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23 Tenn. B.J. 1 (1987)

handle is hein.barjournals/tnbarjrnl0023 and id is 1 raw text is: (TABLE OF CONTENTS) Officers President Donald F. Paine, Knoxville President-Elect Theo James Emison, Jr., Alamo Vice-President William Landis Turner, Hohenwald Immediate Past President Wilson Sims, Nashville Secretary-Treasurer Thomas C. Binkley, Nashville Board of Governors East Tennessee Governor Thomas 0. Helton, Chattanooga West Tennessee Governor James D. Senter, III, Humboldt Governor-1st District Phillip Larry Boyd, Rogersville Governor-2nd District John W. Wheeler, Knoxville Governor-3rd District Paul Campbell, III, Chattanooga Governor-4th District Nancy S. Sellers, Murfreesboro Governor-5th District Harris A. Gilbert, Nashville Governor-6th District Dan L. Nolan, Jr., Clarksville Governor-7th District J. Daniel Breen, Jackson Governor-8th District W. Collins Bonds, Milan Governor-9th District Donn Southern, Memphis Speaker, House of Delegates Ronald L. Gilman, Memphis President, Young Lawyers Conference John K. Harber, Knoxville President-Elect, Young Lawyers Conference William H. Haltom, Jr., Memphis President, Tennessee Judicial Conference Judge Frederick D. McDonald, Knoxville President, District Attorneys General Conference William Paul Phillips, Huntsville General Counsel Hal D. Hardin, Nashville Executive Director Gilbert R. Campbell, Jr., Nashville Associate Executive Director Gary N. Hunt, Nashville Editor FEATURES 11 TAX REFORM IMPLICATIONS TO THE FINANCIAL AND ESTATE PLANNER Charles H. Patton 15 TENNESSEE TORT LAW The Push for Revision Theo James Emison, Jr. 17 THE TENNESSEE SUPREME COURT'S APPROVAL OF SELECTED FEDERAL RULES OF EVIDENCE Donald E Paine 24 LIVING WILLS, ORGAN DONATION, AND DURABLE POWERS OF ATTORNEY John K. Fockler 27 INTERNATIONAL TRADE A Generalist Perspective Kenneth A. Cutshaw COLUMNS 3 PRESIDENT'S PERSPECTIVE Donald F Paine 9 Avoiding Legal Malpractice Claims MITIGATING THE RISK OF A MALPRACTICE CLAIM BY QUALIFYING YOUR CLIENT Duke Nordlinger Stern NEWS 7 Warning, Attorneys Status in Debt Collections Has Changed 7 Executive Secretary's Office Sets Method For Claims In Indigent Cases DEPARTMENTS 4 LETTERS 8 IOLTA PARTICIPANTS 35 FORMAL ETHICS OPINIONS 39 CLASSIFIED ADS JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1987/VOL. 23, NO. 1 USPS 538-880; ISSN 0497-2325 Editor's Note: The Tennessee Bar Journal is listed in the Index to Legal Periodicals. The Tennessee Bar Journal is published by the Tennessee Bar Association, at 3622 West End Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 37205, (615) 383-7421, six times a year-January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, and November/December. Second Class Postage Paid, Nashville, Tennes- see. Subscription Price: $35.00 per year. Member $11.00 per year, $5.00 per copy. Statements or opinions expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the Tennessee Bar Association, its Officers, Board or Staff. POSTMASTER: Send address correction to Tennessee Bar Journal, 3622 West End Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 37205. TENNESSEE BAR JOURNAL, JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1987 Gary N. Hunt

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