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Professor: Calfee Course Summer 2008 Income Taxation of Estates & Trusts Law 7625 Section 8272 Course Materials: Federal Income Taxation of Estates, Trusts, & Beneficiaries, Cases and Materials-Law 6621 and Law 7625 (materials are available at Wilbert's across the street). Code & Regulations for Sub Chapter J of the Interal Revenue Code. Suggested Reference Material(but not mandatory) Federal Income Taxation of Estates, Trusts & Beneficiaries, 3rd Edition, Ferguson, Freeland & Asher Law & Business. (If you are going to work in this area, this treatise should be part of your permanent library). It is available at Wilbert's. Assignments: Thursday, May 15, 2008 Problem No. 1 Read Code, Regulations & Florida Statues listed under "Assignment." Provide answers to problems. Professor: Calfee Course Summer 2008 Income Taxation of Estates & Trusts Law 6621 Section 8894 Course Materials: Federal Income Taxation of Estates, Trusts & Beneficiaries, Cases and Materials-Law 6621 and Law 7625 (materials are available at Wilbert's across the street). Code & Regulations for Sub Chapter J of the Internal Revenue Code. Suggested Reference Material (but not mandatory) Federal Income Taxation of Estates, Trusts, & Beneficiaries, 3rd Edition, Ferguson, Freeland & Asher Law & Business. (If you are going to work in this area, this treatise should be part of your permanent library). It is available at Wilbert's. Assignments: Thursday, May 15, 2008 Problem No. 1 Read Code, Regulations & Florida Statues listed under "Assignment." Provide answers to Problems. Professor: Gater Course Summer 2008 Civil Clinic - Full Represention Law 6940 Section 8938 Course Materials: See web site below Assignments: See http://lic.law.ufl.edu/~grater/fullrepclinic/index.htm Email Prof. Grater at grater@law.ufl.edu for the user name and password. Please get started early, as substantial work is due for the first class on Monday, 19 May at 9:30. Professor: Jackson Course Summer 2008 The Law of Sex & Sexual Orientation Law 6930 Section 8904 Course Materials: Students should sign up for the course on TWEN, accessed via http://www.lawschool.westlaw.com. The casebook is Sexuality, Gender and the Law (2d ed.) by Eskridge & Hunter. Assignments: For class on Thursday May 15, read and be prepared to discuss pp. 13-30. Professor: Perea Course Summer 2008 Employment Law Law 6545 Section 9244 Course Materials: Rothstein & Liebman, Employment Law (6th Ed.2007)[hereafter referred to as the "text"]. Rothstein & Liebman, Statutory Supplement to Employment Law (2007). Assignments: Take a few minutes and think about the rights you think you have in an employment setting. We will discuss our collective wish-list of employment rights as a group. You may be surprised to discover what rights you actually have. Read the following from your texts: 1) pp. 12-17 (Bammert case and notes following) 2) pp. 21-33 (status of employee and at-will employment) 3) pp. 80-93 (legality of different hiring methods) See you tomorrow! Professor: Wright Course Summer 2008 Estates & Trusts Law 6430 Section 8527 Course Materials: Dobris, Sterk & Leslie, Estates and Trusts, 3d edition Assignments: Read pp. 1-45 in the book (Dobris, Sterk & Leslie, Estates and Trusts, 3d Edition) and do the problems on pp. 28 and 34. You may skim pp. 29-36. Powered by Coranto