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The article presents a research on the utilization of computer technology by business educators for teaching and management in the business education classroom. It notes that the study's targeted population includes the business education teachers who were members of the state business education professional association from a Midwestern state in the U.S. It reveals that most teachers are utilizing technology as a teaching tool for lesson presentation, remediation, and review. Charts are also presented which depict variables including the commercial software programs used for taking attendance, the frequency of commercial technology, and the order of technology as for presentation.

Discusses the impact of lawsuits on American companies. Obstacle to productivity; Individuals' demands for rights and entitlements; Lawsuit as legalized extortion; Reaction to civil justice reform proposals; Example of Keene Corp.'s experience with asbestos litigation; Limit to plaintiffs' responsibility; Need for stopping of punitive damages.