Successful lawyers are often the ones who approach the law and the practice of law creatively.  Here are a few examples of books from the King County Law Library that take a creative approach.

Bioethical and Evolutionary Approaches to Medicine and the Law by W. Noel Keyes.  American Bar Association, 2007.

Creating Effective Parenting Plans:  A Developmental Approach for Lawyers and Divorce Professionals, by John Hartson and Brenda Payne.  American Bar Association, 2006.

Creating Winning Trial Strategies and Graphics, by G. Christopher Ritter.  American Bar Association, 2004.

Creative Problem Solver’s Handbook for Negotiators and Mediators:  A Pracademic Approach:  A Guide for Practitioners, Academics, and Students of Creative Problem Solving, by John W. Cooley.  American Bar Association, 2005.

The Foundation of Success: Practical Business Management for Attorneys and Legal Administrators:  Make Your Law Firm More Effective – as an Attorney, an Administrator, or Both.  Washington State Bar Association, 2005.

Intellectual Property Law:  Commercial, Creative, and Industrial Property, by Jay Dratler.  Law Journal Press, 1991-.

The Lawyer’s Guide to Crating a Business Plan:  A Step-by-Step Software Package, by Linda Pinson.  American Bar Association, 2005.  CD-ROM.

The Lawyer’s Guide to Creating Persuasive Computer Presentations, by Ann E. Brenden and John D. Goodhue.  American Bar Association, 2005.

Marketing Success Stories:  Conversations with Leading Lawyers, 2nd ed., by Hollis Hatfield Weishar and Joyce K. Smiley.  American Bar Association, 2004.

Thinking Outside the Cubicle.  Washington State Trial Lawyers Association, 2004.