Abstracts: Safe bet: gear that gets you home. Wet ones: foil corrosion with waterproof gear. Rock the boat: new stereo gear that breaks the onboard sound barriers
Abstracts: Bear Cat: Hydro Tech 42: on the prowl with a growl. Inside edition. Bulldog edition: Henriques 50: built to growl and prowl offshore
Abstracts: Soldier of Fountain: Fountain 31: rapid deployment for the fish wars. Crazy like a fish: Atlantic 31: a new angle of attack
Abstracts: Line of fire. Muscle sugar: Fountain 24. Sugar, sugar: Cruisers 3020 Aria: how sweet it is
Abstracts: Flash power: Arriva 25: type-A fun. Bay watch. Cabin fever: Celebrity 245: makes snoozin' a great part of cruisin.' (motorboat) (Evaluation)
Abstracts: Slalom occasion: MasterCraft ProSport 205: tournament quality, family-style. Catch some rays: Stingray 828: a sportboat for the nuclear family
Abstracts: Shifting gears: a two-speed automatic transmission for stern drives offers tantalizing performance advantages
Abstracts: The three E's - estoppel, evidence and Elvis. Paula Jones, President Clinton and the duty to defend. Infringing on AIL policies
Abstracts: An underground flood? Tracking product liability in corporate acquisitions. Have courts redefined advertising liability?
Abstracts: Rush to passage. In Mulroney's grip. The 'little guy's' trip
Abstracts: Patriotism by committee. The more things change.... The long road to unity
Abstracts: Uncertain times: Canada's economy shows signs of cooling. The road back. The RRSP temptation
Abstracts: Facing the civil war we never had. Lougheed's brave plan to save Canada. Rushing Canada to the edge of the precipice
Abstracts: 'Hell and then heaven.' (speed skating gold medalist Sylvie Diagle) (1992 Winter Olympics) Canada's golden girl
Abstracts: A new sports order. Right on target. Moment of truth
Abstracts: The privates' progress: the role of business in health care is growing. To live or die: doctors and legislators struggle with the ethics of euthanasia
Abstracts: A healthy debate: the forum explores visions for the future. The last goodbye
Abstracts: Kids, careers and the day care debate: about three million children need supervision. Turning words into action
Abstracts: Hard times in states afflict underfunded licensure boards. MD scalp hunting? Discipline report puts heat on state boards
Abstracts: Overhauling Medicare pay. Medicare reviews values. Physicians still can suggest modifications in Medicare values
Abstracts: Service attacks experience-rated reinsurance agreements. Deficiency reserve not allowed for nonlife SPDAs. Annuity policies for attorneys' fees result in income recognition
Abstracts: The godfather stumbles. Scandal tactics. Unexploded bomb
Abstracts: Issues held to ransom. At your peril. Law of the jungle
Abstracts: Maddening silence. Stumbling block: Indonesia-EC agreement ditched by Timor issue. Accelerated promotion: Indonesia now leads the Non-Aligned Movement
Abstracts: Back to school: tensions aside, Taiwan and China swap students. Belated reunions
Abstracts: Bordering on peace: China and India ease tensions along frontier. In from the cold
Abstracts: Personality cult. Shaping the succession. Dull but sharp: deputies rattle their rubber stamps
Abstracts: Window dressing: dissidents' release aimed at pleasing the West. The bridge builder
Abstracts: Frontal assault. Advance to the rear. Using the UN
Abstracts: Shattered land: elections contested as country slides towards war. Brave new world
Abstracts: Fear of Islam. Parochial mandate: new Congress may take a harder line on Asia. Stormy weather: tension behind the smiles at Mahathir-Suharto talks
Abstracts: Commando confusion: US Green Berets stir political pot. The lost fighters: air force hit by US ban on arms sales
Abstracts: Unequal migrants: Cambodian boat people claim discrimination. Unwelcome visitors
Abstracts: Little comfort. Haunted by the past. Brother enemy: Japan and Korea are tied by a painful past
Abstracts: Earning credit: Peking makes concessions to enhance US ties. Noh show in Peking
Abstracts: Battle of the giants. Leaving the club. The price of pique
Abstracts: Ripples of gloom: economic downturn in Japan bodes ill for region. Bankers as regents
Abstracts: Wells of hope: Kazakhstan signs massive oil deal. Lost privileges. Costly alliance
Abstracts: The China finale: lame-duck Bush pursues pro-Peking line. Patten's progress: governor's democratic push wins US Congress backing
Abstracts: Hello, Uncle Nippon. Ready to help: agencies prepare their menus of projects. Call to alms
Abstracts: A kick start. Hold the champagne. Recovery postponed
Abstracts: Matters of opinion: Japan reviews legal market. Predators eye the carrion. Marriages of convenience
Abstracts: The Aquino legacy. Aquino's final stumble. Aquino the prudent
Abstracts: A question of trust: South Korean funds need bail-out after buying binge. Conspicuous errors
Abstracts: Armour unmeshed: Japan's stock crash threatens corporate cross-holdings. Future shock
Abstracts: Audio, video, 3DO. Not just a box. Year of listening digitally
Abstracts: States and feds bounce reform ball back and forth. Health insurers change tune on reform proposal. Battle lines forming over insurance reform; study shows little impact from state efforts
Abstracts: IRS takes a tougher position on Crummey trusts in new TAM. The 'mandatory income trust': an alternative to a Crummey Trust
Abstracts: Estate may adopt wait-and-see approach and determine amount of QTIP on date of election. QTIP was disallowed because of executors' discretion whether to make the election
Abstracts: H's estate can't exclude property not taxed in W's estate. Service could revalue gifts for estate tax purposes
Abstracts: Gifts are subject to estate tax even if gift tax s/l has expired. Interest on deferred tax doesn't reduce TPT credit
Abstracts: VitalSigns Software offers quick, user-friendly "due-care" information on many life insurers. Update on the failure of Mutual Benefit Life provides insights into selecting an insurer
Abstracts: Tobacco firm asks researchers to provide their data. Surgeon general, AMA: snuff out 'Old Joe Camel.' (Antonia Novello; American Medical Association; R.J. Reynolds Tobacco's cartoon character)
Abstracts: 1991 assets for l/h insurers. Leaders by category. Expenses-to-premium ratios of the 100 leading life/health insurers
Abstracts: A new way to deliver products: by reengineering their distribution channels, insurers can gain a marketing advantage in an increasingly costly and competitive aspect of the business
Abstracts: The year of the consumer. Making correct assumptions
Abstracts: Universal life policy survey. Individual and group annuities in 1991. Variable annuity premiums - 1990
Abstracts: Connecticut Mutual Life. Sun Life of Canada (U.S.). National Life of Vermont
Abstracts: National Casualty Co. New York Life. ITT Hartford
Abstracts: Giving a gift to charity. Agents speak out. New York Life
Abstracts: IRS gives relief to policyholders. IRS issues DAC regulations. Deficiency reserve not allowed for nonlife SPDAs
Abstracts: Circuit court rules on qualification ratio. IRS rules interest changes do not create new contracts. Mergers of insurers result in tax-attribute carryovers
Abstracts: Tighter self-regulation of fertility industry sought. Giving ethics guidance through medicine's moral thicket
Abstracts: Questions linger on best HIV drug strategy. Detection of HIV markers may lead to improved therapy. Study raises questions over early vs. late AZT therapy
Abstracts: HHS ruling keeps the heat on physician self-referral. Self-referral restrictions hit New York. Physical therapists push self-referral ban in Missouri
Abstracts: Report details increased cost shifting by hospitals. Economy squeezes hospital capital improvements. Fla. panel: keep TB hospital open - but at half capacity
Abstracts: Small but mighty: Nashville's Heritage Medical Associates merged small practices into a cohesive - but still independent - group
Abstracts: Physicians feel effects of utilization review in practices. High-tech home care dilemma; physicians face payment struggle to get patients out of the hospital
Abstracts: Gaston & Snow partners unite; they object to payments. Law firm bankruptcies shook bank confidence. Banks ask more of firms; loans now come with additional strings attached
Abstracts: Community care gets competitive. MGMA releases data on 1997 'Better Practices'. Pay for senior managers of practices on the upswing
Abstracts: A world of difference. Adversity focuses radiologist's determination to excel. Stretching time; a primer on managing two full-time jobs: medicine and parenting
Abstracts: Ill. bar girds for tort fight; flurry of lawsuits, competing radio ads frame the looming legislative battle. Quayle spices up ABA meeting; discipline, finances also are on the agenda
Abstracts: Is a happy marriage in your child's future? 4 old-fashioned rules kids still need. How your self-esteem affects your child's
Abstracts: A delicious tree-trimming buffet. A delicious buffet. New Year's Day buffet
Abstracts: 'Round midnight: old friends toast the New Year with flair. Dinner by design. The midnight hour
Abstracts: A chef's dream kitchen. Sophisticated space. Park Avenue contemporary
Abstracts: 30-minute main courses. part 4
Abstracts: Linking in the laptops as the nets grow. The lure of wireless LANS. Keeping the costs down when office hopping
Abstracts: Yashica updates, simplifies, and improves controls of entry-level AF SLR. Has Yashica reinvented a top-rated autofocus SLR in the 230-AF Super?
Abstracts: SLR daze: two nifty official updates and three mysterious, intriguing cameras that are, but aren't. Pentax reenters the top amateur-pro SLR field with the intriguing PZ-1
Abstracts: Great travel pictures in just six hours. Focus on Travel: photo tips galore! Why bring home pleasant picture postcards when, with a little effort, you can create memorable momentos?
Abstracts: Minolta Maxxum 9xi. Minolta Maxxum 600si. Minolta Maxxum 7xi
Abstracts: Minolta Maxxum 35-200mm f/4.5-5.6 xi AF. Minolta Maxxum 28-80mm f/4-5.6 xi AF. Minolta Maxxum 28-105mm f3.5-4.5 xi AF
Abstracts: Multiple mountain mania. Some hot tips for short trips. South for the summer
Abstracts: Spree towns: an insider's guide to having fun in the best little ski towns anywhere. A tale of two Tuckermans
Abstracts: On the cutting edge. Ski like Tomba! Tame your technique
Abstracts: Flat-tire matching. Press against your boots. Steer your inside ski
Abstracts: Hollow victory: toxic waste suits expose laws' strengths, flaws. Firm backed in a bitter waste case
Abstracts: High court's swing votes spare death row inmate. Capital appeal becomes a court tug of war. The 33-hour habeas appeal
Abstracts: As acid rain falls, cloud hangs over manufacturers; General Motors and the EPA are at loggerheads in an administrative case over liability for acid rain damage
Abstracts: New dean hopes fund-raiser gets CUNY out of the 'bat cave.' (Kristin Booth Glen new dean of City University of New York School of Law)
Abstracts: The Del. Court of Chancery rules on a board's duty to monitor employees; the Legislature amends the state's business laws
Abstracts: Winning: successful strategies from 10 litigators who stand apart from the crowd. To explain case, lawyer turns editor; preparing a booklet helps refine quantities of material and see story as a whole
Abstracts: Losing its allure; lawyer/legislators are a dying breed. It just doesn't pay. Attorneys are among hopefuls
Abstracts: Jones Day settles malpractice suit; fraud cause resolved after $45.6 million jury verdict. Legal malpractice: punies OK'd
Abstracts: Gun sale, owner liability grows. Border birth defects spur suits. Breast implant suits pouring in; after $25 million verdict
Abstracts: Survey: students loath to differ politically with their professors. ADR in the classroom: the move from more adversarial lawyering
Abstracts: Some regulations are put on the 'fast track.' Quayle unveils 'justice reform' legislation. Some feel deja vu on the regulation freeze
Abstracts: Calif. school says new ABA plan gives accredit where it is due. Bridgeport's fate at long last appears sealed - provisionally
Abstracts: Carnes to 11th Circuit? A window on the making of a nominee. Quayle unveils 'justice reform' legislation
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