Gregory J. Tarone | Attorney & Counselor at Law since 1979

Radwan v. University of Connecticut Board of Trustees et al.

Radwan v. University of Connecticut Board of Trustees et al., USDC D.Conn 3:16-cv-02091.

"Florida Athlete Agent Registration Law," The Sports, Parks & Recreation Law Reporter, Volume 3, Number 3 at 47 ().

1989

"Advising the Amateur Athlete to Preserve Eligibility," The Florida Bar Journal, Volume 62, Number 2 at 23 (), reprinted in adapted form as "Amateur Athletes and Eligibility" in Case & Comment, Volume 93, Number 3 at 3 () and in The Sports, Parks & Recreation Law Reporter, Volume 2 Number 4 at 60 ().

1988 / 1988 / 1989

"Intermodal Tariffs: A Problem of Conflicting Jurisdictions," Law and Policy in International Business, Volume 9, Number 2 at 613 ().

1977

Q: Is a completely handwritten will that is witnessed and notarized without a lawyer, still a holographic will?

A: No, not because it is handwritten. That is style, not substantive. New York Estates, Powers and Trusts Law Sec. 3-2.1(b) addresses the informality of statutory execution, acknowledgement, attestation and notarization, which must be strictly fulfilled in their policy substance as recognized under New York law but not prohibiting handwriting instead of a typed document. What is called a "holographic" will is one that is handwritten and signed but does not meet all the attestation and verifying...