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Schepard Memo 2-20-08 1 (February 20, 2008)

handle is hein.nccusl/nccpub01117 and id is 1 raw text is: Memorandum To: NCCUSL Drafting Committee for the Uniform Collaborative Law Act CC: Observers From: Andrew Schepard Re: Draft # 4 of the UCLA and Request for Comments and Help Date: February 20, 2008 Enclosed you will find Draft # 4 of the UCLA. I hope it captures the agreements made during our robust discussions at our January meeting. Here is what I ask of you: Review Draft # 4, and send comments via e mail by Friday, March 7th preferably tied to specific pages and lines of Draft # 4. As we are not going to meet again before the first read of the Act, I would appreciate your placing your comments into one of the following categories: Category 1- Typo, technical or suggestion that I, as reporter, have discretion to make or not. Category2- Important change that must be incorporated for you to support the UCLA. I will discuss all changes that you put in this category with Peter and Harry to decide how best to proceed. I plan to start work on the commentary while you are reviewing Draft # 4. I hope to circulate Draft #5 and draft commentary to you by approximately March 24th. A final version of the Act and commentary must be submitted to the Style Committee by April 21 st to qualify for first read in July. Context for your review of Draft # 4: I did do substantial editing and rewriting of Draft # 3 in the interests of clarity and conciseness in incorporating the new provisions that we agreed to in January. I do not think my rewriting changed the substance of what we agreed on. Nonetheless, I do want to especially draw your attention to the following features of Draft # 4: (1) 1 added definitions of law firm, substantially related and tribunal. These terms which were not defined in Draft # 3. These terms are, however, used repetitively in Draft #4 and I thought it prudent both to define them and to do so

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