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Issues Memo 1 (January 2, 2008)

handle is hein.nccusl/nccpub01109 and id is 1 raw text is: Memorandum (Read This First) To: NCCUSL Drafting Committee for the Uniform Collaborative Law Act CC: Observers From: Andrew Schepard Re: Overview of January 2008 Meeting and Key Decisions Date: January 2, 2008 Introduction This memorandum summarizes what I see as the key issues for discussion and my recommendations for resolving them for the Committee's January 2008 meeting. These issues have been raised in response to the December 2007 Interim Draft of the UCLA. Some are new. Most of these issues are, however, familiar- we discussed them at previous meetings. I hope that our lengthy previous discussions will enable us to resolve these issues efficiently at our January meeting. I am also hopeful that resolution will be facilitating by tying our discussion to specific proposals for statutory language and detailed recommendations from me. I am sure that the Committee and observers understand the need to resolve outstanding matters at the January meeting so that we can draft the next version of UCLA with commentary in time to be reviewed by the Committee on Style and to be considered for first read this July. Scope of this Memorandum Following each issue is a brief description of the status of the resolution of the issue in the January 2008 Draft of the UCLA (enclosure (a) described below). Following the status description is a summary of my recommendation on how the Committee should address each issue at the January meeting. In two cases, (questions (1) and (2) and (7) in this memorandum listed below) I propose new sections to be included in the UCLA's next draft. Language for each proposed new section is contained in this memorandum.

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