Harry Gordon died at the age of 83. The sole beneficiary in his will was a charitable organization. The attorney who drafted Gordon's will was the regional vice president of the organization and his practice was located in the same building as the charity. All witnesses to the will were officers of the corporation, as were the executors. The original will was kept in the charity's offices. The will was executed seven years before Gordon's death. Would there be a presumption of undue influence? Was undue influence present?