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  • Probate & Property Turns 25
  • By Amy Oxley and Alice M. Noble-Allgire and William Drennan
  • Retirement Assets to a Surviving Spouse
  • By Christopher R. Hoyt
  • High Water in the Nation’s Breadbasket
  • By Brian Lee and Alice M. Noble-Allgire
    • The activation of the Birds Point–New Madrid Floodway by the U.S. Army Corps. of Engineers resulted in lawsuits that will force courts to take a new look at floodway takings and related issues previously considered many years ago by the courts.
  • Planning for Digital Assets
  • By Gerry W. Beyer and Naomi Cahn
    • Although powers of attorney are powerful tools, those who work in the digital asset world are at the beginning stages of determining how conventional estate planning tools affect on-line accounts and other types of digital assets.
  • Exacted Conservation Easements
  • By Jessica Owley
    • Despite their widespread use, exacted conservation easements have undergone minimal scrutiny. Uncertainty in enforceability of exacted conservation easements calls into question their use as a method of land conservation.
  • High-Conflict Personality Clients
  • By Paul Fisher
    • This article will help lawyers identify difficult, high-conflict personalities and present approaches on how to better manage them by discussing the four most common high-conflict personalities: borderline, histrionic, narcissistic, and antisocial.
  • New Mandates for Building Water Systems
  • By Garry R. Boehlert and Janet E. Stout
  • ASHRAE Standard 188 contains new mandates for building water systems that will affect legal liability in Legionnaires’ disease cases.

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