Daniel J. Gross Fund
From the Nebraska State Bar Foundation 2002 Annual Report
The late Omaha attorney Daniel J. Gross established a fund through a bequest in 1958. The purpose of the fund is to "aid the charitable and welfare purposes of active practicing Nebraska lawyers and their families through the relief of the poverty of such lawyers and their families."
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Protection Of Business Information: "Why Build It...If You Just Let Them Take It?"
By Steven Kalhorn
The explosion of the free transfer of information via internal computer networks, broad band communications and internet reliance has created not only greater ease of corporate communications but, unfortunately, greater opportunities for theft of business information and trade secrets. A thorough understanding of this area is relevant for every business, large or small, that seeks to protect the company from loss of its valuable business information and trade secrets.
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Times of turmoil catalyst for creation of Commercial Real Estate Workshop
By Jane Konecny
The late 1980s were a time of turmoil for those in the commercial real estate market, and it was during those times that the idea for what is now the Commercial Real Estate Workshop was born.

"In the late 1980s, the commercial real estate world fell apart," Slusky said. "It was a time of huge overbuilding and oversupply for commercial real estate, and it had caught up with us." The Resolution Trust Corp. was formed by the federal government as a way to bail the sector out of hundreds of billions of dollars in bad real estate, Slusky said.
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Real Estate Attorneys Work To Help Smooth The Development Process
By Ken Wall
Thinking of getting involved in a real estate development deal or purchasing an office building? According to four Omaha real estate attorneys, one of your first calls better be to them or one of their colleagues.
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