In times of need, what portal or place could we go to easily retrieve a person’s advance directives when we have need to employ and use them? Well, a handful of states have come up with a solution. Nevada, Washington, and Vermont now have legislation in place that allows citizen’s of those...

This article examines the racial, economic, and legal implications of the controversarial swimming pool incident that took place in June of 2009, at the Valley Club of Huntingdon Valley in a suburb of Philadelphia. First, using the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission's findings of probable...

Ever wonder how you got that camera, television, or other product so cheap? The most likely answer is that it probably came from a “gray market” source. One of the most vexing and problematic areas of international trade for manufacturers has been “gray market” or “parallel...

Recently, Shattering and Moving Beyond the Gutenberg Paradigm: The Dawn of the Electronic Will, was published in Volume 42 of the University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform. This article examines what can be dubbed the “Gutenberg Paradigm” to describe the legal profession’s preference...

This Article examines the ethical dilemmas faced by attorneys who represent clients suffering from Alzheimer's disease. To do so, this Article raises three (3) hypothetical case studies, and applies the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct, and the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel...

A quiet, but important, corporate revolution is afoot in the United States. Many of us, laypersons and corporate scholars alike, have not even noticed. A new type of corporate entity has been created-the benefit corporation. This article explores benefit corporations as a tool entrepreneurs can...