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An Evaluation of Whether the Extension of Constitutional Tort Remedies Should Be Based on Immigration Status?, 3 Immigration & Nationality Law Review, 31 Immigr. & Nat’lity L. Rev. 1071 (December 2010).

Breaking Up is Harder to Do: The New Alternative Tax Regime on U.S. Expatriates

Tuesday September 1, 2009

Private: Michael J. Stegman

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Probate Law Journal of Ohio, Sep./Oct. 2009 by Michael J. Stegman.

The Mechanics of Ohio Civil Procedure: The Purpose, Procedure and Strategy of Discovery; Motions, Notices and Hearings

Thursday January 1, 2009

Private: Colleen M. Blandford

The Noncitizen Spouse: Implications for Estate Planning and Administration

Thursday January 1, 2009

Private: Michael J. Stegman

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Probate Law Journal of Ohio, Jan./Feb. 2009 by Michael J. Stegman.

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The Legacy Trust as a Vehicle for Advanced Estate Planning

Private: Michael J. Stegman

Welcome to Ohio: a Premier Trust Jurisdiction

Private: Michael J. Stegman

The Scope of Ohio’s Apology Statute, Cincinnati Bar Association Report, Ohio Lawyer Magazine, Vol. 27, No. 5 pg. 18 Ohio Trial Lawyer Magazine (June 1, 2013)

Legal Requirements of the ADA and ADEA for Employers

Should I Stay or Should I Go: Tax and Immigration Considerations for U.S. Permanent Residents and Citizens

Private: Michael J. Stegman

Insurance Law 2011: New and Evolved Types of Insurance Policies; Causes of Action

Private: Colleen M. Blandford

Arar With a Twist: Should a Bivens Remedy Be Extended to a U.S. Citizen Subjected to Extraordinary Rendition?

Breaking Up is Harder to Do: The New Alternative Tax Regime on U.S. Expatriates

Private: Michael J. Stegman

The Mechanics of Ohio Civil Procedure: The Purpose, Procedure and Strategy of Discovery; Motions, Notices and Hearings

Private: Colleen M. Blandford

The Noncitizen Spouse: Implications for Estate Planning and Administration

Private: Michael J. Stegman

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