Vol. 78 No. 10, November 2004

Index

• The bar's legislative lobbying policy.
• Young Lawyers Division mobilizes to help Hurricane victims.
• Electronic access to court records: a virtual tightrope in the making.
• Getting ready for HIPAA security.
• Principles and pitfalls of preservation of error.
• "What do you mean you're not ready?" The Impact of State v. Naveira on a defendant's right to a speedy trial.
• Florida's new good faith duty on an insurer not to settle.
• The high cost of arrestee medical treatment: the effects of F.S.
• Qualified dividend income under the 2003 Tax Act: this article discusses the basics of QDI, including corporations eligible to pay QDI and the required stock holding periods.
• Desert Palace, Inc. v. Costa - does McDonnell Douglas survive? A significant new chapter has been written in the evolution of the methods of proving discrimination in the unanimous Supreme Court decision of Desert Palace, Inc. v. Costa.
• Minimizing a personal representative's personal liability to pay taxes: part 1 describes tax returns, tax payment obligations, and ways in which a PR can be held personally liable for failing to adhere to the applicable federal and state requirements.
• What defines income under F.S. Ch. 61: from a business perspective.