(Spring 2013)
A
Message from the Section Chair
Susan B. Lindenauer
A Message from the Editor
Willard
H. DaSilva
Feature Articles
Planning
for NY Estate After ATRA 2012
Laurence Keiser
3 Critical Components in Litigation Graphic Design
That You’re Not Doing
David W. Mykel, M.A.
Why Being Classified Under
“Observation” While in a Hospital Means Seniors Pay
Thousands More
Anthony J. Enea
A Personal Look at the United States Supreme
Court
Spiros Tsimbinos
Balancing the Interests of a Minor and a Parent
Where the Minor Is the Injured Party in a Personal Injury Action
Part One: Preliminary Issues for the Attorney to Consider
Kathryn E. Jerian and Robert P. Mascali
Balancing the Interests of a Minor and a Parent
Where the Minor Is the Injured Party in a Personal Injury Action
Part Two: Establishing the Chosen Settlement Vehicle
Kathryn E. Jerian
The Challenges of eDiscovery and Cloud Computing
Jonathan P. Armstrong, Eric J. Sinrod and Philip Favro
Who Owns Your Social Media Account?
Adam S. Walker
Social Media and Litigation: A Marriage Made in
Hyperspace
Andrew B. Delaney and Darren A. Heitner
Of All the Lawsuits, in All the Courts, in All the
World, They Had to Settle This One What We Didn’t Learn About
Rights of Publicity and Social Media from Bogart v. Burberry
Cassidy Merriam
Your Online Afterlife: Digital Estate Planning in
the Facebook Age
Jim D. Sarlis
Amending a Trust Instrument with a Power of
Attorney After Perosi v. LiGreci
Helen Z. Galette and
James M. Villani
Proceed With Caution: Matters to Consider for
Business Lawyers Transitioning Into Health Care
Craig B.
Garner
Mediation: It’s Not Just When the Marriage
Breaks Up
Antonia J. Martinez and Robert W. Shaw
The Care, Upkeep and Planned Death of a Client
File
Kameron Brooks
The Roles of Positivism and Ethics in Professional
Responsibility
Randall C. Young
Krell’s Korner: The Quiz Show Scandal: Real
vs. Reel
David Krell
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The Senior Lawyer features substantive articles for
lawyers who are age 55 or older and is published to help with career
continuity and career changes. Articles that have appeared in past
issues include such topics as value of important papers, estate
planning, ethical issues, life settlements and retaining and maintaining
closed files. Also included are updates on Section news, committee
reports, programs and events. Edited by Willard H. DaSilva, Esq.,
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