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46 Bench & B. Minn. 1 (1989)

handle is hein.barjournals/benchnbar0046 and id is 1 raw text is: January 1989/Vol. 46, No. 1 ISSN 0276-1505 USPS 050-060 of MINNESOTA OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE MINNESOTA STATE BAR ASSOCIATION Editor Judson Haverkamp Assistant Editor Jeann6 Rass Publications Assistant Jerry Dow MSBA Executive Committee A. Patrick Leighton, President Ralph H. Peterson, President-elect Thomas W. Tinkham, Secretary Robert J. Monson, Treasurer Robert A. Guzy, Vice President-Outstate Helen I. Kelly, Past President Tim Groshens, Executive Director Bench & Bar Committee 1988-89 Michael J. Vitt, Chr. Catherine A. Cella Sue K. Dosal Mark F. Hansen Ruth M. Harvey Douglas R. Heidenreich Erik W. Ibele Sara D. Jay Lois J. Lang Charles E. Lundberg John E. MacGibbon Tim J. McGuire Robert W. Plunkett Jr. Martha Simonett Marshall H. Tanick Eileen M. Wells Mary Ann Wray 1989 Minnesota State Bar Association. Bench & Bar of Minnesota (ISSN 0276-1505) is an official organ of the Minnesota State Bar Association. Neither the association nor the editors, however, assume responsibility for statements or expressions of opinions by contributors. Second-class postage paid at Minneapolis, Minnesota. Published 11 months of the year. May/June combined- Suite 403, 430 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55401, (612) 333-1183. Subscription price: $15.00 for members which is included in dues, Nonmembers $20.00 per year. Some back issues available at $2.00 each. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Bench & Bar, Suite 403, 430 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55401. Editorial Policy. The opinions expressed in Bench & Bar are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect association policy or editorial concurrence. Publication of advertisements does not constitute ai) endorsement. The editors reserve the right to accept or reject prospective advertisements in accordance with their editorial judgment. In This Issue... Attorneys responding to a Fall 1988 survey reported that keeping current with changes in the law is a major challenge they face. Whether the issue is the output of appellate opinions or the rapidly shifting complexion of bills wending through the legislative process, staying up-to- date requires constant effort. Four features in this issue are crafted to help alleviate this burden: 0 In Keeping Current, a broad range of attorneys skilled in particular areas of the law offer their comments on leading resources to consult regarding current developments in those areas; * More Than Just Books offers anecdotal insight on the multiple ways in which the resources of the Minnesota State Law Library may be tapped to supplement your own library and research tools; * Concerned with pending legislation? Mike Flanagan offers tips on Tracking Legislative Developments through resources of the House, Senate, MSBA, and other organizations; a And Kathleen Bedor rounds out coverage of the issue with her review of two new publications from R.R. Bowker & Co. which are designed to aid in mastering the fields of estate planning and real property law. * Is your client's product being knocked off by an unscrupulous competitor? Tony Eggink and Gerry Laurie suggest that a remedy is available in the Lanham Act, even when the product is not otherwise protected by patent, trademark, or copyright. - The annual index to Bench & Bar appears in this issue. --The Editors Cover Illustration by Rick Korab Table of Contents FEATURES Keeping Current: Tracking Changes in the Law .................... 14 More Than Just Books: The Minnesota State Law Library - - by Marvin Anderson, Daniel Lunde, and Susan Larson ........... 23 Hanging Copycats By Jury: A Remedy for Knock-Offs - by Gerald T Laurie and Anthony G. Eggink ........... ..... 29 Bench & Bar Index - 1988 .................................. 32 PRACTICE NOTES Tracking Legislative Developments - by Michael L. Flanagan ....... 27 REVIEWS Bowker's Law Locator Series - by Kathleen Bedor ................ 28 DEPARTMENTS President's Page - Looking On the Bright Side ................ 3 Initial D iscovery ........... ............. .......... 4 Professional Responsibility Board - Changes, Changes ..................... ................ 12 Minnesota Supreme Court ............................ ... 34 Judicial Law .......... Personal Notes ..... Opportunity Market ..35 ..42 .. 45 The Bench & Bar of Minnesota, January 1989/1

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