Official Publication of the Minnesota State Bar Association Vol. 58, No. 11 December 2001 This month's classifieds President's Page Letters to the editor Display advertising Bench & Bar archives Article index Writers' guidelines MSBA home page Balancing Time and Money: Planning for the Unexpected End of a Practice What would happen to your practice -- or your clients -- if you weren't there? The right plan can make the difference. By Curtis L. Stine Globalizing the High-Tech Workforce Immigration law has changed dramatically in the past year, especially with regard to workers in the "H-1 specialty occupation" category By Scott M. Borene   Let us know if you have trouble viewing this site: Minnesota State Bar Association 600 Nicollet Mall #380 Minneapolis, MN 55402 (612) 333-1183 (800) 882-6722 Fax: (612) 333-4927 Or send a letter to the editor. Columns President's Page: Lawyer-Friendly Technologies How will you practice law in the future? The Bar's president presents some technology initiatives that may change the way you work. by Jarvis C. Jones Professional Responsibility: Revealing Client Confidences National and state bars alike consider rule changes that would permit disclosure of confidential communications in exceptional cases. by Edward J. Cleary Lawyer at Large: Representing Health Professionals Before Licensing Boards Some five percent of the state's physicians and psychologists have complaints filed against them each year. For the attorneys who represent them, the resolution process can be a closed, private affair. by Lucinda Jesson and Deborah Mande Essay: Attorney-Client Privilege and the Bankruptcy Code Proposed changes to the U.S. Bankruptcy Code could have a chilling effect on attorney-client relationships. by Christopher M. Kennedy Departments Notes & Trends Commentaries on developments in the law.   Opportunity Market Classified ad listings from Bench & Bar. Also in Print this Month ...   Technology Orders in the Courts Personal Notes