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Bibliography

• 1991: Which Side Are You On?: Trying to Be For Labor When It's Flat On Its Back (FSG), ISBN 0-374-28919-0
• 1998: The Secret Lives of Citizens: Pursuing the Promise of American Life (Pantheon Books), ISBN 0-679-42153-X
• 2002: In America's Court: How a Civil Lawyer Who Likes to Settle Stumbled into a Criminal Trial (New Press), ISBN 1-56584-732-6
• 2005: The Law in Shambles (Prickly Paradigm), ISBN 0-9728196-9-X
• 2007 (forthcoming): See You in Court: How the Right Made America a Lawsuit Nation (New Press), ISBN 978-1-59558-099-3

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External links

• Nation pieces
• TAP pieces