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15 Colo. Law. [i] (1986)

handle is hein.barjournals/cololaw0015 and id is 1 raw text is: oelor ado awyer Vol. 15, No. 1 January 1986 Pp. 1-174 The official publication of the Colorado Bar Association: President, James T. Moran; President-Elect, Philip G. Dufford Editorial and Classified Advertising Offices: 1900 Grant Street Suite 940 Denier. Colorado 80203-4309 303/860-1118 Editor: Arlene Abady Editorial Assistant: Karen L. Goldie Display Advertising Sales: Suellen Palcanis. 355-5019 Editorial Board: Chairman: Donald G. Hacking, Golden Christopher R. Brauchli, Boulder Arthur M. Frazin, Denver Norman R. Helwig, Denver Denise K. Mills, Denver Carroll E. Multz, Grand Junction John Richilano, Denver Joan Sommerfeld, Denver Charles C. Turner, Denver Cover Photo: Dinosaur National Monument, Yampa River. LEGISLATIVE ACTION REPORT .................... ........... ii ARTICLES Indian Water Rights: Then and Now by Frank E. Maynes .................1..... ...............1 Civil RICO in Colorado: New Twists in the Road to Treble Damages by Brian J. Stark ......................9.... ..............9 FEATURE Guest Editorial-Nix v. Whiteside: The Perjurious Client Dilemma- What Should Defense Counsel Do? by Michael L. Bender ................................... 21 DEPARTMENTS Tax Tips: Taxation of Lapsed Powers of Appointment ...... .......... 24 Business Law Newsletter: A Secured Creditor's Checklist of Responses to a Bankruptcy Petition ..................... ..... 25 Real Estate Law Newsletter: Comprehensive Documentation in Preparation of Construction Contract Disputes ......... .......... 30 Labor and Employment Review: Drug and Alcohol Abuse in the Workplace ......................................... 31 From Our Readers .......................................... 37 The Civil Litigator: Federal Income Tax Consequences of Settlements and Judgments-Part 1: Plaintiffs .................... 38 Legal Malpractice Forum: Legal Malpractice Insurance: Are You Really Covered?-Part I ................................ 39 Family Law Newsletter: Therapist Privilege in Custody Cases ... ........ 46 Disability Law Column: Court-ordered Counseling by Social Workers in Colorado ................................. 47 Law Office Management: Legal Fees and Representation Agreements ............................................ 50 Young Lawyers Column: Repetitive Bankruptcy Petitions: The Illusory Prohibition ........................................ 51 From the Wool-Sack ........................................ 57 Lawyers' Announcements ..................................... 59 Court Business: Code of Professional Responsibility Proposed Amendments; U.S. Bankruptcy Court Rule 23, revised, Suggested Forms D and K .............. ..... ......... 65 November Advance Sheets Colorado Court of Appeals .................................... 69 Colorado Supreme Court ...................................... 125 U.S. District Court: Summaries of Opinions ................. ..... 163 U.S. Bankruptcy Court: Summaries of Opinions ............... ..... 165 In Brief ................................................ 167 Classified Advertising ....................................... 168 Calendar of Events ............ . .................... ..... 174 Copyrighte 1986, the Colorado Lawyer (USPS 669-270) is published monthly by The Colorado Bar Association, 1900 Grant Street, Suite 950. Denver, Colorado 80203-4309. All rights reserved. The price of an annual subscription to members of the Colorado Bar Association ($35) is included in their dues. An annual subscription to law libraries is $30; to all others, $75. Individual copies, $6.25 each. Second class postage paid at Denver, Colorado. Postmaster, send address changes to The Colorado Lawyer, 1900 Grant St., Suite 940, Denver, Colorado 80203-4309. Correspondence regarding editorial and classified advertising content should be addressed to the editor. Changes of address must reach the editorial office no later than 3 weeks in advance of the next issue date. Manuscripts submitted for consideration should be typewritten, double-spaced and submitted in duplicate and are subject to review by the Editorial Board. Send to: The Colorado Lawyer, 1900 Grant St., Suite 940, Denver, Colorado 80203-4309, or call (303) 860-1118; CBA No.: (303) 860-1112 or toll-free: 1-800-332-6736. Articles which appear in The Colorado Lawyer do not necessarily reflect the official position of the Colorado Bar Association and their publication does not constitute an endorsement of views which may be expressed. Accuracy of citations is the sole responsibility of the authors. Appearance of an advertisement in The Colorado Lawyers does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement by the journal or the Colorado Bar Association of the goods or services offered therein.

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