In September 1978, I found myself going through 1-L orientation at the University of Tennessee College of Law. Our group was harangued by the late Durward Jones, who presented himself to his wide-eyed audience of prospective lawyers as a sort of wild man, which he actually was. The one thing I remember most about this earliest of law school experiences...

New officers have been elected at the Bradley County Bar Association. They are President Robert Thompson with Logan-Thompson PC, Vice President Barrett Painter with Chancey, Kanavoslove...

You say you're in the market to hire a new associate at your law firm? Well, have I got a deal for you! You wouldn't buy a new car without test driving it, would you? Of course not! You'd kick the tires, check under the hood, and then take that baby out for a spin, right? And then you'd ask the salesman if he could throw in some seat covers and floor...

In my opinion, The Education of a Black Radical: A Southern Civil Rights Activist's Journey, could quite appropriately have been named: The Education of a Supreme Court Judge: From Civil Rights Activist to Judicial Activist. Of course his judicial career has not yet elevated him to the level of a Supreme Court justice but the facts are...

True or False? If Husband and Wife own real property as equal tenants in common, each spouse's undivided one-half interest is valued for gift and estate tax purposes at less than 50 percent of the whole.

Answer: True. And Ludwick,[1] an important recent Tax Court case, proves it.