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2 R.I. Bar J. 1 (1953-1954)

handle is hein.barjournals/ribj0002 and id is 1 raw text is: VOL. II, No. 1 OCTOBER, 1953 , Published Monthly October through June SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 R.I. BAR A1CATION INTITUTE THURSDAY, OCTOBER-15, 1953 NARRAGANSETT HOTEL An unusual opportunity for members to participate in an intensive review of Problems of Organizing Small Businesses under the personal guidance of two American Law Institute authors. Morning Session -- 10 A. M. MARCUS MANOFF will discuss Practical Problems Involved in Organizing Partnerships and Corporations and LEONARD SARNER will discuss Tax Problems in Organizing Small Businesses. Luncheon -- 12.15 P. M. JOHN E. MULDER, Director of the Committee on Continuing Legal Education of the American Law Institute will be guest speaker. Afternoon Session -- 2:00 P. M. MESSRS. SARNER and MANOFF will lead a panel discussion, assisted by MESSRS. ARTHUR J. LEVY, WALTER F. GIBBONS and GEORGE C. DAVIS of the Rhode Island Bar. * All registrants at the institute will receive lecture outlines and a copy of Mr. Sarner's book on the subject of the day. Afternoon session will be followed by annual meeting and annual dinner of the Bar Association. * An investment of one day of your time will pay valuable dividends at your own desk. You are urged to make your reservation for the institute, the Annual Dinner and Meeting AT ONCE on cards sent out by Secretary's office. LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT To all members of the Rhode Island Bar Association: If one of your clients wants to start a small business and asks you whether he should conduct it in his own name, in- corporate or perhaps form a partnership, do you have up-to-date and authorita- tive information as to how each type is taxed, as to the advantages and disad- vantages of each form of organization and as to what questions to ask your client about the proposed business to make certain that he and you will come to the wisest decision on the problem? To give such information to those at- tending, together with suggestions as to how to organize the business form de- cided upon, will be the aim of the Insti- tute on Organizational Problems of Small Businesses, to be presented at the Narragansett Hotel in Providence on Thursday, October 15, at 10:00 A. M., under the joint auspices of the Rhode Island Bar Association and the Com- mittee on Continuing Legal Education of the American Law Institute. This subject was selected because it is homely and practical - it involves problems which arise most frequently in the everyday practice of the average lawyer in all communities. The subject matter will be presented with emphasis on the how-to-do-it approach. The speakers have been carefully selected. They are experienced in this field of law, and they have demonstrated their ability to impart their knowledge to others. The panel discussion following the lectures will in informal fashion collate and round out the formal talks. You have already seen the detailed program. Not the least of the advantages of the sessions will be that any person attend- ing who may be wrestling with a prob- lem along these lines can put the ques- tion to the panel and have the benefit of the experience and opinion of its members. The local members of the panel will also have something to say as to aspects of the subject which are pecu- liar to Rhode Island. The American Law Institute is a charitable and educational corporation which among other things has been con- ducting or helping to conduct such Institutes in a large number of different (Continued on Page 2)

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