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Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck co-founder Steve Farber, who helped bring the 2008 Democratic National Convention to Denver, spoke Friday with co-author Harlan Abrahams about their book, “On The List,” which detailed, in part, Farber’s acceptance of a kidney from his son Gregg.

Steve Farber

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Harlan Abrahams

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A U.S. Supreme Court confirmation hearing can be a difficult process. It turns out, that just getting to Washington, D.C., for the nomination announcement can also involve some twists and literal wrong turns, The ABA Journal reports.

In an interview with C-SPAN, Sotomayor told of a long wait for the White House phone call and a difficult trip in a torrential rain, according to stories in the Washington Post, The Caucus blog of the New York Times, and The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times.

Extra: During C-SPAN’s Q&A, Supreme Court Week executive producer Mark Farkas describes working with the Supreme Court public information staff as he put together C-SPAN’s documentary and interviews with all the Justices.

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Karl Fisch and Scott McLeod are globally recognized their “Shift Happens (Did You Know?)” video series. An updated 4.0 version was released Sept. 14.
The series was discussed at the 2009 Futures Conference & College Annual Meeting this week at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. The conference, sponsored by the College of Law Practice Management, examined where the practice of law going and how lawyers’ practices will fit it.

Also discussed was this video from Social Media Nation:

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KBDI-TV host Mike Zinna recently interviewed 18th Judicial District DA Carol Chambers and her husband, defense attorney and former Arapahoe County Republican chairman Nathan Chambers.

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The congressman, in his first video to constituents, also criticizes HHS Secretary Sebelius’ role because she headed the Kansas trial lawyers association.

The website Legal Rebels recently asked Above the Law founder David Lat to interview Steve Brill, founder of American Lawyer magazine and Court TV — and, in many ways, his generation’s David Lat — about how much legal journalism has changed, and how much it hasn’t, in the last 30 years.

The interviews appear here, in three parts:

Michael Greenberger, J.D., founder and director of the University of Maryland Center for Health and Homeland Security and a professor at the University of Maryland School of Law, discusses the arrest of terror suspect Najibullah Zazi and how the case has been handled so far.