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  • JUDICIAL EXPANSION OF A TORT'S ZONE OF DANGER: AN EMPLOYEE DUTY FOR WRONGFUL DISCHARGE
  • LITIGATING POWERS OF ATTORNEY: AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION
  • SHORT-CHANGING A SURVIVING SPOUSE? THINK AGAIN….
  • EX POST FACTO LAWS: "RETROACTIVITY" IN A WILL CASE?
  • QUALIFYING AS EXECUTOR OR ADMINISTRATOR OF AN ESTATE?
  • STARE DECISIS OR A "RESTRICTED RAILROAD TICKET”?
  • ACCOUNTINGS: DON'T FORGET PAYMENT
  • INCAPACITY AND CONSERVATORSHIP: BARS TO MAKING A WILL?

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