Travel and Supply Chain Losses (program materials)
- Investment Adviser Regulatory Update: Considerations Regarding the Coronavirus and Getting Ready for the 2020 ADV Update Season: Transcript of the PLI One Hour Briefing, conducted March 18, 2020
- Investment Adviser Regulatory Update: Considerations Regarding the Coronavirus and Getting Ready for the 2020 ADV Update Season (program materials)
- COVID-19 and the Cyber-Risks of Working from Home: Meeting the Challenges: Transcript of the PLI One Hour Briefing, conducted March 25, 2020
- COVID-19 and the Cyber-Risks of Working from Home: Meeting the Challenges (program materials)
- COVID-19 Challenges for First Quarter 2020 Form 10-Q and Annual Meetings: Transcript of the PLI One Hour Briefing, conducted March 26, 2020
- COVID-19 Challenges for First Quarter 2020 Form 10-Q and Annual Meetings (program materials)
- How Employers Can Manage the Coronavirus/COVID-19 Pandemic: Your Workplace Questions Asked—and Answered!: Transcript of the PLI One Hour Briefing, conducted March 26, 2020
- How Employers Can Manage the Coronavirus/COVID-19 Pandemic: Your Workplace Questions Asked—and Answered! (program materials)
- Coronavirus Considerations: SEC Disclosure, Labor & Employment, Insurance, Litigation, Breach of Contract and Force Majeure Issues: Transcript of the PLI One Hour Briefing, conducted March 27, 2020
- Coronavirus Considerations: SEC Disclosure, Labor & Employment, Insurance, Litigation, Breach of Contract and Force Majeure Issues (program materials)
PLI Press Journals
PLI Press publishes two journals–PLI Current: The Journal of PLI Press and PLI Current: White Collar Practice Journal. This page contains descriptions of each of these journals, as well as information on journal subscriptions.
PLI Current: The Journal of PLI Press is a quarterly legal journal published by PLI Press and dedicated to providing timely and relevant analysis, insight, and commentary on topics of interest to practicing attorneys and others in the legal profession across a range of practice and interest areas. This journal contains original articles authored by practicing attorneys, including PLI authors and program faculty, as well as judges, scholars, and other professionals in the legal field with expertise in a given practice area or areas.
Print subscriptions include four issues for $300.00. Orders can be placed at www.pli.edu/PLICurrent. Online subscriptions include four issues per year as well as access to all back issues. Orders can be placed by emailing PLUS@pli.edu.
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PLI Current: White Collar Practice Journal is a legal journal that focuses on white collar/financial crimes and related matters. This journal contains original articles authored by practicing attorneys, including PLI authors and program faculty, as well as judges, scholars, and other professionals in the legal field with expertise in a given practice area or areas.
Print subscriptions include two issues for $249.00 per year. Orders can be placed at www.pli.edu/PLICurrentWC. Online subscriptions include two issues per year as well as access to all back issues. Orders can be placed by emailing PLUS@pli.edu.
For information on purchasing individual print issues, discounts for students and educational institutions, enterprise-wide subscriptions, and any other inquiries, email PLUS@pli.edu.
New Journal! PLI Current: White Collar Practice Journal
We are pleased to announce the newest journal from PLI Press, PLI Current: White Collar Practice Journal. This journal is the first in a series of new journals from PLI Press dedicated to coverage of key practice areas. It will be published at least twice each year and features original articles written by the leading experts in this field—practicing attorneys, judges, scholars, and others, including PLI Press’s highly acclaimed authors and CLE faculty members—dedicated to bringing you expert commentary and analysis of developments in financial crimes and related issues.
Articles in this premier issue include:
- An Assessment of the Impact of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act over Its Forty-Year History, Don Zarin (Holland & Knight LLP)
- Challenging the DOJ’s Accomplice Liability Strategy for Reaching Foreign Conduct in International Bribery Schemes, Colin R. Jennings, Steven A. Delchin (Squire Patton Boggs LLP)
- Private Ownership and Public Trust: Combating Money Laundering by Requiring Beneficial Owners to Disclose Their Interests, Nicole Healy (Ropers Majeski Kohn & Bentley PC)
- Cooperate and Risk Waiver? Balancing the Benefits of Government Cooperation with the Risks of Privilege Waiver in Conducting Internal Investigations, Melinda Haag, Rachel Muoio (Orrick, Herrington, Sutcliffe LLP)
- Double Whammy: How the Landscape of Insider Trading Law Has Been Altered by the Second Circuit’s Martoma Decision and Prosecutors’ Creative Tactics Since Newman, Eugene Ingoglia, Tobias Fischer (Allen & Overy LLP)
This journal is available on PLI PLUS, our online research database. If you’d like to purchase a print copy, please email libraryrelations@pli.edu or call 877.900.5291.
PLI Current: The Journal of PLI Press
We are pleased to announce that the Summer 2018 issue of PLI Current: The Journal of PLI PLUS is available on PLI PLUS! Each issue of PLI Current features original articles that cover new and emerging developments impacting the law and the legal profession. In every issue you’ll find expert insights, commentary, and analysis from leading practitioners, including PLI authors and faculty members.
Articles in this Summer 2018 issue include:
- Practice Tips for Challenging Immigration Detention in the Wake of Jennings v. Rodriguez, Judah Lakin & Amalia Wille (Van Der Hout Brigagliano & Nightingale), Valerie Anne Zukin (Justice & Diversity Ctr. of Bar Ass’n of S.F.)
- Sexual Harassment Bills in the #MeToo Era, Miriam F. Clark (Ritz Clark & Ben-Asher LLP)
- The Foreign Agents Registration Act: A New Wave of Enforcement, Robert K. Kelner, Zachary G. Parks, Alexandra K. Langton (Covington & Burling LLP)
- Structuring Foreign Investments in U.S. Real Estate After the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Carl Merino, Dina Kapur Sanna (Day Pitney LLP)
The Summer 2018 issue also features articles on data security and the CLOUD Act; preparing for depositions and motions in limine; modernizing communications safe harbors for issuers of securities; the impact of Trump’s tax cuts on profits interests as executive compensation; and more.
PLI Current is available through your PLI PLUS subscription.
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