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APRIL Toe Eth cs of Martettng 1 Advanced Gift TaxP larmng Strategies The Landloro1Tenan t Act 13 Transferl'S)!les in M&A/BusfnessTransactions Trust Accounting 20 ResuucruringTrusts l!Js·ng Evidence at Trial 22 Fundamerrt:aJs o1 Exem pt Taxation 27 Art of ttle 1E quity Dea.Ifar start up and Gmwt lrl Workers ' Com pensation Cass Law Upda te Companies Go to Clfa1abama..comfor 24/7 access to over 150 online seminars and a full listing of available Uveseminars and teleconferences. nu UIN IV ERSITY OF ALABAMA www.ClEalabama.com SCHOOL OF LAW On the MARCH 2010 • VOL. 71, NO. 2 Cover Faulkner University, Thomas Goode Jones School of Law In December, Faulkner University, Thomas Goode Jones School of Law became the third law school in the state to be fully accredited by the American Bar Association. Housed in the beautiful Marjorie Y. Snook Building, which is designed in the neo-federal architectural style, the school is located in Montgomery, Alabama. John H. Wilkerson, Jr. , clerk of the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals, has written a colorful review of the history of Thomas Goode Jones School of Law (beginning on page 138 of this issue). Photograph compliments of LWT – a marketing and interactive firm based in Montgomery In This Issue Departments 105 President’s Page “Thank You, Volunteer Lawyers!” 120 The Real Heroes of the Lawyer Referral Service Are 109 Attorneys Just Like You! Executive Director’s Report By Renee Avery A Life Well Lived 122 Disharmony in Alabama’s Conformity to 111 Important Notices Notice of Election and Electronic the Federal Tax Classification of Business Entities Balloting By James E. Long, Jr., James D. Bryce and Joe W. Garrett, Jr. Judicial Award of Merit Local Bar Award of Achievement 128 Corporate Governance and the HealthSouth 113 Derivative Litigation Memorials By Ken Randall and Hunter Hill 117 Young Lawyers’ Section Spring Into Service! 138 Milestones and Memories of Jones School of Law: From Reading Law to Accredited Law School 119 Bar Briefs By John H. Wilkerson, Jr. 159 Opinions of the 146 General Counsel What’s the Scoop? Ethical Obligations of a Lawyer Background Checks and the Fair Credit Reporting Act When His Client Has Committed or Intends to Commit Perjury By C. Paige Goldman and Elizabeth Huntley 165 Legislative Wrap-Up 152 The Professional Cost of Untreated Addiction and 2010: The Legislature Begins Mental Illness in Practicing Lawyers 167 Disciplinary Notices By Mary T. Robinson 157 The VLP, Matlock and Perry Mason 173 About Members, By Pamela H. Bucy Among Firms The Alabama Lawyer 101 Robert A. Huffaker, Montgomery......................................Chair and Editor ALABAMA STATE BAR [email protected] 415 Dexter Avenue Linda G. Flippo, Birmingham ...................Vice Chair and Associate Editor [email protected] Montgomery, AL 36104 Brad Carr, Montgomery.......Staff Liaison and Director of Communications (334) 269-1515 • (800) 354-6154 [email protected] Margaret L. Murphy, Montgomery...............................Staff Liaison and FAX (334) 261-6310 Publications Director Web site: www.alabar.org [email protected] Marcia N. Daniel.....................Communications & Publications Assistant ALABAMA STATE BAR STAFF [email protected] Executive Director ....................................Keith B. Norman Board of Editors Executive Assistant .....................................Diane Locke Gregory C. Buffalow, Mobile • Russell C. Buffkin, Mobile • Henry L. Cassady, Jr., Network Administrator............................Wayne Hughes Fairhope • Greg C. Cook, Birmingham • Katharine A.W. Coxwell, Monroeville • J. Mark Debro, Huntsville • Patrick C. Finnegan, Mobile • N. Chris Glenos, Computer Programmers...........................Dolan L. Trout Birmingham • C. Paige Goldman, Birmingham • Wilson F. Green, Tuscaloosa • Trip Larry Pratt Haston, III, Birmingham • Fred G. Helmsing, Jr., Mobile • Anne S. Hornsby, Scanning Operator .........................................Kristi Neal Tuscaloosa • Emily C. Marks, Montgomery • Reta A. McKannan, Huntsville • Timothy B. McCool, Carrollton • Derek F. Meek, Birmingham • William J. Moore, Web Administrator...................................Willie Murphy Jr., Enterprise • Richard D. Morrison, Montgomery • George R. Parker, Montgomery Assistant Executive Director ..............Edward M. Patterson • Gabrielle E. Reeves, Mobile • Christopher N. Smith, Montgomery • John S. Administrative Assistants ................................Rita Gray Steiner, Birmingham • Chad E. Stewart, Enterprise • James R. Turnipseed, Mobile Marie Updike • Aldos L. Vance, Birmingham • Mark T. Waggoner, Birmingham • Kevin Walding, Dothan • John R. Wallis Birmingham • Tari D. Williams, Tuscaloosa Director of Regulatory Programs....................Angela Parks CLE Administrative Assistant.................Carol Thornton Officers CLE Regulatory Programs/PHV Assistant ..Cathy Sue McCurry Thomas J. Methvin, Montgomery.................................................................President Alyce M. Spruell, Tuscaloosa.............................................................President-elect Director of Communications ................................Brad Carr J. Mark White, Birmingham...............................................Immediate Past President COURSE Publications Director......................Margaret L. Murphy Phillip W. McCallum, Birmingham ........................................................Vice President Keith B. Norman, Montgomery ...................................................................Secretary Communications and Publications Robert N. Bailey, II, Huntsville ..................................Young Lawyers’ Section President Assistant...............................................Marcia N. Daniel SEARCH Membership Services Director.........................Mary Corbitt Board of Commissioners Membership Administrative Assistant ..........Emily Farrior 1st Circuit, Ronnie E. Keahey, Grove Hill • 2nd Circuit, Cleveland Poole, Greenville • 3rd Circuit, Christina D. Crow, Union Springs • 4th Circuit, J. Garrison Thompson, Director of Admissions ........................Dorothy D. Johnson Selma • 5th Circuit, Randall S. Haynes, Alexander City • 6th Circuit, Place No. 1, R. The Alabama Mandatory CLE Commission Admissions Administrative Assistants.....Sonia Douglas Cooper Shattuck, Tuscaloosa • Place No. 2, Robert Hays Webb, Tuscaloosa
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