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11 Bimonthly Rev. L. Books 1 (2000)

handle is hein.journals/bimrvlab11 and id is 1 raw text is: Bimonthly Review of Law Books http://www.suffolk.edu/law/faculty/ebander/ind- 1 8.html Volume 11 Number 1 January-February 2000 An Interview with Charles E. Rounds, Jr., author of Loring A Trustee's Handbook. Charles E. Rounds, Jr. NY: Aspen Publishers, 2000 ed. 1109 p. ISBN 0-7355-1381-3. $125.00. Interviewer: Edward J. Bander. Interviewee: Charles E. Rounds, Jr. Professor of Law, Suffolk University Law School. Bander: The 2000 Edition of Loring A Trustee's Handbook is now out. The First Edition's copyright is dated 1898. Obviously you were not the author. Who was? Rounds: A Boston lawyer and trustee by the name of Augustus Peabody Loring. He authored four editions of the Handbook. The Fourth Edition was published in 1928. Bander: Who took over from Mr. Loring. Rounds: A Boston lawyer by the name of Mayo Adams Shattuck authored the Fifth Edition. That came out in 1940. James F. Farr, also a Boston lawyer, authored the Sixth Edition. Its date was 1962. The Seventh Edition, which I was privi- leged to write, was published in 1994. Bander: Will there be an Eighth Edition? Rounds: No, not labeled as such. After the Seventh Edition, we switched to yearly revi- sions. Since the Seventh Edition, there has been a 1996 Edition, a 1997 Edition, a 1998 edition, and a 1999 Edition. The 2000 Edition is a brand new edition of the Handbook. It replaces all prior editions including the Seventh Edition. Loring does not have pocket parts. Bander: Did you say Little, Brown is the pub- lisher? Rounds: It was, through the 1997 Edition. With the 1998 Edition, the baton was passed to Panel Publishers. Bander: Is Loring a Massachusetts book? Rounds: Absolutely not. The book is national in scope. Lawyers, judges, accountants, bankers, financial planners, trustees and their beneficia- ries from Carmel to Manhattan, from Dallas to Palm Beach subscribe to it. In Mr. Loring's time, it had a Boston flavor to it. But no more. In this Issue: An Interview With Professor Rounds........................................... 1 Criminal Aspects..........................................................3 [Cyber] Fiction... .......................................................6 Liabilty..10 Taxation..... ..........................................................10 Cyberlaw, Internet, and Antitrust.............................................11 Books Received........................................................21 Titles of Books Reviewed..................................................22 Authors of Books Reviewed................................................22 Nota Bander ........................................................... 23 Bimonthly Review of Law Books / January-February 2000 1

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