HIV and communication.
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) continues to plague many countries across the globe, including the United States, Africa, China and India. Children and adults have been infected with HIV, and both populations can present with communication disorders that coexist with the presence of the virus. The purpose of this paper is to present an overview of HIV and a discussion of the types of conditions that impact communication in both pediatric and adult populations. Persons living with HIV may present with disorders in the areas of language, phonology, voice and swallowing. Given the advances in pharmacological management of HIV, speech-language pathologists need to be knowledgeable of how medications can impact communication and swallowing. Also, since HIV crosses the blood-brain barrier and impacts all aspects of anthe defendants' attorney, Christopher A. Grove, and his law firm, Severson, Sheldon, Dougherty & Molenda, P.A., appeal from the imposition of sanctions against them for issuing a subpoena which the bankruptcy court found to be unduly burdensome on a non-party witness. We affirm in part and reverse in part, remanding the case for further consideration of the rescission remedy.

FACTS
This case concerns the negotiations for and eventual sale of a computer software business. James Lostetter and Randy Lostetter (collectively, the "sellers") ran Abacor, Inc. ("Abacor"), a closely held company in the business of selling computer software. James was chiefly responsible for Abacor's operations and owned most of its stock. Randy, James' son, was a minor shareholder and kept Abacor's books. In 1996, Randy moved to Belgium, and James decided