The Florida Bar Journal 1992: Vol 66 Index

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cial Programs. My 36 Hill, Benjamin H., Ill
Friedland, Kirk Devising a Pro Bono Plan That Works
What Does a Local Inn of Court Do? The . My 6 LaCheen, Stephen Robert
West Palm Beach Story ..O 84 Help Us Shape the Future of the Clients’ John Peter Zinger and the Right to Coun¬
Frumkes, Melvyn B. Security Fund.Mr 8 sel of Choice. Mr 60
Installment Payments of the Equitable Sunshine and the Courts.F 6 Lafferty, LaTour Rey
Distribution Award in Dissolution of The Bar Year in Review.Je 6 Standing in the Face of Croson: The 11th
Marriage Proceedings.F 50 The Judiciary Needs Our Help—Now Circuit Creates an Insurmountable Bar¬
. Ja 5 rier to Judicial Review of Minority Busi¬
The McKay Commission and Florida’s ness Enterprise Programs.O 34
Disciplinary Process.Ap 6 Lazarus, Lauren C.
Gewirtz, Jerry M. Hyde, Kevin E. Should Fault Be a Significant Considera¬
Impact of F.S. §687.0304 on Lender Li¬ Florida’s Approach to Reducing tion in Property Division and in Deter¬
ability Actions.Je 82 Workplace Substance Abuse: Workers’ mining Alimony and Child Support
Gilroy, John F., Ill Compensation . Mr 46 . O 76
Avoiding the Agency-Go-Round Leesfield, Ira H.
. Ap 33 It’s Time to Dispose of the Statute of
Glantz, Wendy Newman Repose . . . Finally.Ja 14
Professional Goodwill; The Distinguish¬ Levine, Andrew Kenneth
able Asset.Je 102 Ingley, Mary E. Limiting Repetitive Litigation in Admin¬
Glickstein, Judge Hugh S. Workers’ Compensation and tbe Ameri¬ istrative Proceedings.F 45
1992: A Year to Rediscover the Best Inter¬ cans with Disabilities Act.Je 77 Lewis, Mark F.
ests of the Child. F 67 Unexplained Recent Possession—Flor¬
Gordon, Judge Jon 1. ida’s Triple Hurdle Inference.N 19
Creative Lawyering: Remedies for Custo¬ Licari, John F.
dial Abuses and Willful Breaches of Is Florida’s Personal Representative Stat¬
Matrimonial Judgments—Part I Jackson, Joseph S. ute Constitutional? “No”.F 16
. Mr 54 The National Bicentennial Competition Lomangino, Adalsinda
Creative Lawyering; Remedies for Custo¬ on the Constitution and Bill of Rights: Political Asylum and Other Forms of Re¬
dial Abuses and Willful Breaches of Opportunity to Foster Civic Education lief . My 18
Matrimonial Judgments—Part II . F 74
. Ap 61 Jacobson, Richard A.
Grady, Thomas R. Foreign Investors: Immigration and
Limited Partnerships and the Emerging Nonimmigration Considerations Makar, Scott D.
Tort of Suitability Under the Florida . My 68 Anticompetitive Actions in the Adminis¬
Securities and Investor Protection Act Jenkins, Joryn trative Forum.F 33
. Ja 21 The American Inns of Courts—An Over¬ Honey, I Shrunk the First Amendment:
Grohman, Joseph M. view . Ap 67 Free Speech on High School and Col¬
Changed Circumstances: Equity’s Inequi¬ Johnson, John E. lege Campuses.Je 13
table Defense.Je 87 Economic Loss Rule: A Trial Lawyer’s Judicial Staff and Ethical Conduct. N 10
Guide to Protecting Contract Rights
Mandel, Roberta Goodman
. Ap 38
Prisoner Civil Rights: The Need for the
Jordan, William F.
Implementation of Adequate Inmate
Limited Partnerships and the Emerging
Haines, Martin L., Ill Grievance Mechanisms.Je 91
Tort of Suitability Under the Florida
Rights of Others in the Lives of Children Mander, Stephen E.
Securities and Investor Protection Act
. D 44 IMMACT90 Revisions Regarding Immi¬
. Ja 21
Hannah, Roderick V. gration Consequences of Criminal Ac¬
Juhl, Heidi
Litigation Service Providers: Who Pays? tivity . My 28
The Opt-Out Dilemma: Home Rule v.
. O 29 Mansbach, Robert E., Jr.
Regulatory Uniformity.D 66
Hanzman, Michael A. Dual Challenges to Exclusive Employer
Unprecedented and Improper Expansion Liability. F 53
of Florida’s “Economic Loss” and “Inde- Marks, Deborah
p>endent Tort” Rules.Ap 42 Rights of Others in the Lives of Children:
Harkness, John F., Jr. Karibjanian, George D. A Basis for Confusion.D 46
An Interesting Year Lies Ahead for The Fighting the Statute of Limitations—Is McGee, David
Florida Bar.Jy/Ag 8 There Hope?.N 45 CERCLA Cleanups and a Neighboring
Annual Reports Detail the Work of the Kirkwood, Peter T. Resident’s Private Nuisance Action
Bar’s Many Volunteers.Je 11 Income Tax Planning for Property Trans¬ . Ja 46
Be Familiar with New Advertising Rules fers to Charitable Trusts and Founda¬ McIntosh, Donna L.
. F8 tions . Mr 34 Conflicts of Interest for Public Officers
Don’t Miss Midyear. D 10 Kornblau, Barbara and Employees—The Common Law in
Immigration Law Isn’t Just for Immigra¬ Implementing the Americans with Dis¬ Florida.Ja 31
tion Lawyers. My 8 abilities Act—A Practical Approach McKnight, William H.
Justice Demands Full Judicial Funding . Ja 56 The Cost of Medical Care in Workers’
. Ja 6 Workers’ Compensation and the Ameri¬ Compensation Cases; We Haven’t Seen
LOMAS—The Focus Shifts.Mr 10 cans with Disabilities Act.Je 77 Anything Yet. O 80
Make Plans Now to Attend Convention Korones, N. David McSorley, Joseph F.
. Ap 8 Rights of Others in the Lives of Children: Admissibility of Coconspirator Declara¬
New Bar Campaign Policies Work Well A Basis for Confusion.D 46 tions Under Florida and Federal Law
. N 9 Krawitz, Sandra G. . N 32
Your Board of Governors.O 9 Florida’s Dynamic Health Care Directives Mendelsohn, Stephen
Hauversburk, Michael J. Law: 1992 Changes.N 26 Excessive Use of Force: Seeking Redress
What Is the Proper Measure of Damages Kurzban, Ira J. for Civil Rights Violations.Ja 9
for Defective Repairs to Personal Prop¬ The Changing Face of Immigration Law Metzger, Elizabeth A.
erty? . F 71 . My 11 The Evolution of the Medical Malpractice
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Statute of Limitations.Je 73 Yours, Mine or Ours? Shareholder's Stand¬ Ja 56
Middelthon, Wm. Royall, Jr. ing to Assert Corporate Claims .. D 38 Solov, Mark D.
A Primer for Attorneys Representing the Roehrenbeck, Carol A. New Standards, If Not Greater Protec¬
U.S. in Quiet Title Actions.N 61 Admissibility of Blood Serum Alcohol Test tions, Against Land Use Regulations
Miller, Patricia H. Results in DUI Cases.Jy/Ag 42 D 58
A Local Government Ordinance May Not Rosen, Michael H. Soloway, Daniel M.
Be the Law. N 53 Unraveling the Mystery: The Admissibil¬ Dry Shoes.Ja 60
Mills, E. A. “Seth," Jr. ity of Inextricably Intertwined Evi¬ Sonneborn, Barbara W.
Construction Lien Rights—Out the Doehr dence . Mr 43 The Evolution of the Medical Malpractice
. Je 109 Russell, Raymond W. Statute of Limitations.Je 73
Mock, Frank M. Admissibility of Blood Serum Alcohol Test Spear, Jo Claire
Florida’s Administrative Supervision Stat¬ Results in DUI Cases.Jy/Ag 42 Lender Environmental Liability: The
ute: Its Impact on Continuing Care EPA’s Interpretation of CERCLA’s
Communities. Ap 23 S Security Interest Exemption . Jy/Ag 24
Spector, Richard M.
N Salussolia, Piero Commodity Futures Law.Ap 54
Information Reporting and Record Main¬ Spridgeon, Timothy M.
Nam, David W. tenance Requirements Under IRC Family Immigration After IMMACT90
1992 Amendments to the Florida Admin¬ §§6038A and 6038C. F 64 . My 12
istrative Procedure Act.Jy/Ag 55 Sanchez, William Stern, Jerome
Nelson, Barry A. Political Asylum and Other Forms of Re¬ Can Lawyers Write English?.O 44
Litigation in Robbie Estate Illustrates lief . My 18 Stewart, Joel
Elective Share/Revocable Trust Traps Scarritt, Thomas P., Jr. Employer Sanctions and the Employer’s
. Ja 38 Defending the Sovereign in §1983 Police Response. My 60
Misconduct Cases.F 61 Stoler, Robert M.
O Schenkel, Kent D. Defending the Sovereign in §1983 Police
IRS Chief Counsel Reconsiders Hospital- Misconduct Cases.F61
O’Connell, James M. Physician “Revenue Stream” Joint Ven¬
Banks and Insurance: The Tug-of-War tures .Ap 58 T
Continues.Ja 42 Schnabel, Suzanne M.
O’Connor, Kathy A Florida Inn of Court Member Describes Tobocman, Sarah Lea
The Product Liability Statute of Repose: Her Experiences as a Pegasus Scholar Employment of Nonimmigrant Aliens Af¬
A Case of Premature Burial .Ap 9 of the Inner Temple.D 76 ter IMMACT90. My 48
Schneider, Sanford Tomasello, Thomas G.
P It’s Time to Revisit PW Ventures, Inc. The Applicant’s Case-in-Chief: Now or
. O 67 Later?. Je 106
Schwartz, Darren A.
Panoff, Robert E.
Innocent OwnerAnnocent Spouse—Repre¬ “SLAPP” Suits: An Assault on the Right W
to Petition the Government.Mr 51
senting the Criminal’s Lover.D 49
Structuring, Money-Laundering, and Shaeffer, Jane H. Walker, Gary
“8300” Improprieties—The New “Tax” Representation of Children in Depend¬ Legislative Versus Judicial Regulation of
Crimes of the Decade?!.Ja 34 ency Actions: The Child’s Unfulfilled Hospital Charges.Ap 64
Perez, Fernando, III and Illusory Right.N 64 Walker, J. Brent
Family Immigration After IMMACT90 Share, Leslie A. Free Exercise of Religion: A Right, Not a
. My 12 U.S. Tax Treaties Provide Significant Plan¬ Luxury. D 22
Pertnoy, Leonard D. ning Opportunities.O 63 Watkins, Nicolas J.
“Let the Games Begin”—Legal Jeopardy Shuck, Ronald R. Employer Sanctions and the Employer’s
at the Peter T. Fay American Inn of Florida’s Administrative Supervision Stat¬ Response. My 60
Court. Je 111 ute: Its Impact on Continuing Care Watts, C. Allen
Press, Martin R. Communities.Ap 23 Beyond User Fees? Impact Fees for
Offers in Compromise as to Collectibility Silverstein, Murray B. Schools and . F 56
of Taxes: The New Government Policy The Plight of Professionals Defending Weaver, Ronald L.
.Jy/Ag 60 Regulators’ Claims.F 11 Lender Environmental Liability: The
Price, Pamela O. Simpson, Lonnie L. EPA’s Interpretation of CERCLA’s
Is Florida’s Personal Representative Stat¬ Conducting Oral Depositions of Corpora¬ Security Interest Exemption . Jy/Ag 24
ute Constitutional? “Yes”.F 16 tions and Organizations Under the Flor¬ New Standards, If Not Greater Protec¬
ida and Federal Rules.Jy/Ag 48 tions, Against Land Use Regulations
R Singer, Michael S. . D 58
Fighting the Statute of Limitations—Is Wein, Steven J.
There Hope?.N 45 The Plight of Professionals Defending
Radson, Marion J. Smith, David T. Regulators’ Claims.F 11
A Local Government Ordinance May Not Joint Accounts in Financial Institutions Weiss, Elaine
Be the Law.N 53 or the Case of “Surviving Party v. Per¬ A Day in the Life of an Immigration
Ravikoff, Ronald B.
sonal Representative”—Part I.. Mr 39 Practitioner. My 74
Making Claims Against Failed Financial Joint Accounts in Financial Institutions West, Gregory K.
Institutions. F 40 or the Case of the “Surviving Party v. Florida’s Administrative Supervision Stat¬
Riesenburger, Patricia J.
Personal Representative”—Part II ute: Its Impact on Continuing Care
Progressive Causes of Action in Domestic . Ap 50 Communities.Ap 23
Cases—Part Two.Ja 53 Snowden, Michael Wetherington, R. Wade
Rifkin, Larry S.
Discovery of Medical Experts’ Records in Residential Mortgages: Adequately
Employment of Nonimmigrant Aliens Af¬ Connection with Compulsory Medical Protecting the Mortgagee in Florida
ter IMMACT90. My 48
Examinations.Ja 50 Bankruptcy Courts. D 12
Roche. Renee A. Soli, Martin Wolfson, Jay
Beyond the Corporate Veil: The Potential Implementing the Americans with Dis¬ Legislative Versus Judicial Regulation of
Liability of Officers and Agents . Mr 22
abilities Act—A Practical Approach Hospital Charges.Ap 64
82 THE FLORIDA BAR JOURNAL/DECEMBER 1992
Woodruff, Alan Subject Index eral Rule of Civil Procedure 12: You
Lien Stripping in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Had Better Answer, Scott L. Cagan
After Dewsnup v. Timm.Jy/Ag 31 . My 82
ERISA’s Hidden Traps for Owner- A Limiting Repetitive Litigation in Admin¬
Employees . D 30
istrative Proceedings, Andrew Kenneth
Access Levine. F 45
Y It's Here—Now What? A Primer on Attor¬ Arbitration/Mediation
ney Pro Bono Services, Eugene J. Fi¬ Florida's Challenge to the Authority of
Young, Burton erro . O 16 Arbitrators to Decide the Statute of
Creative Lawyering: Remedies for Custo¬ Administrative Agencies Limitations, Neal J. Blaher.D 62
dial Abuses and Willful Breaches of Legislative Versus Judicial Regulation of Asylum
Matrimonial Judgments—Part I Hospital Charges, Gary Walker and Political Asylum and Other Forms of Re¬
. Mr 54 Jay Wolfson . Ap 64 lief, Adalsinda Lomangino and William
Creative Lawyering: Remedies for Custo¬ Administrative Law and Procedure Sanchez . My 18
dial Abuses and Willful Breaches of Anticompetitive Actions in the Adminis¬
Matrimonial Judgments—Part II trative Forum, Scott D. Makar ... F 33 B
. Ap 61 Avoiding the Agency-Go-Round, Paul H.
Raging Debate: Should “Substitute” Par¬ Amundsen and John F. Gilroy III Bankruptcy
ents Have Legal Rights to Child Visita¬ . Ap 33 Lien Stripping in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
tion? . D 43 Florida’s Administrative Supervision Stat¬ After Dewsnup v. Timm, Alan Woodruff
ute: Its Impact on Continuing Care . Jy/Ag 31
Z Communities, Frank M. Mock, Ronald Residential Mortgages: Adequately
R. Shuck and Gregory K. West . Ap 23 Protecting the Mortgagee in Florida
Zyne, Philip M. Limiting Repetitive Litigation in Admin¬ Bankruptcy Courts, R. Wade W’ether-
Employment Based Immigration and Spe¬ istrative Proceedings, Andrew Kenneth ington . D 12
cial Programs. My 36 Levine . F 45 Banks and Banking
McDonald Revisited: The Development Banks and Insurance: The Tug-of-War
of the Deference Doctrine in Florida Continues, David A. Barclay and James
Administrative Law, M. Christopher M. O’Connell .Ja 42
Bryant and Segundo J. Fernandez Making Claims Against Failed Financial
. D 70 Institutions, Ronald B. Ravikoff . F 40
The Applicant’s Case-in-Chief: Now or The Plight of Professionals Defending
Later?, Thomas G. Tomasello .. Je 106 Regulators’ Claims, Murray B. Silver-
1992 Amendments to the Florida Admin¬ stein and Steven J. Wein.F 11
The Time
istrative Procedure Act, David W. Nam Barkett, Chief Justice Rosemary
. Jy/Ag .55 Chief Justice Barkett, Gary Blankenship
Has Come... “SLAPP” Suits: An Assault on the Right . O 10
to Petition the Government, Paul H. Blood Alcohol Test
Amundsen and Darren A. Schwartz Admissibility of Blood Serum Alcohol Test
...to send for the latest .Mr 51 Results in DUI Cases, Carol A. Roehren-
Administrative Procedure Act beck and Raymond W. Russell
copy of the free Consumer Avoiding the Agency-Go-Round, Paul H. .Jy/Ag 42
Information Catalog. Amundsen and John F. Gilroy III Books
It hsts more than 200 . Ap 33 Immigration Library Update, Jeffrey A.
free or low-cost government 1992 Amendments to the Florida Adniin- Bernstein. My 76
i.strative Procedure Act, David W. Nam Reviews.Mr 58, Je 112, O 86, D 78
puhUcations on topics like
.Jy/Ag 55 Breach of Contract
money, food, jobs, children, Admissibility of Evidence Beyond the Corporate Veil: The Potential
cars, health, and federaJ Admissibility of Coconspirator Declara¬ Liability of Officers and Agents, Renee
benefits. tions Under Florida and Federal Law, A. Roche. Mr 22
Don’t waste another Joseph F. MeSorley.N 32 Business Law
The Accident Report Privilege: Going . . . Banks and Insurance: The Tug-of-War
minute, send today for the
Going . . . Gone?, R. W. Evans .. Mr 12 Continues, David A. Barclay and James
latest free Catalog and a Unraveling the Mystery: The Admissibil¬ M. O’Connell.Ja 42
free sample booklet. Send ity of Inextricably Intertwined Evi¬ Beyond the Corporate Veil: The Potential
your name and address to: dence, Michael H. Rosen.Mr 43 Liability of Officers and Agents, Renee
Agency Rulemaking A. Roche. Mr 22
McDonald Revisited: The Development Commodity Futures Law, Richard M. Spec-
Consumer
of the Deference Doctrine in Florida tor .Ap 54
Information Center Administrative Law, M. Christopher Foreign Investors: Immigration and
Bryant and Segundo J. Fernandez Nonimmigration Considerations, Wil¬
Department TH
. D 70 liam J. Flynn III and Richard A. Jacob¬
Pueblo, Colorado Alimony and Child Support son . My 68
Should Fault Be a Significant Considera¬ Impact of F.S. §687.0304 on Lender Li¬
81009 tion in Property Division and in Deter¬ ability Actions, Jerry M. Gewirtz
mining Alimony and Child Support, . Je 82
Lauren C. Lazarus. 0 76 Issues of Lender Successor Liability, Mat¬
A public service of this publication and Annual Meeting thew J. Comisky. N 39
the Consumer Information Center of the Make Plans Now to Attend Convention, Joint Accounts in Financial Institutions
U.S. General Services Administration. John F. Harkness, Jr.Ap 8 or the Case of “Surviving Party v. Per¬
Antitrust Law sonal Representative”—Part I, David
Anticompetitive Actions in the Adminis¬ T. Smith.Mr 39
trative Forum, Scott D. Makar ... F 33 Joint Accounts in Financial Institutions
Appellate Practice or the Case of the “Surviving Party v.
A Partial Motion to Dismiss Under Fed¬ Personal Representative”—Part II,
THE FLORIDA BAR JOURNAL/DECEMBER 1992 83
David T. Smith . Ap 50 eral Rule of Civil Procedure 12; You Conflicts of Interest for Public Officers
Lien Stripping in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Had Better Answer, Scott L. Cagan and Employees—The Common Law in
After Deu-'snt/pu. Timm, Alan Woodruff . My 82 Florida, Donna L. McIntosh .Ja 31
. Jy/Ag 31 Civil Rights Economic Loss Rule: A Trial Lawyer’s
Limited Partnerships and the Emerging Defending the Sovereign in §1983 Police Guide to Protecting Contract Rights,
Tort of Suitability Under the Florida Misconduct Cases, Thomas P. Scarritt, Robert H. Buesing and John E. Johnson
Securities and Investor Protection Act, Jr., and Robert M. Stoler. F 61 . Ap 38
Stewart L. Brown, Thomas R. Grady Excessive Use of Force: Seeking Redress Impact of F.S. §687.0304 on Lender Li¬
and William F. Jordan.Ja 21 for Civil Rights Violations, Stephen ability Actions, Jerrv M. Gewirtz
Making Claims Against Failed Financial Mendelsohn. Ja 9 ..'.. Je 82
Institutions, Ronald B. Ravikoff. F 40 Free Exercise of Religion: A Right, Not a The Determination of “Prevailing Party”
Taking Steps to Qualify Customer Lists Luxury, J. Brent Walker. D 22 in Contract Actions—Is the Glass Half
as “Trade Secrets,” Stephen B. Daiker Prisoner Civil Rights: The Need for the Empty or Half Full?, Jay O. Barber
. O 22 Implementation of Adequate Inmate . N 49
Tax Aspects of Personal Injury Awards Grievance Mechanisms, Roberta Unprecedented and Improper Expansion
and Structured Settlements, Mark Coel Goodman Mandel .Je 91 of Florida’s “Economic Loss” and “Inde¬
. My 78 Clients' Security Fund pendent Tort” Rules, Michael A.
Taxes in the Motion Picture Industry, Help Us Shape the Future of the Clients’ Hanzman . Ap 42
Glen A. Adams and Louis T. M. Conti Security Fund, Benjamin H. Hill III Copyright
. Je 99 Mr 8 Copyright and Videos: Current Trends in
Yours, Mine or Ours? Shareholder’s Stand- Cogeneration the Right of Public Performance, Gayle
ing to Assert Corporate Claims, Darryl It’s Time to Revisit PW Venlurot, Inc., E. Coleman . Ap 46
M. Bloodworth and Renee A. Roche Sanford Schneider. O 67 Corporate Rights
. D 38 Collateral Estoppel Yours, Mine or Ours? Shareholder’s Stand¬
Silent Demise of the Mutuality Require- ing to Assert Corporate Claims, Darryl
C ment in the Defensive Use of Collateral M. Bloodworth and Renee A. Roche
Estoppel, Donald A. Blackwell .. Ap 18 . D 38
CERCLA Collectibility Corporations
Lender Environmental Liability: The Offers in Compromise as to Collectibility Fighting the Statute of Limitations—Is
EPA’s Interpretation of CERCLA’s Se- of Taxes: The New Government Policy, There Hope?, George D. Karibjanian
curity Interest Exemption, Jo Claire Martin R. Press.Jy Ag 60 and Michael S. Singer.N 45
Spear and Ronald L. Weaver . Jy/Ag 24 Comity Court Rules
Changed Circumstances Uniform Foreign Money Judgments Rec- A Partial Motion to Dismiss Under Fed¬
Changed Circumstances: Equity’s Inequi- ognition Act—An Idea Whose Time Has eral Rule of Civil Procedure 12: You
table Defense, Joseph M. Grohman Come in Florida, Ricardo J. Cata . Je 94 Had Better Answer, Scott L. Cagan
Je 87 Commercial Law . My 82
Charitable Trusts Making Claims Against Failed Conducting Oral Depositions of Corpora¬
Income Tax Planning for Property Trans- Financial Institutions, Ronald B. tions and Organizations Under the Flor¬
fers to Charitable Trusts and Founda- Ravikoff. F 40 ida and Federal Rules, Lonnie L.
tions, Peter T. Kirkwood.Mr 34 Tbe Plight of Professionals Defending Simpson .Jy/Ag 48
Child Abuse Regulators’ Claims, Murray B. Silver- What Is the Proper Measure of Damages
A New Insanity—Fetal Alcohol Syn- stein and Steven J. Wein.F 11 for Defective Repairs to Personal Prop¬
drome, David A. Davis.D 53 Constitution erty?, Michael J. Hauversburk .... F 71
Child Custody The National Bicentennial Competition Criminal Law
Raging Debate: Should “Substitute” Par- on the Constitution and Bill of Rights: A New Insanity—Fetal Alcohol Syn¬
ents Have Legal Rights to Child Visita- Opportunity to Foster Civic Education, drome, David A. Davis.D 53
tion?. Burton Young.D 43 Joseph S. Jackson . F 74 A Primer for Attorneys Representing the
Representation of Children in Depend- Constitutional Law U.S. in Quiet Title Actions, Wm. Royall
ency Actions: The Child’s Unfulfilled Free Exercise of Religion: A Right, Not a Middelthon, Jr. N 61
and Illusory Right, Jane H. Shaeffer Luxury, J. Brent Walker.D 22 Admissibility of Blood Serum Alcohol Test
N 64 Is Florida’s Personal Representative Stat- Results in DUI Cases, Carol A. Roehren-
Rights of Others in the Lives of Children, ute Constitutional? “No,” Frederick J. beck and Raymond W. Russell
Martin L. Haines III. D 44 Bosch and John F. Licari.F 16 .Jy/Ag 42
Rights of Others in the Lives of Children: Is Florida’s Personal Representative Stat- Admissibility of Coconspirator Declara¬
A Basis for Confusion, N. David ute Constitutional? “Yes,” Tracy A. Bor- tions Under Florida and Federal Law,
Korones and Deborah Marks.D 46 gert and Pamela 0. Price.F 16 Joseph F. MeSorley.N 32
Child Rights Construction Contracts Employer Sanctions and the Employer’s
Johnson Controls Poses a Difficult Ques- Issues of Lender Successor Liability, Mat- Response, Joel Stewart and Nicolas J.
tion for Employers: Does Title VII thew J. Comisky. N 39 Watkins. My 60
Preempt State Tort Claims for Prena- Standing in the Face of Croson: The 11th Florida’s Habitual Felony Offender Stat¬
tal Injuries?, Tami Lesser Baldinger Circuit Creates an Insurmountable Bar- ute: New Life for an Old Law, Robert
. 0 40 rier to Judicial Review of Minority Busi- R. Bensko, Jr. O 49
Raging Debate: Should “Substitute” Par- ness Enterprise Programs, LaTour Rey IMMACT90 Revisions Regarding Immi¬
ents Have Legal Rights to Child Visita- Lafferty . O 34 gration Consequences of Criminal Ac¬
tion?, Burton Young.D 43 Construction Liens tivity, Jeffrey N. Brauwerman and
Rights of Others in the Lives of Children, Construction Lien Rights—Out the Doehr, Stephen E. Mander. My 28
Martin L. Haines III.D 44 E. A. “Seth” Mills, Jr.Je 109 Innocent Owner/Innocent Spouse—Repre¬
Rights of Others in the Lives of Children: Consumer Protection Law senting the Criminal’s Lover, Robert
A Basis for Confusion, N. David Uniform Commercial Code Express War- E. Panoff. D 49
Korones and Deborah Marks.D 46 ranties: Florida’s “Basis”-Less Bargain, Prisoner Civil Rights: The Need for the
1992: A Year to Rediscover the Best Inter- Michael Flynn .Jy/Ag 52 Implementation of Adequate Inmate
ests of the Child, Judge Hugh S. Click- What Is the Proper Measure of Damages Grievance Mechanisms, Roberta
stein . F 67 for Defective Repairs to Personal Prop- Goodman Mandel.Je 91
Civil Procedure erty?, Michael J. Hauversburk .... F 71 Structuring, Money-Laundering, and
A Partial Motion to Dismiss Under Fed- Contracts “8300” Improprieties—Tbe New “Tax”
84 THE FLORIDA BAR JOURNAU/DECEMBER 1992
Crimes of the Decade?!, Robert E. A Divorce I'rial Without Live W itnesses: Mark D. Solov and Ronald L. W'eaver
Panoff.Ja 34 Family Law in the 21st Century, Mere¬ . D 58
The Accident Report Privilege: Going. . . dith J. Cohen .Jy/Ag 64 “SLAPP” Suits: An Assault on the Right
Going . . . Gone?, R. W. Evans . Mr 12 Creative Lawyering: Remedies for Custo¬ to Petition the Government, Paul H.
Unexplained Recent Possession—Flor¬ dial Abuses and W’illful Breaches of Amundsen and Darren A. Schwartz
ida’s Triple Hurdle Inference, Mark F. Matrimonial Judgments—Part I, Judge . Mr 51
Lewis. N 19 Jon I. Gordon and Burton Young Estate Planning/Administration
Unraveling the Mystery: The Admis¬ . Mr 54 Asset Protection Trusts: Nuclear Bomb
sibility of Inextricably Intertwined Evi¬ Creative Lawyering: Remedies for Custo¬ Shelter, Richard S. Amari .... Jy/Ag 17
dence, Michael H. Rosen.Mr 43 dial Abuses and Willful Breaches of Is Florida’s Personal Representative Stat¬
Crossword Puzzle Matrimonial Judgments—Part II, ute Constitutional? “No,” Frederick J.
Je 28, Jy/Ag 15, O 90, D 69 Judge Jon I. Gordon and Burton Young Bosch and John F. Licari.F 16
Custody . Ap 61 Is Florida’s Personal Representative Stat¬
Creative Lawyering: Remedies for Custo¬ Installment Payments of the Equitable ute Constitutional? “Yes,” Tracy A. Bor-
dial Abuses and Willful Breaches of Distribution Award in Dissolution of gert and Pamela O. Price.F 16
Matrimonial Judgments—Part I, Judge Marriage Proceedings, Melvyn B. Ethics
Jon 1. Gordon and Burton Young Frumkes. F 50 Judicial Staff and Ethical Conduct, Scott
. Mr 54 Professional Goodwill: The Distinguish¬ D. Makar. N 10
Creative Lawyering: Remedies for Custo¬ able Asset, Wendy Newman Glantz Evidence
dial Abuses and Willful Breaches of . Je 102 Avoiding the Agency-Go-Round, Paul H.
Matrimonial Judgments—Part II, Should Fault Be a Significant Considera¬ Amundsen and John F. Gilroy III
Judge Jon 1. Gordon and Burton Young tion in Property Division and in Deter¬ . Ap 33
.Ap 61 mining Alimony and Child Support, The Applicant’s Case-in-Chief: Now or
Lauren C. Lazarus. O 76 Later?, Thomas G. Tomasello .. Je 106
D Driver’s Rights Excessive Force
The Accident Report Privilege: Going . . . Excessive Use of Force: Seeking Redress
Damages Going . . . Gone?, R. W’. Evans .. Mr 12 for Civil Rights Violations, Stephen
Prejudgment Interest as an Element of Due Process Mendelsohn.Ja 9
Damages, Weldon Earl Brennan Construction Lien Rights—Out the Doehr, Executive Directions
. Mr 29 E. A. “Seth” Mills, Jr.Je 109 An Interesting Year Lies Ahead for The
What Is the Proper Measure of Damages Florida Bar, John F. Harkness, Jr.
for Defective Repairs to Personal Prop¬ E .Jy/Ag 8
erty?, Michael J. Hauversburk .... F 71 Annual Reports Detail the W’ork of the
Depositions Economic Loss Rule Bar’s Many Volunteers, John F. Hark¬
Conducting Oral Depositions of Corpora¬ Economic Loss Rule: A Trial Lawyer’s ness, Jr.Je 11
tions and Organizations Under the Flor¬ Guide to Protecting Contract Rights, Be Familiar with New Advertising Rules,
ida and Federal Rules, Lonnie L. Robert H. Buesing and John E. Johnson John F. Harkness, Jr. F 8
Simpson . Jy/Ag 48 . Ap 38 Don’t Miss Midyear, John F.
Dimond, Alan Unprecedented and Improper Expansion Harkness, Jr. D 10
Profile of the President: Alan Dimond, of Florida’s “Economic Loss” and “Inde¬ Immigration Law Isn’t Just for Immigra¬
Gary Blankenship.Jy/Ag 10 pendent Tort” Rules, Michael A. tion Lawyers, John F. Harkness, Jr.
Disability Law Hanzman . Ap 42 . My 8
Implementing the Americans with Dis¬ Economics Justice Demands Full Judicial Funding,
abilities Act—A Practical Approach, Florida’s Administrative Supervision Stat¬ John F. Harkness, Jr.Ja 6
Melanie Ellexson, Barbara Kornblau ute: Its Impact on Continuing Care LOMAS—The Focus Shifts, John F. Hark¬
and Martin Soil.Ja 56 Communities, Frank M. Mock, Ronald ness, Jr. Mr 10
Workers’ Compensation and the Ameri¬ R. Shuck and Gregory K. West . Ap 23 Make Plans Now to Attend Convention,
cans with Disabilities Act, Mary E. Employee Benefits John F. Harkness, Jr.Ap 8
Ingley and Barbara L. Kornblau . Je 77 Dual Challenges to Exclusive Employer New Bar Campaign Policies Work Well,
Discipline Liability, Robert L. Dietz and Robert John F. Harkness, Jr.N 9
The McKay Commission and Florida’s E. Mansbach, Jr. F 53 Your Board of Governors, John F. Hark¬
Disciplinary Process, Benjamin H. Hill Employer and Employee ness, Jr. O 9
III. Ap 6 ERISA’s Hidden Traps for Owner-Em¬ Expert Witness
Disclosure ployees, Alan P. Woodruff.D 30 Litigation Service Providers: Who Pays?,
Land Use Disclosure Ordinances: How Implementing the Americans with Dis¬ Roderick V. Hannah. O 29
Much Does The Public Need To Know?, abilities Act—A Practical Approach,
Mark P. Barnebey.O 72 Melanie Ellexson, Barbara Kornblau F
Discovery and Martin Soli.Ja 56
Discovery of Medical Experts’ Records in Entertainment and Arts Law Family Law
Connection with Compulsory Medical Copyright and Videos: Current Trends in A Divorce Trial Without Live Witnesses:
Examinations, Michael Snowden the Right of Public Performance, Gayle Family Law in the 21st Century, Mere¬
. Ja 50 E. Coleman.Ap 46 dith J. Cohen.Jy/Ag 64
The Product Liability Statute of Repose: Taxes in the Motion Picture Industry, Continued Evolution of Partnership in
A Case of Premature Burial, Kathy Glen A. Adams and Louis T. M. Conti Florida Marital Law—Special Equity
O’Connor.Ap 9 . Je 99 After Robertson, William G. Crawford,
Discrimination Environmental and Land Use Law Jr. N 57
Honey, I Shrunk the First Amendment: CERCLA Cleanups and a Neighboring Creative Lawyering: Remedies for Custo¬
Free Speech on High School and Col¬ Resident’s Private Nuisance Action, dial Abuses and Willful Breaches of
lege Campuses, Scott D. Makar . Je 13 David McGee. Ja 46 Matrimonial Judgments—Part I, Judge
Standing in the Face of Croson: The 11th Lender Environmental Liability: The Jon 1. Gordon and Burton Young
Circuit Creates an Insurmountable Bar¬ EPA’s Interpretation of CERCLA’s Se¬ . Mr 54
rier to Judicial Review of Minority Busi¬ curity Interest Exemption, Jo Claire Creative Lawyering: Remedies for Custo¬
ness Enterprise Programs, LaTour Rey Spear and Ronald L. Weaver . Jy/Ag 24 dial Abuses and Willful Breaches of
Lafferty. O 34 New Standards, If Not Greater Protec¬ Matrimonial Judgments—Part II,
Dissolution of Marriage tions, Against Land Use Regulations, Judge Jon 1. Gordon and Burton Young
THE FLORIDA BAR JOURNAL/DECEMBER 1992 85
. Ap 61 G tivity, Jeffrey N. Brauwerman and
Family Immigration After IMMACT90, Stephen E. Mander.My 28
Fernando Perez III and Timothy M. Government Immigration Law Isn’t Just for Immigra¬
Spridgeon. My 12 Anticompetitive Actions in the Adminis¬ tion Lawyers, John F. Harkness, Jr.
Installment Payments of the Equitable trative Forum, Scott D. Makar ... F 33 . My 8
Distribution Award in Dissolution of Guardian Ad Litem Immigration Library Update, Jeffrey A.
Marriage Proceedings, Melvyn B. Representation of Children in Depend¬ Bernstein . My 76
Frumkes. F 50 ency Actions; The Child's Unfulfilled Political Asylum and Other Forms of Re¬
Professional Goodwill; The Distinguish¬ and Illusory Right, Jane H. Shaeffer lief, Adalsinda Lomangino and William
able Asset, Wendy Newman Glantz .‘. N 64 Sanchez. My 18
. Je 102 The Changing Face of Immigration Law,
Progressive Causes of Action in Domestic H David S. Berger and Ira J. Kurzban
Cases—Part Two, Catherine M. Catlin . My 11
and Patricia J. Riesenburger .... Ja 53 Inns of Court
Habitual Felony Offender
Raging Debate: Should “Substitute” Par¬ A Florida Inn of Court Member Describes
Florida’s Habitual Felony Offender Stat¬
ents Have Legal Rights to Child Visita¬ Her Experiences as a Pegasus Scholar
ute; New Life for an Old Law, Robert
tion?, Burton Young.D 43 of the Inner Temple, Suzanne M. Schna¬
R. Bensko, Jr. O 49
Representation of Children in Depend¬ bel . D 76
Hazardous Waste
ency Actions: The Child’s Unfulfilled The American Inns of Courts—An Over¬
CERCLA Cleanups and a Neighboring
and Illusory Right, Jane H. Shaeffer view, Joryn Jenkins.Ap 67
Resident’s Private Nuisance Action.
. N 64 What Does a Local Inn of Court Do? The
David McGee. Ja 46
Rights of Others in the Lives of Children, Health Care West Palm Beach Story, Kirk Fried-
Martin L. Haines III. D 44 land . O 84
Florida’s Dynamic Health Care Directives
Rights of Others in the Lives of Children: Law; 1992 Changes, Sandra G. Krawitz “Let the Games Begin”—Legal Jeopardy
A Basis for Confusion, N. David at the Peter T. Fay American Inn of
. N 26
Korones and Deborah Marks.D 46 Court, Leonard D. Pertnoy.Je 111
Health Services
Should Fault Be a Significant Considera¬ Insurance
Florida’s Administrative Supervision Stat¬
tion in Property Division and in Deter¬ Banks and Insurance: The Tug-of-War
ute; Its Impact on Continuing Care
mining Alimony and Child Support, Continues, David A. Barclay and James
Communities, Frank M. Mock, Ronald
Lauren C. Lazarus.O 76 M. O’Connell.Ja 42
R. Shuck and Gregory K. West . Ap 23
1992: A Year to Rediscover the Best Inter¬ The Plight of Professionals Defending
IRS Chief Counsel Reconsiders Hospital-
ests of the Child, Judge Hugh S. Glick- Regulators’ Claims, Murray B. Silver-
Physician “Revenue Stream” Joint Ven¬
stein . F 67 stein and Steven J. Wein.F 11
tures, Kent D. Schenkel .Ap 58
Fees International Commerce/Trade
Legislative Versus Judicial Regulation of
Litigation Service Providers: Who Pays?, Information Reporting and Record Main¬
Hospital Charges, Gary Walker and
Roderick V. Hannah. 0 29 tenance Requirements Under IRC
Jay Wolfson . Ap 64
Offers of Judgment-Has the Confusion §§6038A and 6038C, James H. Barrett
Hearings
Ended?, Scott Distasio.0 60 and Piero Salussolia . F 64
McDonald Revisited; The Development
The Determination of “Prevailing Party” International Law
of the Deference Doctrine in Florida
in Contract Actions—Is the Glass Half Foreign Investors: Immigration and
Administrative Law, M. Christopher
Empty or Half Full?, Jay O. Barber Nonimmigration Considerations, Wil¬
Bryant and Segundo J. Fernandez
. N 49 liam J. Flynn III and Richard A. Jacob¬
....'. D 70
Florida Bar, The son . My 68
Home Rule Powers
An Interesting Year Lies Ahead for The Uniform Foreign Money Judgments Rec¬
The Opt-Out Dilemma: Home Rule v.
Florida Bar, John F. Harkness, Jr. ognition Act—An Idea Whose Time Has
Regulatory Uniformity, Heidi Juhl
.Jy/Ag 8 Come in Florida, Ricardo J. Cata . Je 94
. D 66
Annual Committee Reports.Je 51 Internship
Humor
Annual Reports Detail the Work of the The American Inns of Courts—An Over¬
Dry Shoes, Daniel M. Soloway.Ja 60
Bar’s Many Volunteers, John F. Hark¬ Legal Wit & Wisdom, Raymond T. Elli- view, Jor3m Jenkins.Ap 67
ness, Jr.Je 11
gett, Jr. Mr 19
Annual Section Reports.Je 29 J
New Bar Campaign Policies Work Well,
I
John F. Harkness, Jr.N 9 Judges/Judiciary
On Equal Opportunity and Saving a Mar¬ Judicial Staff and Ethical Conduct, Scott
riage, Alan T. Dimond.Jy/Ag 6 Immigration Law D. Makar. N 10
Profile of the President; Alan Dimond, A Day in the Life of an Immigration Justice Demands Full Judicial Funding,
Gary Blankenship.Jy/Ag 10 Practitioner, Elaine Weiss.My 74 John F. Harkness, Jr.Ja 6
The Bar Year in Review, Benjamin H. Employer Sanctions and the Employer’s The Judiciary Needs Our Help—Now, Ben¬
Hill III. Je 6 Response, Joel Stewart and Nicolas J. jamin H. Hill III.Ja 5
Your Board of Governors, John F. Hark¬ Watkins. My 60 Judicial Reform
ness, Jr. O 9 Employment Based Immigration and Spe¬ The Law of Mistake; How to Get it Right,
Florida Courts cial Programs, Magda Montiel Davis, Matt G. Firestone.Je 25
Chief Justice Barkett, Gary Blankenship Tammy Fox-Isicoff and Philip M. Zyne Jurisdiction
. My 36
. O 10 Legislative Versus Judicial Regulation of
Foreign Clients Employment of Nonimmigrant Aliens Af¬ Hospital Charges, Gary Walker and
U.S. Tax Treaties Provide Significant Plan¬ ter IMMACT90, Larry S. Rifkin and Jay Wolfson. Ap 64
ning Opportunities, Leslie A. Share Sarah Lea Tobocman . My 48 The Opt-Out Dilemma; Home Rule v.
Family Immigration After IMMACT90,
. O 63 Regulatory Uniformity, Heidi Juhl
Fernando Perez III and Timothy M.
Free Speech/First Amendment . D 66
Honey, I Shrunk the First Amendment: Spridgeon. My 12 Justices, Florida Supreme Court
Free Speech on High School and Col¬ Foreign Investors: Immigration and Chief Justice Barkett, Gary Blankenship
lege Campuses, Scott D. Makar . Je 13 Nonimmigration Considerations, Wil¬ . O 10
liam J. Flynn III and Richard A. Jacob¬
son . My 68
IMMACT90 Revisions Regarding Immi¬
gration Consequences of Criminal Ac-
86 THE FLORIDA BAR JOURNAL/DECEMBER 1992
L Not Politics, Alan T. Dimond.O 6 . Ja 50
What Does a Local Inn of Court Do? The Medical Malpractice
Labor and Employment Law West Palm Beach Story, Kirk Fried- The Evolution of the Medical Malpractice
Employer Sanctions and the Employer’s land . O 84 Statute of Limitations, Elizabeth A.
Response, Joel Stewart and Nicolas J. Legal Study Metzger and Barbara W. Sonneborn
Watkins. My 60 The American Inns of Courts—An Over¬ . Je 73
Employment Based Immigration and Spe¬ view, Joryn Jenkins. Ap 67 Minorities
cial Programs, Magda Montiel Davis, Letters Standing in the Face of Croson: The 11th
Tammy Fox-Isicoff and Philip M. Zyne Ja 4, F 4, Mr 4, Ap 4, My 4, Je 4, Jv Ag Circuit Creates an Insurmountable Bar¬
. My 36 15, O 92, N 4, D 4 rier to Judicial Review of Minority Busi¬
Employment of Nonimmigrant Aliens Af¬ Liability ness Enterprise Programs, LaTour Rey
ter IMMACT90, Larry S. Rifkin and Beyond the Corporate Veil: The Potential Lafferty. O 34
Sarah Lea Tobocman . My 48 Liability of Officers and Agents, Renee Money Judgments
ERISA’s Hidden Traps for Owner-Em¬ A. Roche. Mr 22 Uniform Foreign Money Judgments Rec¬
ployees, Alan P. Woodruff.D 30 Impact of F.S. §687.0304 on Lender Li¬ ognition Act—An Idea Whose Time Has
Florida’s Approach to Reducing ability Actions, Jerry M. Gewirtz Come in Florida, Ricardo J. Cata . Je 94
Workplace Substance Abuse: Workers’ . Je 82 Mortgages
Compensation, Kevin E. Hyde .. Mr 46 Issues of Lender Successor Liability, Mat¬ Residential Mortgages: Adequately
Implementing the Americans with Dis¬ thew J. Comisky. N 39 Protecting the Mortgagee in Florida
abilities Act—A Practical Approach, Lender Environmental Liability: The Bankruptcy Courts, R. Wade Wether-
Melanie Ellexson, Barbara Kornblau EPA’s Interpretation of CERCLA's Se¬ ington . D 12
and Martin Soli.Ja 56 curity Interest Exemption, Jo Claire
Johnson Controls Poses a Difficult Ques¬ Spear and Ronald L. Weaver . Jy/Ag 24 N
tion for Employers: Does Title VH The Cost of Medical Care in Workers'
Preempt State Tort Claims for Prena¬ Compensation Cases: We Haven’t Seen Negotiating Settlements
tal Injuries?, Tami Lesser Baldinger Anything Yet, William H. McKnight Prejudgment Interest as an Element of
. O 40 . O 80 Damages, Weldon Earl Brennan
Taking Steps to Qualify Customer Lists Lien Stripping . Mr 29
as “Trade Secrets,” Stephen B. Daiker Lien Stripping in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Nuisance Action
. O 22 Alter Dewsnup v. Timm, Alan Woodruff CERCLA Cleanups and a Neighboring
Workers’ Compensation and the Ameri¬ . Jy Ag 31 Resident's Private Nuisance Action,
cans with Disabilities Act, Mary E. Living Wills David McGee.Ja 46
Ingley and Barbara L. Kornblau . Je 77 Florida’s Dynamic Health Care Directives
Land Use Law: 1992 Changes, Sandra G. Krawitz O
Land Use Disclosure Ordinances: How . N 26
Much Does The Public Need To Know?, Local Bar Associations Oath of Admission
Mark P. Barnebey. 0 72 Courtesy Standards Adopted by Palm Ja 4, F 4, Mr 6, Ap 4, My 7, Je 10 Jy/Ag
Language Beach Bar. F 39 18, O 8, N 8, D 5
Can Lawyers Write English?, Jerome Local Government Law Offers in Compromise
Stern. 0 44 A Local Government Ordinance May Not Offers in Compromise as to Collectibility
Law Enforcement Be the Law, Patricia H, Miller and of Taxes: The New Government Policy,
Excessive Use of Force: Seeking Redress Marion J. Radson . N 53 Martin R. Press.Jy/Ag 60
for Civil Rights Violations, Stephen Beyond User Fees? Impact Fees for Offers of Judgment
Mendelsohn.Ja 9 Schools and . . ., C. Allen Watts . F 56 Offers of Judgment-Has the Confusion
Law of Mistake Conflicts of Interest for Public Officers Ended?, Scott Distasio.O 60
The Law of Mistake: How to Get it Right, and Employees—The Common Law in Ordinances
Matt G. Firestone.Je 25 Florida, Donna L. McIntosh .Ja 31 A Local Government Ordinance May Not
Law Office Management Advisory Service Land Use Disclosure Ordinances: How Be the Law, Patricia H. Miller and
LOMAS—The Focus Shifts, John F. Hark- Much Does The Public Need To Know?, Marion J. Radson.N 53
ness, Jr. Mr 10 Mark P. Barnebey. 0 72
Lawyer at Large The Opt-Out Dilemma: Home Rule v.
Dry Shoes, Daniel M. Soloway.Ja 60 Regulatory Uniformity, Heidi Juhl P
John Peter Zinger and the Right to Coun¬ . D 66
sel of Choice, Stephen Robert LaCheen “SLAPP” Suits: An Assault on the Right Parent and Child
. Mr 60 to Petition the Government, Paul H. Progressive Causes of Action in Domestic
Legal Wit & Wisdom, Raymond T. Elli- Amundsen and Darren A. Schwartz Cases—Part Two, Catherine M. Catlin
gett, Jr. Mr 19 . Mr 51 and Patricia J. Riesenburger .... Ja 53
Lawyers/Legal Profession 1992: A Year to Rediscover the Best Inter¬
A Day in the Life of an Immigration M ests of the Child, Judge Hugh S. Glick-
Practitioner, Elaine Weiss.My 74 stein . F 67
A Florida Inn of Court Member Describes Marketable Record Title Act Partnerships
Her Experiences as a Pegasus Scholar Take Action or Use Restrictions May Be Continued Evolution of Partnership in
of the Inner Temple, Suzanne M. Schna¬ Eliminated Under MRTA, Michael J. Florida Marital Law—Special Equity
bel . D 76 Brudny. O 59 After Robertson, William G. Crawford,
Be Familiar with New Advertising Rules, The Marketable Record Title Act Made Jr. N 57
John F. Harkness, Jr.F 8 Easy, Gregory M. Cook.0 55 Limited Partnerships and the Emerging
It’s Here—Now What? A Primer on Attor¬ Medical Costs Tort of Suitability Under the Florida
ney Pro Bono Services, Eugene J. Fi¬ The Cost of Medical Care in Workers’ Securities and Investor Protection Act,
erro . O 16 Compensation Cases: We Haven’t Seen Stewart L. Brown, Thomas R. Grady
Lawyers Are Not Doctors, Doctors Are Anything Yet, William H. McKnight and William F. Jordan.Ja 21
Not Lawyers—But Why Not Work To¬ . O 80 Pension Plans
gether for the Common Good?, Alan T. Medical Experts’ Records ERISA’s Hidden Traps for Owner-Em¬
Dimond. N 6 Discovery of Medical Experts’ Records in ployees, Alan P. Woodruff.D 30
We’ll Get in the Ring With Anyone, Mr. Connection with Compulsory Medical Personal Injury
President, But Make It Justice for All, Examinations, Michael Snowden Dual Challenges to Exclusive Employer
THE FLORIDA BAR JOURNAL/DECEMBER 1992 87
Liability, Robert L. Dietz and Robert Asset Protection Trusts: Nuclear Bomb S
E. Mansbach, Jr. F 53 Shelter, Richard S. Amari .... Jy/Ag 17
Tax Aspects of Personal Injury Awards Public Policy Schools and Universities
and Structured Settlements, Mark Coel Conflicts of Interest for Public Officers Beyond User Fees? Impact Fees for
. My 78 and Employees—The Common Law in Schools and . . ., C. Allen Watts .. F 56
Possession Florida, Donna L. McIntosh.Ja 31 Honey, I Shrunk the First Amendment:
Unexplained Recent Possession—Flor¬ Public Utilities Free Speech on High School and Col¬
ida’s Triple Hurdle Inference, Mark F. It's Time to Revisit PW Ventures, Inc., lege Campuses, Scott D. Makar . Je 13
Lewis. N 19 Sanford Schneider. O 67 The National Bicentennial Competition
President’s Page on the Constitution and Bill of Rights:
Devising a Pro Bono Plan That Works, R Opportunity to Foster Civic Education,
Benjamin H. Hill III.My 6 Joseph S. Jackson . F 74
Help Us Shape the Future of the Clients’ Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Securities
Security Fund, Benjamin H. Hill III A Primer for Attorneys Representing the Commodity Futures Law, Richard M. Spec-
. Mr 8 U.S. in Quiet Title Actions, Wm. Royall tor . Ap 54
Hurricane Andrew; From Devastation and Middelthon, Jr. N 61 Limited Partnerships and the Emerging
Chaos to Rebirth and Renewal.D 6 Changed Circumstances: Equity's Inequi¬ Tort of Suitability Under the Florida
Lawyers Are Not Doctors, Doctors Are table Defense, Joseph M. Grohman Securities and Investor Protection Act,
Not Lawyers—But Why Not Work To¬ . Je 87 Stewart L. Brown, Thomas R. Grady
gether for the Common Good?, Alan T. Continued Evolution of Partnership in and William F. Jordan.Ja 21
Dimond. N 6 Florida Marital Law—Special Equity Sentencing
On Equal Opportunity and Saving a Mar¬ After Robertson, William G. Crawford, Florida’s Habitual Felony Offender Stat¬
riage, Alan T. Dimond.Jy/Ag 6 Jr. N 57 ute: New Life for an Old Law, Robert
Sunshine and the Courts, Benjamin H. Florida’s Dynamic Health Care Directives R. Bensko, Jr.O 49
Hill III . F 6 Law; 1992 Changes, Sandra G. Krawitz Sovereign Immunity
The Bar Year in Review, Benjamin H. . N 26 Defending the Sovereign in §1983 Police
Hill III. Je 6 Income Tax Planning for Property Trans¬ Misconduct Cases, Thomas P. Scarritt,
The Judiciary Needs Our Help—Now, Ben¬ fers to Charitable Trusts and Founda¬ Jr. and Robert M. Stoler.F 61
jamin H. Hill III.Ja 5 tions, Peter T. Kirkwood . Mr 34 Spotlight
The McKay Commission and Florida’s Joint Accounts in Financial Institutions Courtesy Standards Adopted by Palm
Disciplinary Process, Benjamin H. Hill or the Case of “Surviving Party v. Per¬ Beach Bar. F 39
III. Ap 6 sonal Representative”—Part I, David State Permits
We’ll Get in the Ring With Anyone, Mr. T. Smith. Mr 39 The Applicant’s Case-in-Chief: Now or
President, But Make It Justice for All, Joint Accounts in Financial Institutions Later?, Thomas G. Tomasello .. Je 106
Not Politics, Alan T. Dimond.0 6 or the Ca.se of the “Surviving Party v. Statute of Limitations
Prisons and Prisoners Personal Representative”—Part II, Fighting the Statute of Limitations—Is
Prisoner Civil Rights: The Need for the David T. Smith .Ap 50 There Hope?, George D. Karibjanian
Implementation of Adequate Inmate Litigation in Robbie Estate Illustrates and Michael S. Singer.N 45
Grievance Mechanisms, Roberta Elective Share/Revocable Trust Traps, Florida’s Challenge to the Authority of
Goodman Mandel.Je 91 Barry A. Nelson.Ja 38 Arbitrators to Decide the Statute of
Pro Bono Residential Mortgages: Adequately Limitations, Neal J. Blaher.D 62
Devising a Pro Bono Plan That Works, Protecting the Mortgagee in Florida The Evolution of the Medical Malpractice
Benjamin H. Hill III.My 6 Bankruptcy Courts, R. Wade Wether- Statute of Limitations, Elizabeth A.
It’s Here—Now What? A Primer on Attor¬ ington . D 12 Metzger and Barbara W. Sonneborn
ney Pro Bono Services, Eugene J. Take Action or Use Restrictions May Be . Je 73
Fierro. O 16 Eliminated Under MRTA, Michael J. Statute of Repose
Product Liability Brudny. O 59 It’s Time to Dispose of the Statute of
It’s Time to Dispose of the Statute of The Marketable Record Title Act Made Repose . . . Finally, Ira H. Leesfield
Repose . . . Finally, Ira H. Leesfield Easy, Gregory M. Cook.O 55 . Ja 14
. Ja 14 Recovery The Product Liability Statute of Repose:
The Product Liability Statute of Repose: The Law of Mistake: How to Get it Right, A Case of Premature Burial, Kathy
A Case of Premature Burial, Kathy Matt G. Firestone.Je 25 O’Connor.Ap 9
O’Connor.Ap 9 Regulation Stockholders
Professional Goodwill New Standards, If Not Greater Protec¬ Yours, Mine or Ours? Shareholder’s Stand¬
Professional Goodwill; The Distinguish¬ tions, Against Land Use Regulations, ing to Assert Corporate Claims, Darryl
able Asset, Wendy Newman Glantz Mark D. Solov and Ronald L. Weaver M. Bloodworth and Renee A. Roche
. Je 102 . D 58 . D 38
Professional Regulation Religion Substance Abuse
Judicial Staff and Ethical Conduct, Scott Free Exercise of Religion: A Right, Not a A New Insanity—Fetal Alcohol Syn¬
D. Makar. N 10 Luxury, J. Brent Walker.D 22 drome, David A. Davis.D 53
Property Restrictive Covenants Florida’s Approach to Reducing
Innocent Owner/Innocent Spouse—Repre¬ Changed Circumstances; Equity’s Inequi¬ Workplace Substance Abuse: Workers’
senting the Criminal’s Lover, Robert table Defense, Joseph M. Grohman Compensation, Kevin E. Hyde .. Mr 46
E. Panoff. D 49 . Je 87 Suvivorship
New Standards, If Not Greater Protec¬ Right of Privacy Joint Accounts in Financial Institutions
tions, Against Land Use Regulations, Sunshine and the Courts, Benjamin H. or the Case of “Surviving Party v. Per¬
Mark D. Solov and Ronald L. Weaver Hill 111 . F 6 sonal Representative”—Part I, David
. D 58 Right to Counsel T. Smith. Mr 39
What Is the Proper Measure of Damages John Peter Zinger and the Right to Coun- Joint Accounts in Financial Institutions
for Defective Repairs to Personal Prop¬ std of Choice, Stephen Robert LaCbeen or the Case of the “Surviving Party v.
erty?, Michael J. Hauversburk .... F 71 . Mr 60 Personal Representative”—Part II,
Property Rights David T. Smith.Ap 50
Construction Lien Rights—Out the Doehr,
E. A. “Seth” Mills, Jr.Je 109
Protection Trusts
88 THE FLORIDA BAR JOURNAL/DECEMBER 1992
T Had Better Answer, Scott L. Cagan Workers’ Compensation
. My 82 Dual Challenges to Exclusive F3mployer
Tax Law Admissibility of Blood Serum Alcohol Test Liability, Robert L. Dietz and Robert
Asset Protection Trusts: Nuclear Bomb Results in DUI Cases, Carol A. Roehren- E. Mansbach, Jr. F 53
Shelter, Richard S. Amari .... Jy/Ag 17 beck and Raymond W. Russell Florida’s Approach to Reducing
Beyond User Fees? Impact Fees for . Jy/Ag 42 Workplace Substance Abuse: Workers'
Schools and . . ., C. Allen Watts . F 56 Admissibility of Coconspirator Declara¬ Compensation, Kevin E. Hyde .. Mr 46
Fighting the Statute of Limitations—Is tions Under Florida and Federal Law, The Cost of Medical Care in Workers’
There Hope?, George D. Karibjanian Joseph F. McSorley.N 32 Compensation Cases: We Haven’t Seen
and Michael S. Singer.N 45 Conducting Oral Depositions of Corpora¬ Anything Yet, William H. McKnight
Foreign Investors: Immigration and tions and Organizations Under the Flor¬ . O 80
Nonimmigration Considerations, Wil¬ ida and Federal Rules, Lonnie L. Workers’ Compensation and the Ameri¬
liam J. Flynn, III and Richard A. Jacob¬ Simp.son . Jy Ag 48 cans with Disabilities Act, Mary E.
son . My 68 Defending the Sovereign in §1983 Police Ingley and Barbara L. Kornblau . Je 77
Income Tax Planning for Property Trans¬ Misconduct Cases, Thomas P. Scarritt, Writing Grammar
fers to Charitable Trusts and Founda¬ Jr. and Robert M. Stoler.F 61 Can Lawyers Write English?, Jerome
tions, Peter T. Kirkwood . Mr 34 Discovery of Medical Experts’ Records in Stern . O 44
Information Reporting and Record Main¬ Connection with Compulsory Medical
tenance Requirements Under IRC Examinations, Michael Snowden Z
§§6038A and 6038C, James H. Barrett . Ja 50
and Piero Salussolia. F 64 Economic Loss Rule: A Trial Lawyer's Zoning
Innocent Owner/Innocent Spouse—Repre¬ Guide to Protecting Contract Rights, A Local Government Ordinance May Not
senting the Criminal’s Lover, Robert Robert H. Buesing and John E. Johnson Be the Law, Patricia H. Miller and
E. Panoff. D 49 . Ap 38 Marion J. Radson . N 53
IRS Chief Counsel Reconsiders Hospital- Litigation Service Providers: Who Pays?,
Physician “Revenue Stream” Joint Ven¬ Roderick V. Hannah . O 29
tures, Kent D. Schenkel.Ap 58 Offers of Judgment-Has the Confusion
Litigation in Robbie Estate Illustrates Ended?, Scott Distasio.O 60
Elective Share/Revocable Trust Traps, Prejudgment Interest as an Element of
Barry A. Nelson.Ja 38 Damages, Weldon Earl Brennan
Offers in Compromise as to Collectibility . Mr 29
of Taxes: The New Government Policy, Silent Demise of the Mutuality Require¬
Martin R. Press.Jy/Ag 60 ment in the Defensive Use of Col lateral
Structuring, Money-Laundering, and Estoppel, Donald A. Blackwell .. Ap 18
“8300” Improprieties—The New “Tax” The Determination of “Prevailing Party”
Crimes of the Decade?!, Robert E. in Contract Actions—Is the Glass Half
Panoff. Ja 34 Empty or Half Full?, Jay O. Barber
Tax Aspects of Personal Injury Awards . N 49
and Structured Settlements, Mark Coel The Evolution of the Medical Malpractice
. My 78 Statute of Limitations, Elizabeth A.
Taxes in the Motion Picture Industry, Metzger and Barbara W. Sonneborn
Glen A. Adams and Louis T. M. Conti . Je 73
. Je 99 Unexplained Recent Possession—Flor¬
U.S. Tax Treaties Provide Significant Plan¬ ida’s Triple Hurdle Inference, Mark F.
ning Opportunities, Leslie A. Share Lewis. N 19
. O 63 Unprecedented and Improper Expansion National Academy of
Title Examination of Florida’s “Economic Loss” and “Inde¬
A Primer for Attorneys Representing the pendent Tort” Rules, Michael A. Elder Law Attorneys
U.S. in Quiet Title Actions, Wm. Royal 1 Hanzman . Ap 42
Middelthon, Jr. N 61 Trusts
Take Action or Use Restrictions May Be Litigation in Robbie Estate Illustrates
Eliminated Under MRTA, Michael J. Elective Share/Revocable Trust Traps, ELDER
Brudny. O 59 Barry A. Nelson .Ja 38
The Marketable Record Title Act Made
Easy, Gregory M. Cook.O 55 U LAW
Torts
Johnson Controls Poses a Difficult Ques¬ Uniform Commercial Code
tion for Employers: Does Title VII Uniform Commercial Code Express War¬
Preempt State Tort Claims for Prena¬ ranties: Florida's “Basis”-Less Bargain. A Legal Practice
tal Injuries?, Tami Lesser Baldinger Michael Flynn . J.V Ag 52
. O 40 Coming of Age
Trade Secrets
Taking Steps to Qualify Customer Lists W
as “Trade Secrets,” Stephen B. Daiker
. 0 22 Warranties
Treaties Uniform Commercial Code Express War¬ For Information, Contact:
U.S. Tax Treaties Provide Significant Plan¬ ranties: Florida's “Basis''-Less Bargain,
NAELA
ning Opportunities, Leslie A. Share Michael Flvnn . Jy '^2
. 0 63 Wills 655 N. Alvernon, Suite 108
Trials Is Florida’s Personal Representative Stat¬
A Divorce Trial Without Live Witnesses: ute Con.stitutional? “No,” Frederick J. Tucson, AZ 85711
Family Law in the 21st Century, Mere¬ Bosch and John F. Licari . F 16 [phone]
dith J. Cohen.Jy/Ag 64 Is Florida's Personal Representative Stat¬
A Partial Motion to Dismiss Under Fed¬ ute Constitutional? “Yes,” Tracy A. Bor-
eral Rule of Civil Procedure 12: You gert and Pamela O. Price. F 16
TH E FLORIDA BAR JOURNAUDECEMBER 1992 89