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Provenance Research: Litigation and the Responsibility of Museums
Forthcoming
Lawrence M. Kaye, Frank K. Lord IV, Mari-Claudia Jiménez
Willamette Journal of International Law & Dispute Resolution
Lawrence Kaye, with the assistance of Mari-Claudia Jiménez and Frank K. Lord IV, wrote this article for the Willamette Journal of International Law & Dispute Resolution based on his remarks delivered at the Cultural Heritage Conference held at Willamette University.
Resolved Stolen Art Claims
Updated periodically
Herrick's Art Law Department
This chart was compiled by Herrick, Feinstein LLP from information derived from published news articles and services available mainly in the United States or on the Internet, as well as law journal articles, press releases, and other sources, consulted as of May 2013.
Dodd-Frank Brings Regulatory Change to Investment Advisers
May 13, 2013
Patrick D. Sweeney, Matthew H. Kunkes
New York Law Journal
Patrick Sweeney, a corporate partner at Herrick, Feinstein and Matthew Kunkes, a corporate associate, were featured in the May 13, 2013 Financial Reform Special Section of the New York Law Journal. Their article addresses the regulatory impact  of Dodd-Frank on investment advisers and discusses changes emanating from Dodd-Frank's Title IV, the "Private Fund Investment Adviser Registration Act of 2010."
Litigation Special Section: Five Commandments of Family-Owned Business Divorce
May 6, 2013
John R. Goldman, Belinda G. Schwartz, Sharon A. O'Shaughnessy
New York Law Journal

Herrick, Feinstein Partners John R. Goldman and Belinda G. Schwartz co-authored an article about the complexities of business divorces for family-owned businesses which was featured in the New York Law Journal's Litigation Special Section.

Ultra Music Festival Q&A
August 10, 2012
Herrick, Feinstein
Three Questions on Herrick's Representation of Ultra Enterprises, Inc. in a Federal Trademark Infringement and Breach of Contract Trial
Fight for Nazi-looted Art Must Continue
April 13, 2013
Howard N. Spiegler
The Jewish Chronicle
Howard addresses various types of criticism that have been voiced concerning the world-wide efforts, including by Herrick's Art Law Group, to recover Nazi-looted art on behalf of the families of Holocaust victims.
A Lesson about a Secured Lender's Claim for Attorneys' Fees  
April 2013
Paul A. Rubin, Adam D. Wolper
American Bankruptcy Institute Journal  - April 2013
Paul Rubin and Adam D. Wolper co-authored the article "A Lesson about a Secured Lender's Claim for Attorneys' Fees", which examines the ramifications of the bankruptcy court's decision in  In re Latshaw Drilling LLC.  The bankruptcy court allowed an oversecured lienholder/administrative agent to recover a significant portion of its attorneys' fees even though the lender forced a healthy borrower into bankruptcy after the lender breached its funding commitment.
Impact of JOBS Act On 3rd-Party Marketers
April 3, 2013
Richard M. Morris
Law360
Richard M. Morris authored an article for the Expert Analysis section of Private Equity and Securities Law360 about how the JOBS Act, which was passed in April 2012, will likely change the business of third-party marketers by expanding the scope of permitted promotional activities in connection with offering investments in hedge and private equity funds.
Market Trends, Legal Developments, and Their Effect on M&A Documentation
2013
Irwin A. Kishner
Mergers and Acquisitions Law 2013: Top Lawyers on Trends and Key Strategies for the Upcoming Year
Irwin Kishner authored the chapter "Market Trends, Legal Developments, and Their Effect on M&A Documentation" for the book Mergers and Acquisitions Law 2013: Top Lawyers on Trends and Key Strategies for the Upcoming Year, published byThomson Reuters/Aspatore. 
SOFA Entertainment, Inc. v. Dodger Productions, Inc.  
March 11, 2013
Barry Werbin
The New York State Bar Association EASL Blog
The Ninth Circuit issued a March 11, 2013 decision in SOFA Entertainment, Inc. v. Dodger Productions, Inc.. The Court affirmed the district court's grant of summary judgment and attorneys' fees in a copyright infringement suit.
A Tenant’s Guide To Operating Expense Escalations
February 8, 2013
Dena Cohen
Law360
Dena Cohen, Counsel in Herrick Feinstein’s Real Estate Group, authored an article for the Expert Analysis section of Real Estate Law360 which provides a primer on rent increases that are associated with the costs of operating, maintaining and repairing buildings.
Ashby Donald and others v. France
February 21, 2013
Barry Werbin
The New York State Bar Association EASL Blog
A fascinating and unusual decision of first impression (published only in French) from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) involves the rights of photographers to use photographs taken at French fashion shows.
The Batmobile Is A Protectable "Character"
February 15, 2013
Barry Werbin
The New York State Bar Association EASL Blog
A very interesting decision from January 26th out of the C.D. Cal., ruling on cross summary judgment motions, finds in favor of DC Comics (Warner) that the iconic Batmobile&reg; is akin to a "character" protectable by copyright as opposed to an unprotected functional automobile.
Morris v. Young
February 13, 2013
Barry Werbin
The New York State Bar Association EASL Blog
Another new interesting artwork photography/art fair use - "transformative use" - decision was issued 1/28/2013 by the C.D. California (Morris v. Young (CD Cal. 2013)), mirroring the same issues as in Cariou v. Prince, 784 F. Supp. 2d 337, 349 (S.D.N.Y. 2011) [on appeal].
Introduction and Overview of Nazi Looted Cases
Howard N. Spiegler
Canadian Criminal Law Review, Vol. 17, No. 1
Howard Spiegler has authored an article for the Canadian Criminal Law Review that provides an overview of trends in recovering art looted by the Nazis, including the burgeoning involvement of the U.S. government.
Scott Mollen’s 164,000 Square Foot Office Building Receivership Success Featured in Real Estate Weekly
December 26, 2012
The article, featured in Real Estate Weekly, explains how 111 Great Neck Rd. is now thriving under the receivership of Scott E. Mollen, Partner and Co-Chair of the Real Estate Department. The property is 164,000 square feet and one of Nassau County's most prominent Class A office buildings. Due to Scott’s proactive approach, the building is now 89% occupied with additional potential lease discussions underway.
Useful Enemies: John Demjanjuk and America's Open-Door Policy for Nazi War Criminals
2013
Richard Rashke

Former Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman is cited as a "hero" and mentioned at length for her pioneering efforts in compelling the U.S. government to act against Nazi war criminals living in America and for her decades long work to bring them to justice.

Rashke, the author, escaped from the Sobibor extermination camp.   John Demjanjuk, the subject of the book and a Ukrainian native, had been extradited to Germany from the U.S. and was convicted by Germany of being an accessory to murder as a guard at Sobibor.
A Primer for Acquiring Inclusionary Air Rights in NYC
January 2, 2013
Jennifer Dickson, Michael A. Smith
Law360
Michael Smith and Jennifer Dickson co-authored an article entitled “A Primer for Acquiring Inclusionary Air Rights in NYC.” The article addresses the process of acquiring inclusionary air rights which, for the unfamiliar, can be fraught with foreign jargon.

The piece was published by Law360 on January 2, 2012. To view the full article, please click here. We hope you find this article useful and encourage you to forward this email to those contacts you think might be interested as well.
International Art Transactions under CISG
Fall 2012
Yael M. Weitz, Laura Tam
Art & Advocacy
Yael Weitz and Laura Tam co-authored the article “International Art Transactions under CISG” in Herrick’s art law newsletter.
Viewpoint: Contract Counterparties Facing Sales Must Be Vigilant
January 8, 2012
Paul A. Rubin, Lisa S. Gretchko
Dow Jones
Paul Rubin co-authored this Dow Jones article, which provides advice to non-debtor parties regarding how they can enforce their rights to collect payments due under their contracts and otherwise protect themselves so that they aren't blind-sided. 
Stephen Selbst and Leslie Chervokas Publish Article in BNA Bankruptcy Law Reporter
December 2012
Stephen B. Selbst, Leslie W. Chervokas
Stephen Selbst and Leslie Chervokas co-authored an article titled, "FiberTower Injunction Raises Fresh Questions About the Interplay Between Telecommunications and Bankruptcy Law" published in BNA's Bankruptcy Law Reporter. The article discusses the  interplay between telecommunications and bankruptcy law and analyzes the Chapter 11 FiberTower Networks case, which is  likely to have an impact on any future  telecommunications bankruptcy.
Don't Underestimate The Scope Of A Bad Boy Guaranty
November 27, 2012
Law360
In the bygone days of pure nonrecourse financing, if a borrower was unable or failed to perform its obligations under the mortgage loan documents, lenders would look solely to the underlying collateral for the recovery of the debt. In that scenario, lenders were essentially out of luck if the value of the collateral fell to a level below the outstanding balance of the mortgage debt. To add insult to injury, many lenders quickly learned that this lack of personal liability enabled, and in some instances encouraged, distressed borrowers to covertly siphon cash out of the property in the months leading up to a default. Enter the bad boy guaranty.
Practice Tip: Common-Law Indemnification
October 2012
Alan D. Kaplan, Marisa A. Leto
LJN's Prodcut Liability Law & Strategy
  This article provides an in-depth discussion of the concept of common-law indemnification, using New York State to illustrate how the law has evolved in that state, from the inception of contribution as an available remedy through the present day interpretation by the courts. Although this concept by definition derives from the "common law," practitioners should be aware that many states have their own peculiarities that must be identified at the outset of any litigation so that an appropriate strategy can be devised.
HathiTrust
October 22, 2012
Barry Werbin
The New York State Bar Association EASL Blog
Herrick, Feinstein Partner and Chair of the Intellectual Property and Technology Group, Barry Werbin, wrote an article discussing the recent decision by Judge Harold Baer (SDNY) in The Authors Guild, Inc. et al v. Hathitrust et al.
Jovani Fashion v. Fiesta Fashions  
October 19, 2012
Barry Werbin
The New York State Bar Association EASL Blog
In a an article about the recent Second Circuit decision in the JOVANI FASHION v. FIESTA FASHIONS case, Herrick, Feinstein Partner and Chair of the Intellectual Property and Technology Group, Barry Werbin, describes the suit that Jovani brought against Fiesta for alleged copyright infringement of its design for a prom dress. Mr. Werbin describes Jovani's argument and how, ultimately, the Second Circuit ruled to dismiss the case.
Kernel Records Oy v. Timothy Z. Mosley p/k/a Timbaland, et al.
September 21, 2012
Barry Werbin
The New York State Bar Association EASL Blog
Barry Werbin has written a case update on a recent 11th Circuit decision in Kernel Records Oy addressing what constitutes a published "US work" in the context of global online publishing and distribution.
California Resale Royalty Act: A Nail in the Coffin After 35 Years
Spring/Summer 2012
Barry Werbin
Herrick's Art & Advocacy Newsletter
Barry Webrin wrote the Art & Advocacy article entitled "California Resale Royalty Act: A Nail in the Coffin After 35 Years," which describes the CCRA and explains recent cases that have challenged the statute as being unconstitutional.
Disagreement over Absolute Assignments of Rents Reappears
September 2012
The Bankruptcy Strategist
During the real estate downturn of the early 1990s, courts in the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York disagreed over the impact under New York law of what appeared to be absolute assignments of rents, and whether Chapter 11 debtors could spend property rents to support their reorganization efforts despite such assignments. During the current downturn, two Southern District judges held that debtors are prevented from spending such rents because they had executed absolute assignments.
Globes - Foreign Investment in New York City Multifamily Real Estate
July 2012
Belinda G. Schwartz
Belinda Schwartz published the article "Foreign Investment in New York City Multifamily Real Estate" in Israel's leading financial and business publication Globes
New Jersey Foreclosure Law & Practice, 2nd Edition
2012
Scott T. Tross
New Jersey Law Journal Books
Judges throughout New Jersey rely on Scott Tross's comprehensive treatise on foreclosure law.
Litigation Strategies for Intellectual Property Cases, 2012 Ed.
June 2012
M. Darren Traub
Inside the Minds: Litigation Strategies for Intellectual Property Cases, 2012 ed.
M. Darren Traub, a partner at Herrick specializing in intellectual property litigation, has authored a chapter entitled "Developing Effective Legal Strategies for Intellectual Property Cases" for the book Inside the Minds: Litigation Strategies for Intellectual Property Cases, 2012 ed.
When Settlement is the Best Option
May 2012
Aviva Wein, Ronald J. Levine
Product Liability Law & Strategy
Ronald Levine and Aviva Wein co-authored the article "When Settlement is the Best Option" which discusses settlement strategies and alternatives  in LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy.
Case Study: In Re Northstar Development
May 2, 2012
Paul A. Rubin, Adam D. Wolper
Law360
Paul Rubin and Adam Wolper wrote this Law360 case study, in which they discuss how even the best laid strategies can return to haunt the insiders of a debtor.
Poindexter v. EMI
April 7, 2012
The New York State Bar Association EASL Blog
This quietly noteworthy music copyright infringement decision was issued March 27th by Judge Swain (SDNY), and reminded me of the 6th Circuit's 2005 decision in Bridgeport Music Inc. v. Dimension Films (410 F.3d 792 (6th Cir. 2005)), where that Circuit, in a case of first impression, held there was no "de minimus" copying defense as a matter of law in music sampling infringement cases (Bridgeport addressed a two-second sample of a rap song used in a film).
Prenegotiated Chapter 11 Plans: Developing a Strategy to Streamline Chapter 11 Proceedings
March 2012
Stephen B. Selbst
Partner Stephen Selbst has authored a book chapter on developing a strategy to streamline Chapter 11 proceedings.  The chapter is part of a larger book published by Aspatore (Thomson) entitled "Chapter 11 Bankruptcy and Restructuring Strategies," which addresses recent trends, cases and strategies affecting Chapter 11 Clients.
Developing Strategies and Overcoming Challenges for Distressed Purchases and Sales
March 2012
Stephen B. Selbst
Partner Stephen Selbst has authored a book chapter on developing strategies and overcoming challenges for distressed purchases and sales.  The chapter is part of a larger book published by Aspatore (Thomson) entitled "Buying and Selling Distressed Businesses," which addresses recent bankruptcy trends and strategies for distressed sales.
DeFacto Chapter 11 for the Unconsolidated 'Identity of Interest' Enterprise (Case Study)
February 2012
Joshua J. Angel
Joshua Angel takes you through the successful reorganization of the Glazer Group, Inc., which he was able to accomplish without involving the debtor, affecting the debtor's business operation or involving its affiliate operations.
The Resurgence of Art Funds: Leveraging a Passion for Art Into Investment Returns
Fall 2011
Jessica D. Wessel
Art & Advocacy
Recently the prevalence of so-called “passion investments” has increased, with art funds emerging as an attractive alternative investment. This article explains how art funds work and sets forth important things to consider before investing in an art fund.
Use of Art Images in Gallery and Auction Catalogues: Copyright Minefield and Practical Advice
Fall 2011
Barry Werbin
Art & Advocacy
Barry Werbin authored the article "Use of Art Images in Gallery and Auction Catalogues: Copyright Minefield and Practical Advice" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Rights of Victims in Criminal Proceedings
Fall 2011
Steven D. Feldman
Art & Advocacy
Steve Feldman authored the article "Rights of Victims in Criminal Proceedings" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
'Occupy'ing the Zoning Resolution
January 18, 2012
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Density, Sustainability, Affordability
December 21, 2011
GlobeSt.com
Eldad Gothelf argues that all decisions about zoning and planning in New York City must be made while keeping in mind at least one -- and preferably more -- of the key, overlapping, interwoven factors of density, sustainability and affordability. He makes those points in a commentary piece attached to the 50th anniversary of the city's zoning resolution.
The Next 50
December 8, 2011
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
The Clash of the SEC's New 'Pay-to-Play' Rules And Employees' Rights to Participate in the Political Process
December 12, 2011
BNA Securities Regulation & Law Report
Steven Feldman and Raimundo Guerra author this article, which examines the tensions between employees' general prerogatives to participate in electoral politics, on one hand, and the SEC's new pay-to-play rules, on the other.
Foreclosure Sale of Non-Debtor’s Property Voided as Violation of Automatic Stay
December 2011
Paul A. Rubin
Real Estate Finance Journal
Paul Rubin authored the article "Foreclosure Sale of Non-Debtor's Property Voided as Violation of Automatic Stay" which discusses a New York bankruptcy court's decision to void the foreclosure sale of non-debtor property where the debtor filed for bankruptcy with no legitimate intent to reorganize.
Council on Affordable Housing (COAH) Abolished
November 21, 2011
Richard Bass
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Litigating Products Liability Class Actions
November 2011
Susan T. Dwyer, Ronald J. Levine
Products Liability Class Actions - Early Case Assessment
Class action specialists Susan Dwyer and Ronald Levine have authored a book chapter on early case assessment in product liability class actions.  The chapter is part of a larger book published by Aspatore (Thomson) publishing addressing recent decisions, case validity and trial preparation in product liability class actions.
The Long View Following In Re Longview Aluminum
November 2011
Paul A. Rubin, Hanh Huynh
Bankruptcy Law360’s Expert Analysis
Paul Rubin and Hanh Huynh co-authored the article “The Long View Following In Re Longview Aluminum,” which examines the increase in bankruptcy preference lawsuits in which plaintiffs allege that defendants are insiders of the debtor and are therefore required to disgorge payments received within a year of the debtor’s filing for protection.
Insurance Coverage For ‘‘Chinese Drywall’’ Claims: Issue Largely Depends On Which State’s Law Applies
October 2011
Alan R. Lyons
Mealey's Litigation Report: Insurance
Alan Lyons authored the article "Insurance Coverage For ‘‘Chinese Drywall’’ Claims: Issue Largely Depends On Which State’s Law Applies" in Mealey's Insurance.
Innocent Investors in Ponzi Schemes Should be Entitled to Equitable Credit: The Plight of the Innocent Investor
October 2011
Paul A. Rubin
The Bankruptcy Strategist
Paul Rubin authored the article "Innocent Investors in Ponzi Schemes Should be Entitled to Equitable Credit: The Plight of the Innocent Investor" which discusses how Ponzi scheme victims sued by bankruptcy trustees in clawback lawsuits—such as the Madoff cases—should be entitled to credit for money that they re-invested with the scam artist before the fraud is uncovered.
Negotiating the Ethics of Settling a Product Liability Suit
October 2011
Ronald J. Levine, Jennifer Smith Finnegan, Chantelle L. Aris
LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy
Ronald Levine, Jennifer Smith Finnegan and Chantelle Aris co-authored the article "Negotiating the Ethics of Settling a Product Liability Suit" which discusses negotiating product liability settlements in LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy.
What the Lady Has Wrought: The Ramifications of the Portrait of Wally Case
Fall 2010
Howard N. Spiegler
Art & Advocacy
Howard Spiegler authored the article "What the Lady Has Wrought: The Ramifications of the Portrait of Wally Case" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
OSHA Directive on Workplace Violence
October 2011
Gary Young
Employment Alert
New NLRB Posting Requirement
September 2011
Gary Young
Employment Alert
Halftime Report
2011
Herrick, Feinstein LLP
Inside the Minds: M&A Deal Strategies, 2011 Edition
2011
Irwin A. Kishner
Irwin Kishner and Brooke Crescenti co-authored the chapter "M&A Deals in a Recovering Economy: Key Concerns and Strategies" in the 2011 edition of Inside the Minds: M&A Deal Strategies.
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Due Diligence in Mergers and Acquisitions Deals
August 16, 2011
Steven D. Feldman
New York Law Journal
Steve co-authored, with Joseph Spinelli of Navigant, the article “Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Due Diligence in Mergers and Acquisitions Deals” which discusses the U.S. Department of Justice’s heightened focus on violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act in the context of mergers and acquisitions, and details methods for companies to minimize FCPA liability.
The Art of Perfection: Avoiding Pitfalls in Gallery Bankruptcies
Summer 2009
Stephen B. Selbst
Art & Advocacy
Stephen Selbst co-authored, with Ed Emrich, the article "The Art of Perfection: Avoiding Pitfalls in Gallery Bankruptcies" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
DEC Weighs In On Fracking: Proposes Permitting with Restrictions
July 12, 2011
Louis A. Evans
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
The Use of Cy Pres Funds in Class Action Litigation
July 2011
Ronald J. Levine, Yael M. Weitz
LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy
Ron Levine and Yael Weitz co-authored the article "The Use of Cy Pres Funds in Class Action Litigation" which discusses the charitable contribution of settlement funds in class actions in LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy.
Supreme Court Affirms EPA Authority to Regulate Greenhouse Gas
June 28, 2011
Louis A. Evans
ZONE: Land Use & Environmental Blog
Best Practices for Negotiating Naming Rights and Sponsorship Deals
May/June 2011
Irwin A. Kishner, Julie Albinsky
Professional Sports and the Law
Irwin Kishner and Julie Albinsky co-authored “Best Practices for Negotiating Naming Rights and Sponsorship Deals" which discusses issues and offers practice tips for in-house counsel at sports franchises in negotiating naming rights and sponsorship deals.
Zoning: What's the point?
June 21, 2011
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use & Environmental Blog
Very Much Ado About....Nothing: An Analysis of the Impact of American Needle v. NFL on Collective Bargaining and Merchandising in Professional Sports
Spring 2011
Irwin A. Kishner, Julie Albinsky
American Bar Association's Entertainment and Sports Lawyer
Irwin Kishner and Julie Albinsky co-authored "Very Much Ado About....Nothing: An Analysis of the Impact of American Needle v. NFL on Collective Bargaining and Merchandising in Professional Sports."  The article examines the practical impact of the Supreme Court's decision in American Needle v. NFL, refusing to grant the NFL blanket "single entity" status and therefore immunity from Section 1 of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
Successful Partnering Between Inside and Outside Counsel
Spring 2011
Irwin A. Kishner, Daniel A. Etna, Lonn Trost
American Corporate Counsel Association (ACCA) treatise
Irwin Kishner, Dan Etna and Lonn Trost co-authored a chapter in the book "Successful Partnering Between Inside and Outside Counsel" written by Robert L. Haig, on "Sports Law." Brooke Crescenti, Jessica DeBartolo, Rick Torres, Julie Albinsky, David Hoffman and Regina Liang assisted in writing the article.
Supreme Court: EPA Free to Use UAO Mechanism
June 16, 2011
Louis A. Evans
ZONE: Land Use & Environmental Blog
Financial Reform in the United States: The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010
January 2011
Stephen D. Brodie
Juriste International
Steve Brodie wrote the Juriste International article "Financial Reform in the United States", in which he discusses major changes brought about by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010.
What Changes Behavior?
May 12, 2011
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use & Environmental Blog
Rezoning Plan for Fur District Leaves Hoteliers Out in the Cold
April 2011
Mitchell Korbey
Herrick’s Hospitality Group News Alert
Claim by Museums of Public Trusteeship and their Response to Restitution Claims:  A Self-Serving Attempt to Keep Holocaust-Looted Art
2011
Charles A. Goldstein, Yael M. Weitz
Art Antiquity and Law Journal
When faced with demands for deaccessioning in the context of Holocaust-era art, many museums have made the claim that legal or ethical responsibilities to the public make it difficult to restitute art. 
New Weapons and New Targets: Criminal Sanctions and Redress Against Museum Workers under US Law
2011
Yael M. Weitz
Taking it Personally, The Individual Liability of Museum Personnel
Yael Weitz authored an article focusing on the National Stolen Property Act and the various forfeiture proceedings that may be brought in connection with that law.
The Particular Position of the Museum Director, Curator and Registrar in Holocaust-Related Claims
2011
Charles A. Goldstein, Yael M. Weitz
Taking it Personally, The Individual Liability of Museum Personnel
This article, authored by Chalres Goldstein and Yael Weitz focuses on the ethical obligations faced by museum personnel.
The City’s “Quick Response” to Providing Information
March 10
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Lane Use & Environmental Blog
GGBP: Time to Pay Attention
March 10, 2011
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use & Environmental Blog
New Zoning Restraints For Local Hotels?
March 2011
Mitchell Korbey
Herrick's Hospitality Group News Alert
When Raising Funds, Silence Can Be Golden
January 2011
Richard M. Morris
Private Equity & Hedge Fund Alert
Westchester Fair Housing Update: Plan Progressing, But HUD Wants Revisions
February 16, 2011
Richard Bass
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
You Might Be a Lobbyist If...
February 2011
Kevin E. Fullington
If you are seeking investment funds from the New York City Pension systems, you might be a lobbyist.
Absolute Assignments of Rents Survive Filings
February 2011
Paul A. Rubin
American Bankruptcy Institute Journal
Paul Rubin authored the article "Absolute Assignments of Rents Survive Filings." This feature article suggests ways lenders can counter recent bankruptcy court decisions that effectively void absolute assignments of rents in bankruptcy.
Labor Unrest in the NFL — What It Means for Sponsors, Television Partners and Licensees
February 11, 2011
Irwin A. Kishner, Matthew Pace
Sports Litigation Alert
Irwin Kishner, Matthew Pace and Rick Torres opine that a football strike or lockout would create potential problems for sponsors, broadcast partners and licensees. The article points out that creative materials are developed months in advance of their launch, meaning that sponsors must decide whether to invest time and money into creating and developing the materials, without knowing whether the next football season will be played as scheduled, delayed or cancelled entirely. Licensees, meanwhile, pay advances against royalties, and if the games aren't played, revenues from licensed merchandise will drop sharply.
New Shipping Requirements in Effect: The Art World Reacts
Winter 2011
Yael M. Weitz
Art & Advocacy
Yael Weitz authored the article "New Shipping Requirements in Effect: The Art World Reacts" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Holocaust Art Restitution Litigation in 2010
Winter 2011
Yael M. Weitz, Waffiyah M. Mian
Art & Advocacy
Yael Weitz and Waffiyah Mian co-authored the article "Holocaust Art Restitution Litigation in 2010" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Bartering with Art - Tax Implications
Winter 2011
Michael H. Kessel, Michael Zargari
Art & Advocacy
Michael Kessel and Michael Zargari co-authored the article "Bartering with Art - Tax Implications" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
J.K. Rowling Succeeds in Copyright Infringement Case
January 10, 2011
Barry Werbin
New York State Bar Association
Barry Werbin authored the post "J.K. Rowling Succeeds in Copyright Infringement Case," which discusses an important copyright case, on the New York State Bar Association's blog Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Blog.
Can the City’s Decision Makers Keep New York Wal-Mart-Free?
January 10, 2011
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
UMG v. Augusto
January 10, 2011
Barry Werbin
New York State Bar Association
Barry Werbin authored the post “UMG v. Augusto," which discusses an important copyright case, on the New York State Bar Association’s blog Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Blog.
A Bank on Every Corner?
January 7, 2011
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Governor Cuomo Appoints New DEC Commissioner
January 5, 2011
Louis A. Evans
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Zoning For Your Health
January 3, 2010
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Ex-Parte Interviews of Former Employees: The Product Memo That Never Goes Away
December 2010
Alan D. Kaplan, Richard Y. Im
LJN's Product Liability
Alan Kaplan and Richard Im co-authored the article "Ex-Parte Interviews of Former Employees: The Product Memo that Never Goes Away" which discusses the issues associated with ex-parte interviews of a company's former employee.
The Alleys of New York
December 15, 2010
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Outline
Irwin M. Latner, Stephen D. Brodie, Patrick D. Sweeney, Julie Albinsky, Jessica D. Wessel
This outline, a briefing on the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010, was used during the Fourth Annual Capital Markets Symposium on September 16, 2010.
Ancient World Meets the Modern World: A Primer on the Restitution Law
Fall/Winter 2010
Howard N. Spiegler, Yael M. Weitz
Cultural Heritage & Arts Review
Howard Spiegler and Yael Weitz co-authored the article "Ancient World Meets the Modern World: A Primer on the Restitution Law," in Cultural Heritage & Arts Review.  This article was originally published in the Spring/Summer 2010 edition of our art law newsletter, Art & Advocacy.
Halftime Report
2010
Herrick, Feinstein LLP
Urban Agriculture - Ready For Its Close-Up?
December 3, 2010
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Fields of Dreams: The Benefits of Public and Private Cooperation in Financing Professional Sports Stadiums
Fall 2010
Irwin A. Kishner, David R. Hoffman
Entertainment and Sports Lawyer
Irwin Kishner and David Hoffman co-authored the article "Field of Dreams: The Benefits of Public and Private Cooperation in Financing Professional Sports Stadiums."
SEC Proposes “Family Office” Definition
November 2010
Irwin M. Latner, Patrick D. Sweeney, Richard M. Morris
Hedge Fund and Private Equity Fund Alert
Are You a Certified Artist?
November 15, 2010
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Not-for-Profit Institution Litigation
Ronald J. Levine, Leah Kelman, Chester R. Ostrowski, Aviva Wein
Commercial Litigation in New York State Courts, Third Edition
Ron Levine authored the "Not-for-Profit Litigation" Chapter in the West Publishing treatise, Commercial Litigation in New York State Courts, Third Edition (2010) (with the assistance of Aviva Wein, Leah Loeb, Chester Ostrowski and Jon Skidmore).
The Impact of Pending and Existing Employment Legislation on Employment Lawyers and Clients
November 1, 2010
The Impact of Recent Regulatory Developments in Employment Law, published by Aspatore Books
Employment litigation specialist Carol Goodman authors a book chapter on what laws -- existing and pending -- affect employment attorneys and their clients, and in what way. The chapter is part of a larger book covering regulatory changes in employment law.
Landmarks Considers a New Historic District for Brooklyn
October 29, 2010
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
East and West Village Rezonings
October 28, 2010
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
A Clear Message on Sustainable Housing?
Otober 22, 2010
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
The Mosque, Zoning, & Community
October 21, 2010
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
ARC Project’s Future? Let Your Voice Be Heard
October 21, 2010
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
East Harlem's Future
October 19, 2010
Richard Bass
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
ULI Conference
October 14, 2010
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
ARC Project Pulled!
October 7, 2010
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Bank Loans to Art Dealers
Fall 2010
Stephen D. Brodie
Art & Advocacy
Stephen Brodie authored the article "Bank Loans to Art Dealers" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Car Sharing for All!
September 30, 2010
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Greening of the Codes Continues
September 30, 2010
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Designated: Newtown Creek Becomes Second Superfund Site in NYC
September 29, 2010
Louis A. Evans
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Foreclose, Then What?
September 28, 2010
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
DOT’s Miracle (on 34th St.)?
September 28, 2010
Mark A. Levine
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental  Blog
A Few Essential Elements of Distressed Asset Transactions
September 2010
Joshua J. Angel
Buying and Selling Distressed Businesses
Joshua Angel authored a chapter, titled "A Few Essential Elements of Distressed Asset Transactions", in the 2010 edition of Aspatore's Buying and Selling Distressed Businesses: Leading Lawyers on Navigating Recent Distressed Business Transactions, Understanding the Sales Process, and Developing Deal Strategies.
The Road to Expungement Grows Longer
September 2010
Howard R. Elisofon
Securities Arbitration Commentator
Howard Elisofon and Grant Cornehls co-authored the article "The Road to Expungement Grows Longer," in Securities Arbitraion Commentator--the leading national publication on broker dealer arbitration.
SoHo’s Zoning Secret
September 22, 2010
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
A Rock & Roll Star in a Cyberspace World
September 15, 2010
Matthew Hawkins, Barry Werbin
INTA Bulletin
Barry Werbin and Matt Hawkins authored this article, which discusses how the Internet is creating new challenges for musicians seeking to establish and/or protect a band's name and trademark.
The Design Commission – Another Obscure, But Vital Agency?
September 16, 2010
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
City Program Could Streamline Brownfield Process
September 2, 2010
GlobeSt.com
A new program that allows the NYC Office of Environmental Remediation to investigate some brownfields sites, oversee remediation and -- applying state DEC criteria -- advise that cleanup has been completed properly, gives developers a potentially viable option to redevelop tainted property, Louis Evans writes. He notes that the state's program -- heretofore the only game in town -- offered a relatively protracted and sluggish process and says developers would be wise at least to consider the city program.
On the Waterfront…
August 8, 2010
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
City and State Agree on Local Brownfield Cleanup Strategy
August 5, 2010
Louis A. Evans
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
The Scope of LPC’s Power
August 5, 2010
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
New York Is Twice the Size of LA…and Growing!
July 30, 2010
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
421-a Program: What Does the Future Hold?
July 30, 2010
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Subway Updates – #7 & 2nd Ave
July 30, 2010
Richard Bass
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
City Finally Considering Elimination of Parking Requirements
July 29, 2010
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE:  Land Use and Environmental Blog
Recent Changes to "Accredited Investor" Standard
July 2010
Irwin M. Latner, Patrick D. Sweeney
Hedge Fund and Private Equity Fund Alert
The Pendulum Swings Again: The Assault on Secured Creditors - Part I: May/June 2010, Part II: July/August 2010
May-August 2010
Paul A. Rubin, Howard Brod Browstein
ABF Journal
Paul Rubin co-authored the article "The Pendulum Swings Again: The Assault on Secured Creditors" with Howard Brod Browstein, which appeared in two parts in the ABF Journal.
Consider Pursuing Guarantors in State Court
July 14, 2010
Raymond N. Hannigan, Ross L. Hirsch
New York Law Journal
Ray Hannigan and Ross Hirsch co-authored the article "Consider Pursuing Guarantors in State Court."
Impact of New Financial Reform Legislation
July 2010
Irwin M. Latner, Patrick D. Sweeney
Hedge Fund and Private Equity Fund Alert
NYC Zips Into Future With Car Sharing Text Amendment
July 16, 2010
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
More Problems With Westchester’s Fair Housing Plan
July 12, 2010
Richard Bass
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Council Land Use Committee Says Domi-yes
July 9, 2010
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Primer: Artwork and Sales Tax in New York
Spring/Summer 2010
Michael H. Kessel
Art & Advocacy
Michael Kessel co-authored, with Eli Akhavan, the article "Primer: Artwork and Sales Tax in New York" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Visual Artists and Google: Standing on the Shoulders of Ten Years of Digital Music Litigation
Spring/Summer 2010
Barry Werbin
Art & Advocacy
Barry Werbin co-authored, with Jeff Liebenson, the article "Visual Artists and Google: Standing on the Shoulders of Ten Years of Digital Music Litigation" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Legislation Passed to Amend Loft Law
June 11, 2010
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Practice Tip: The Rules of the Court of Public Opinion, Publicity of Products Liability Litigation
June 2010
Jennifer Smith Finnegan, Leah Kelman
LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy
Jennifer Smith Finnegan and Leah Loeb co-authored the article "Practice Tip: The Rules of the Court of Public Opinion, Publicity of Products Liability Litigation" in LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy.
A Little Off the Top? – “Illegal” Addition to be Removed
May 6. 2010
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
California Workers' Compensation Laws Present Unique Challenges for Pro Sports Teams
April 23, 2010
Irwin A. Kishner
Sports Litigation Alert
Irwin Kishner authored the article "California Workers' Compensation Laws Present Unique Challenges for Pro Sports Teams" in Sports Litigation Alert. The article, which Julie Albinsky assisted in preparing, discusses how professional athletes can benefit from California's "employee-friendly workers' compensation landscape."
The Rise of Social Media: What Professional Teams and Clubs Should Consider
Winter 2010
Irwin A. Kishner
Entertainment and Sports Lawyer
Irwin Kishner and Brooke Crescenti co-authored the article "The Rise of Social Media: What Professional Teams and Clubs Should Consider" in Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, an American Bar Association newsletter.
Judge Sides with City in Adult Use Zoning Case
April 2, 2010
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
The Red Flag Test for Apparent Knowledge Under the DMCA § 512(c) Safe Harbor
Spring 2010
Liliana Chang
Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal
Liliana Chang authored the article "The Red Flag Test for Apparent Knowledge Under the DMCA § 512(c) Safe Harbor" in the Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal.
The Untouchables: The Impact of South Carolina's New Judicial Selection System on the South Carolina Supreme Court
2004
Kimberly C. Petillo
Albany Law Review
Kimberly authored the article, "The Untouchables: The Impact of South Carolina's New Judicial Selection System on the South Carolina Supreme Court" in the Albany Law Review. (Prior firm experience)
Label with Care
March 2010
Food & Beverage Alert
The Fully Discretionary Ascertainable Standard: A Hybrid Standard for Both Tax and Creditor Protection
March 2010
Daniel B. Kessler
Trusts & Estates
Dan Kessler co-authored the article "The Fully Discretionary Ascertainable Standard: A Hybrid Standard for Both Tax and Creditor Protection" in Trusts & Estates
It’s Just a Facade?
February 19, 2010
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Westchester’s Mt. Laurel – The Next Step
February 4, 2010
Richard Bass
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Second Avenue Subway: Litigation and Compensation
February 4, 2010
Richard Bass
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
PACE Yourself: New York State Takes Step Towards Financing Green Retrofits
January 22, 2010
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Food for Zoning Thought
January 22, 2010
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
New Year, New Domino
January 5, 2010
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Private Bank Loans: Consignments Pose Additional Risks
Winter 2010
Stephen D. Brodie, Julie Albinsky
Art & Advocacy
Stephen Brodie and Julie Albinsky co-authored the article "Private Bank Loans: Consignments Pose Additional Risks" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Holocaust Art Restitution Litigation in 2009
Winter 2010
Yael M. Weitz
Art & Advocacy
Yael Weitz authored the article "Holocaust Art Restitution Litigation in 2009" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Arbiters of Authenticity
Winter 2010
Darlene B. Fairman
Art & Advocacy
Darlene Fairman authored the article "Arbiters of Authenticity" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Art & Advocacy
Fall 2009
Stephen D. Brodie, Michael H. Kessel, Mari-Claudia Jiménez, K. Eli Akhavan
The Art Law Newsletter of Herrick, Feinstein LLP, Volume 04
Will Energy Usage Data Lead to Different Behavior and Alter Investment?
December 11, 2009
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Eminent Domain Shocker: Columbia University Loses Its Bid; Vows to Appeal
December 4, 2009
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Greener, Greater Buildings Plan Moving Faster, Closer to Reality
December 2, 2009
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
General Motors and Chrysler:  The Changing Face of Chapter 11
November - December 2009
Stephen B. Selbst
Commercial Lending Review
Stephen Selbst authors this article about the GM and Chrysler bankruptcies. He notes that asset sales in bankruptcies have largely replaced reorganizations, and describes how lenders should protect their rights in this changing legal arena.
Officially Blighted: Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of Atlantic Yards
November 24, 2009
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Trademarks in Virtual Worlds
December 1, 2009
Barry Werbin
INTA Bulletin, Vol. 64, No. 22
Barry Werbin authors this article which he discusses the impact the development of virtual online worlds is having on brand and trademark use.
City Planning Commission to Parking on Your Front Lawn: Drop Dead
November 17, 2009
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
The Appeal of Zoning
November 16, 2009
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Heightened Pleading Standards Apply to Avoidance Complaints
November 2009
Paul A. Rubin, John M. August
The Bankruptcy Strategist
Paul Rubin and John August author this article about the standards that courts are requiring in preference and fraudulent transfer actions. The article discusses the added burdens placed on trustees seeking to assert such claims.
A "Blighted Area" of the Law: Why Eminent Domain Legislation is Still Necessary in New Jersey after Gallenthin
2009
Chester R. Ostrowski
Seton Hall Law Review
Chet Ostrowski authored the article "A 'Blighted Area' of the Law: Why Eminent Domain Legislation is Still Necessary in New Jersey after Gallenthin," in the Seton Hall Law Review. 
Get the Lead Out
November 4, 2009
Lori G. Singer
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Ultra Stores success in the Chapter 11 fast lane
November 4, 2009
Financier Worldwide
Joshua Angel writes about how he took Ultra Stores into Chapter 11 with a plan to help the company emerge, and how and why the plan worked.
A Review of Ideas to Revive the Market
November 3, 2009
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Pending Bill Could Revive the Practice of Fractional Giving
Fall 2009
Michael H. Kessel
Art & Advocacy
Michael Kessel co-authored, with Eli Akhavan, the article "Pending Bill Could Revive the Practice of Fractional Giving" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
So, You Bought a Fake? Now What?
Fall 2009
Mari-Claudia Jiménez
Art & Advocacy
Mari-Claudia Jiménez authored the article "So, You Bought a Fake? Now What?" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Private Bank Art Loans: The Risks of Non-Possessory Security Interests
Fall 2009
Stephen D. Brodie
Art & Advocacy
Steve Brodie authored the article "Private Bank Art Loans: The Risks of Non-Possessory Security Interests" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Does the Garment District Have Clothes?
November 2, 2009
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Show Me Your License and Registration: Reasons to be Concerned About In-House Bar Admissions
November 2009
Ronald J. Levine, Leah Kelman
Greater New York Chapter of Association of Corporate Counsel’s Annual Ethics CLE Program
Ronald Levine and Leah Loeb co-authored the article "Show Me Your License and Registration: Reasons to be Concerned About In-House Bar Admissions" for the Greater New York Chapter of Association of Corporate Counsel’s Annual Ethics CLE Program.
City Planning Celebrates 100 Rezonings
October 29, 2009
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
A Future for Barren Plazas?
October 28, 2009
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
City Planning’s Rezoning of Sunset Park Faces Legal Challenge
October 27, 2009
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Secured Lenders Denied Right to Credit Bid
October 2009
Paul A. Rubin
Lending & Restructuring Alert
New York High Court Rules in Stuy Town Case
October 22, 2009
Dennis Sughrue
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Air Rights the Right Way
October 21, 2009
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
161st Street/River Avenue Rezoning
October 21, 2009
Richard Bass
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
A Forecast of M&A Activity Within the Asset Management Industry
2009
Irwin A. Kishner, David R. Hoffman
Financier Worldwide's, "Executing Deals in Economic Downturn"
Irwin Kishner and David Hoffman co-author the article, "A Forecast of M&A Activity Within the Asset Management Industry" in Financier Worldwide’s 2009 International Mergers & Acquisitions e-book entitled "Executing Deals in Economic Downturn."
Westchester’s Mt. Laurel? Affordable Housing Coming to a Suburb Near You
October 19, 2009
Richard Bass
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Stalled Buildings Bill – Jumpstarted!
October 16, 2009
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Strategic Thinking for the Mezzanine Lender
October 2009
The American Bankruptcy Institute Journal
Paul Rubin authors the article “Strategic Thinking for the Mezzanine Lender.”
Laissez Les Bon Temps Roule
March 2009
Howard E. Peskoe
The Deal Magazine
Howard authored this article in The Deal Magazine which discusses the impact of proposed federal oversight and publicity on corporate travel.
Foreign Currency Mortgages Present Novel Issues
November 2009
Howard E. Peskoe
New York Law Journal
Howard authored this article in the New York Law Journal which discusses mortgage tax and lien priority issues resulting from currency fluctuations.
Pre-Negotiation Letters and Sliced-and-Diced Debt: What to Do about all the Paper
Spring 2008
Howard E. Peskoe
The Real Estate Finance Journal
Howard authored this article in The Real Estate Finance Journal dealing with traditional pre-workout agreements in the context of multi-tiered debt structures.
Financing Ground Leased Real Estate
October 2006
Howard E. Peskoe
New York Law Journal
Howard authored this article in the New York Law Journal that describes ground leases typically required by secured lenders.
Products Class Action Incentive Awards
October 2009
Ronald J. Levine, Aviva Wein
Law Journal Newsletters, Product Liability Law and Strategy
Ron Levine and Aviva Wein author this article which discusses the Ninth Circuit’s recent decision in Rodriguez v. West Publishing Co.
Co-ops Can Ease the Condo Crisis
October 5, 2009
Douglas P. Heller, Erica Buckley
Globestreet.com & Real Estate New York
Erica Buckley, an assistant attorney general in the Real Estate Finance Bureau, and Douglas P. Heller, a Herrick partner specializing in all aspects of condo and co-op law with an emphasis on financing, encourage developers, sponsors and lenders on troubled condominium projects to consider  converting to a co-operative ownership structure.
Gotta Room? New Hotel Zoning Limits in the Works?
October 13, 2009
Mitchell Korbey
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Stalling for Time: ‘Stalled Buildings Bill’ Soon to be Law?
October 13, 2009
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
The 421-a Program: Market Based Changes
October 13, 2009
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Brownfield Programs - Coming to NYC!
October 13, 2009
Eldad Gothelf
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
Carroll Gardens Rezoning: Second Round of Contextual Changes
October 13, 2009
Jennifer Dickson
ZONE: Land Use and Environmental Blog
When Should a Company Voluntarily Disclose Wrongful Conduct to the Government? Factors to Consider, Part II
September 11, 2009
David M. Rosenfield, Laura Perlov
BNA White Collar Crime Report
David Rosenfield, with assistance from Laura Halbreich, authors this article on the potential costs and benefits a company weighs when deciding whether to disclose wrongful conduct to the government.
When Should a Company Voluntarily Disclose Wrongful Conduct to the Government? Factors to Consider, Part I
August 28, 2009
David M. Rosenfield, Laura Perlov
BNA White Collar Crime Report
David Rosenfield, with assistance from Laura Halbreich, authors this article on the potential costs and benefits a company weighs when deciding whether to disclose wrongful conduct to the government.
Caveat Emptor, Seller and Auctioneer When Sports Memorabilia Is for Sale
August 14 , 2009
Irwin A. Kishner, Liliana Chang
Sports Litigation Alert
Irwin Kishner—with assistance from summer associate Liliana Chang—authored the article “Caveat Emptor, Seller and Auctioneer When Sports Memorabilia Is for Sale,” in which he advises buyers, sellers, auctioneers and collectors of sports and entertainment memorabilia that dealing with large, reputable dealers and auctioneers helps minimize the risk of trading forgeries and items of questionable provenance.
The Curious Case of Kazimir Malevich
Summer 2009
Mari-Claudia Jiménez
Art & Advocacy
Mari-Claudia Jiménez authored the article "The Curious Case of Kazimir Malevich" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
The June 2009 Prague Conference and Terezín Declaration: A New Beginning?
Summer 2009
Howard N. Spiegler
Art & Advocacy
Howard Spiegler authored the article "The June 2009 Prague Conference and Terezín Declaration: A New Beginning?" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Halftime Report
2009
Herrick, Feinstein LLP
Restituting Looted Cuban Art
July 30, 2009
Mari-Claudia Jiménez
Papers and Proceedings of the Nineteenth Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy (ASCE)
Mari-Claudia Jiménez authored the article "Restituting Looted Cuban Art", which was published in the complete proceedings of the Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy (ASCE) conference.
Taxation of Distributions From Qualified Plans
2009
Alexander M. Popovich
Warren, Gorham & Lamont
Alex co-authored the estate planning chapter in the seminal treatise Taxation of Distributions From Qualified Plans, published by Warren, Gorham & Lamont of the RIA Group.
Surviving War and Peace: The Long Road to Recovering the Malevich Paintings
Spring 2009
Howard N. Spiegler, Mari-Claudia Jiménez
The Journal of Art Crime: Association for Research into Crimes against Art
Howard Spiegler and Mari-Claudia author this article about the struggle the heirs of Kazimir Malevich faced to recover five significant artworks from the City of Amsterdam.
Ask The Tax Guys
2009
Michael H. Kessel
Micro-Cap Review
Mike Kessel does a question-and-answer for Micro-Cap Review on employee stock option plans (ESOP) and the discusses the tax benefits for establishing one as a business owner.
Practice Tip: Reducing Product Liability Litigation Costs
July 2009
Ronald J. Levine, Jennifer Smith Finnegan
LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy
Ron Levine and Jennifer Finnegan co-author this article discussing how in-house counsel can keep litigation costs down when retaining outside counsel for a product liability case.
Structuring a Security Deposit In the Event of Bankruptcy
June 17, 2009
Benjamin F. Kursman
New York Law Journal
Ben Kursman authors the this article about the importance of securing a tenant’s security deposit, especially in a recession.
Jewish Choices, Jewish Voices: Power
2009
Hon. Elizabeth Holtzman
Jewish Publication Society
Liz Holtzman authored a chapter in this book on Judism and Power.
Non-U.S. Authors and Artists Lose U.S. Copyright Protection in Certain Circumstances
Spring 2009
Barry Werbin
Art & Advocacy
Barry Werbin authored the article "Non-U.S. Authors and Artists Lose U.S. Copyright Protection in Certain Circumstances" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Art as Collateral
Spring 2009
Stephen D. Brodie
Art & Advocacy
Stephen Brodie authored the article "Art as Collateral" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
June 2009 in Prague: The Washington Holocaust Era Conference Revisited
Spring 2009
Lawrence M. Kaye
Art & Advocacy
Larry Kaye co-authored with Amalia Sax-Bolder the article "June 2009 in Prague: The Washington Holocaust Era Conference Revisited" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Artist-Museum Partnership Act of 2009
Spring 2009
Michael H. Kessel
Art & Advocacy
Mike Kessel co-authored, with Eli Akhavan, the article "Artist-Museum Partnership Act of 2009" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Dealing with the Surprise Government Interview
June 2009
David M. Rosenfield, Jim Moss
Micro-Cap Review
David Rosenfield co-authors an article entitled "Dealing with the Surprise Government Interview" which appears in Micro-Cap Review magazine.  This article originally appeared in the October 2007 issue of the ALM Law Journal publication Product Liability Law & Strategy Newsletter, and was reprinted in the November 2007 E-Commerce Law & Strategy Newsletter.
Repricing Underwater Stock Options
May 27, 2009
Stephen E. Fox
SEC Trends & Developments, the newsletter published by the accounting firm Eisner LLP.
Public companies with out-of-the-money stock options should consider repricing those underwater options, Stephen Fox writes in the accounting firm's newsletter in a new section called From The Bar. Repricing options so they are in the money is one way of compensating employees and aligning their interests with those of their employers.
Avoiding the Disadvantageous Tax Consequences of a Foreign Nongrantor Trust
May 2009
Alexander M. Popovich
Estate Planning.
Alex authored this article in the May 2009 issue of Estate Planning.
“Bankruptcy-Proofing” Tenant’s Security Deposit
May 2009
Benjamin F. Kursman
Commercial Lease Law Insider
Ben Kursman authors a front-page article about the importance of securing a tenant’s security deposit and the methods to do so, specifically by using the security deposit to secure the guaranty of the lease.
Rwandan Genocide: Taking Notes from the Holocaust Reparations Movement
Winter 2009
Yael M. Weitz
Cardozo Journal of Law and Gender
Yael Weitz authored the article "Rwandan Genocide: Taking Notes from the Holocaust Reparations Movement" in the Cardozo Journal of Law and Gender.
Tax Exempt Entities Committee Report on Private Foundation Investors in Ponzi Schemes
May 7, 2009
K. Eli Akhavan
New York State Bar Association Tax Section
Eli Akhavan contributed to Report #1183, a memorandum prepared by the Tax Section of the New York State Bar Association.
Cash Is King, Unless a Tenant Goes Bankrupt
May-June 2009
Real Estate New York's Property & the Law column
Commercial property owners should consider requiring guarantor collateral -- rather than cash -- to secure a lease, because if tenant files for bankruptcy protection, the cash is subject to orders of the bankruptcy court and may not be available to the landlord, Ben Kursman writes here.
Birth of a New Age: A Comprehensive Review of New York Inheritance Law Responding to Advances in Reproductive Technology
2009
Catherine Belfi
St. John's Journal of Legal Commentary
Catherine authored the article "Birth of a New Age: A Comprehensive Review of New York Inheritance Law Responding to Advances in Reproductive Technology" in St. John's Journal of Legal Commentary.
Childhood Obesity: The Law’s Response to the Surgeon General’s Call to Action to Prevent and Decrease Overweight and Obesity
2009
Leah Kelman
Journal of Health Care Law and Policy
Leah Loeb authored the article "Childhood Obesity: The Law’s Response to the Surgeon General’s Call to Action to Prevent and Decrease Overweight and Obesity" in the Journal of Health Care Law and Policy.
How to Identify a Non-Statutory Insider
April 2009
Paul A. Rubin, Hanh Huynh
Law Journal Newsletters, The Bankruptcy Strategist
Paul Rubin and Hanh Huynh author an article about the Winstar bankruptcy and litigation. They describe how the Third Circuit Court of Appeals' decision illustrates how critical it is for lenders and vendors to conform their conduct toward troubled companies so as to reduce their risk of being deemed non-statutory insiders.
Trademarks in Metatags: An Evolution
April 1, 2009
Barry Werbin
INTA Bulletin
Barry Werbin describes how courts have addressed the use of metatags in websites in the United States, and how that analysis may now be shifting.
Disparities Seen in Federal Securities Fraud Sentences
March 20, 2009
Steven D. Feldman
New York Law Journal
Steven Feldman authors an article on the trends and vagaries of sentences in securities fraud cases in the post-guidelines world.
Still Divisive: PSLRA Discovery Stay
March 12, 2009
Richard Cashman
Securities Law 360
Richard Cashman wrote this article, which deals with the circumstances under which plaintiffs may seek to lift the automatic stay of discovery imposed by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act pending the outcome of a motion to dismiss an action for securities fraud.
Export Control Cases on the Rise
July 2007
Jason A. D'Angelo
The National Law Journal
Jason D'Angelo authors this article in the "In Focus: White Collar Crime" section of the The National Law Journal.
SEC on Corporate Penalties: 2 Steps Forward, 1 Step Backward
February 2006
Jason A. D'Angelo
The New York Law Journal
Jason D'Angelo authors this article in the The New York Law Journal.
Abandoned Loan Bill Signed Into Law: Statute Grants Title to Certain Property in New York State Museums' Possession
Winter 2009
Frank K. Lord IV, Yael M. Weitz
Art & Advocacy
Frank Lord and Yael Weitz co-authored the article "Abandoned Loan Bill Signed Into Law: Statute Grants Title to Certain Property in New York State Museums' Possesion" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
New Bill Regarding Resale Royalties for Artists
Winter 2009
Darlene B. Fairman
Art & Advocacy
Darlene Fairman authored the article "New Bill Regarding Resale Royalties for Artists" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
New Guidelines for the Acquisition of Archaeological Materials of Ancient Art
Winter 2009
Darlene B. Fairman
Art & Advocacy
Darlene Fairman authored the article "New Guidelines for the Acquisition of Archaeological Materials of Ancient Art" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Goudstikker Exhibition at the Jewish Museum
Winter 2009
Frank K. Lord IV
Art & Advocacy
Frank Lord authored the article "Goudstikker Exhibition at the Jewish Museum" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Whose Art Is It Anyway?
Winter 2009
Mari-Claudia Jiménez
Art & Advocacy
Mari-Claudia Jiménez authored the article "Whose Art Is It Anyway?" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
Artworks and 1031 Exchanges: Taking Advantage of the "1031 Exchange" to Minimize and Defer Taxes Upon the Sale of Artworks
Witner 2009
Michael H. Kessel
Art & Advocacy
Michael Kessel and Eli Akhavan co-authored the article "Artworks and 1031 Exchanges: Taking Advantage of the "1031 Exchange" to Minimize and Defer Taxes Upon the Sale of Artworks" in Herrick's art law newsletter.
The DOJ's Corporate Leniency Policy — Part II
January 30, 2009
David M. Rosenfield
Competition Law 360
David Rosenfield authors this article on the potential costs and benefits a company weighs when deciding whether to disclose anti-competitive behavior to the Justice Department's Anti-trust Division.
Tort Law Desk Reference: A Fifty-State Compendium
2000-2013
Susan T. Dwyer, Richard Y. Im
Aspen Law and Business
Susan Dwyer and Richard Im update the New York Chapter of "Tort Law Desk Reference: A Fifty-State Compendium."
The DOJ’s Corporate Leniency Policy—Part I
January 23, 2009
David M. Rosenfield
Competition Law 360
David Rosenfield authors this article on what a corporation should do when it discovers that its employees have engaged in improper or illegal anti-competitive conduct.
Madoff Victims Who Redeemed Face More Pain: Beware the Clawback
January 2009
Howard R. Elisofon, John Oleske
Herrick, Feinstein LLP
Herrick attorneys keep you updated on the latest news in the Madoff scandal.
Social Networking And Litigation
January 2009
LJN’s E-Commerce Law & Strategy, Volume 25, Number 9
Ron Levine discusses the current landscape of social networking sites and the role they play when a user is faced with a lawsuit.
Business Torts: A Fifty-State Guide
2005-2013
Richard Y. Im, David Feuerstein, Susan T. Dwyer
Aspen Law and Business
Susan Dwyer, Richard Im and David Feuerstein update the New York Chapter of "Business Torts: A Fifty-State Guide."
Viewpoint.com Blog
Ongoing
Ronald J. Levine
SAI Global's Law and Ethics Advisors
Ron Levine contributes to the Viewpoint blog, which covers topics involving legal compliance and ethics programs.
Finding a Needle in an Electronic Haystack: The Science of Search and Retrieval
Fall/Winter 2009
Ronald J. Levine
American Bar Association Section of Litigation: Mass Torts Committee, Volume 7, Number 1
Ron Levine authored an article entitled Finding a Needle in an Electronic Haystack: The Science of Search and Retrieval, which examines how the increase in volume of electronically stored information has affected mass tort litigation.
1st Use Of New Pooled Investment Anti-Fraud Rules
December 19, 2008
Securities Law 360
Steven Feldman advises securities law practitioners to familiarize themselves with the SEC's new anti-fraud rules promulgated under the Investment Adviser Act. He predicts that the SEC and federal prosecutors will employ those rules in efforts to target hedge funds.
Financial Fraud is on the Rise. Are You Prepared?
December 2008
Richard M. Morris, Irwin A. Kishner
Herrick, Feinstein LLP
Herrick attorneys alert you to the latest news in financial fraud.
Insurer "Breach" in Advice May Lead to Recovery
December 15, 2008
Daniella M. Muller
Insurance Advocate
Daniella Muller authors an article about an insureds ability to recover damages from its insurer under New York General Business Law §349.
BAPCPA Turns Three
November/December 2008
Stephen B. Selbst
Commercial Lending Review
Stephen Selbst's article "BAPCPA Turns Three" appears in Commercial Lending Review.
Piercing the Trust Veil: How Foolish Beneficiaries Can Compromise Foolproof Trusts
November 10, 2008
Daniel B. Kessler
New Jersey Law Journal
Dan Kessler co-authored the article "Piercing the Trust Veil: How Foolish Beneficiaries Can Compromise Foolproof Trusts" in the New Jersey Law Journal.
Whose Space? Discovery of Social Networking Web Sites
November 2008
Ronald J. Levine
Law Journal Newsletters: Product Liability & Law Strategy, Volume 28, Number 5
Ron Levine discusses the current landscape of social networking sites and the role they play when a user is faced with a lawsuit in "Whose Space? Discovery of Social Networking Web Sites."
Halftime Report
2008
Herrick, Feinstein LLP
Treasury Announces Plan to Invest in Banks
October 15, 2008
Stephen B. Selbst
Credit Crisis Update
The Industries Most At Risk In Bankruptcy
October 10, 2008
The Industries Most At Risk In Bankruptcy
Andy Gold and Gary Eisenberg author a chapter called Bankruptcy in Banking and Financial Services.
Advice on Defaulted Loans
September 2008
Paul A. Rubin, Raymond N. Hannigan
Lending & Restructuring Alert
Blowing the Cobwebs Off Trademark Infringement Insurance
September 2008
Barry Werbin, James M. Westerlind
INTA Bulletin
Barry Werbin, with the assistance of James Westerlind, authors an article on trademark infringement insurance coverage.
Realty Law Digest
Ongoing (since 1987)
Scott E. Mollen
New York Law Journal
Scott Mollen authors "Realty Law Digest," a weekly column appearing in the New York Law Journal since 1987.
City landlords starting to get friendly, tenant friendly
August 13, 2008
Real Estate Weekly
Jonathan Adelsberg analyzes the New York City office leasing market, and finds that it is on the verge of becoming a tenant-friendly environment.
Don't play fast and loose with real estate contracts
August 13, 2008
Real Estate Weekly
Scott Mollen notes that some sellers of commercial real estate try to use dubious reasons to default buyers in rising markets -- hoping to re-trade the deal at a more robust price -- and issues cautions about that practice.
Taxation of Distributions From Qualified Plans
2008
Alexander M. Popovich
Warren, Gorham & Lamont
Alex co-authored the estate planning chapter in the seminal treatise Taxation of Distributions From Qualified Plans, published by Warren, Gorham & Lamont of the RIA Group.
Transferring Art When No Charity is Involved
August 2008
Alexander M. Popovich
Trusts & Estates
Alex co-authored this article in Trusts & Estates.
Giving and Loaning Art to Charity
May 2008
Alexander M. Popovich
Trusts and Estates
Alex co-authored this article in Trust and Estates.
U.S. SEC Insider Trading Suits Against Foreign Citizens Increasingly Lead to Freezing of Assets
July 2008
Howard R. Elisofon
World Securities Law Report
Howard Elisofon authored this article, originally printed in Securities Regulation & Law Report entitled "Crossing Our Borders: Insider Trading, A Global Perspective."
The Attorney-Client Privilege: Top Ten Lessons Learned From the Litigation Battlefield
June 24, 2008
Ronald J. Levine, Rachel C. Engelstein, Jacquelyne D. Garfield
ACC-Greater New York Chapter: 2008 ETHICS PROGRAM
Ron Levine, with the assistance of Rachel Engelstein and Jacquelyne Garfield, discuss the "Top Ten Lessons Learned From the Litigation Battlefield." Ron presented this paper at the American Corporate Counsel Association's Annual Ethics Program on a panel entitled, "In-House Attorney-Client Privilege."
11th Circuit Decides PSLRA 1st Impression Case
June 18, 2008
Richard Cashman
Securities Law360
Richard Cashman co-wrote this article, which analyzes the interplay of the proportionate fault provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act and control person liability under the securities laws.
Crossing Our Borders: Insider Trading, A Global Perspective
June 9, 2008
Howard R. Elisofon
Securities Regulation & Law Report
Howard Elisofon authored "Crossing Our Borders: Insider Trading, A Global Perspective" for Securities Regulation & Law Report.
College Coaches-in-Waiting: Good Idea, or Unnecessary?
May 2008
Daniel A. Etna
Legal Issues in Collegiate Athletics
Dan Etna's article analyzes the parallels between succession planning in the corporate world and succession planning in the coaching ranks in college and professional athletics.
Donations of Artwork:  The Importance of a Qualified Appraisal
April 28, 2008
Howard N. Spiegler, Lawrence M. Kaye, K. Eli Akhavan, Frank K. Lord IV
New York Law Journal
Howard Spiegler and Lawrence Kaye, with the assistance of Eli Akhavan and Frank Lord IV, author an article for the New York Law Journal.
Can SEC/DOJ Cooperation Ever Cross the Line?: What is Left of U.S. v. Scrushy in the Wake of the Ninth Circuit's Reversal of U.S. v. Stringer?
April 28, 2008
Anna Hershenberg
Securities Regulation & Law Report
Anna co-authored this article in the Securities Regulation & Law Report.
Will Metal Bats Make a Hit?  Product Liability and Legislation of Baseball
April 2008
Alan D. Kaplan, LisaMarie F. Collins
LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy
Alan Kaplan and LisaMarie Collins co-author "Product Liability and the Legislation of Baseball" for LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy.
Legal Considerations When a Professional Athlete Is Injured
March 28, 2008
Irwin A. Kishner
Sports Litigation Alert
Irwin Kishner writes on what to do when athletes are injured but disagree with their team on the proper course of medical treatment.
US Private Equity Firms Forced to Re-evaluate Strategies
March 2008
Irwin A. Kishner
Financier Worldwide
Irwin Kishner and Brooke Crescenti co-author the article "US Private Equity Firms Forced to Re-evaluate Strategies" on how US private equity firms will likely not play a large role in the 2008 M&A market.
Protection of Government Symbols
February 2008
Barry Werbin
INTA Bulletin
Barry Werbin writes about laws governing the use of official government symbols for private use.
Abuses of Presidential Power: Impeachment as a Remedy
January 2008
Hon. Elizabeth Holtzman
University of Miami Law Review, Vol. 62, No. 2
Elizabeth Holtzman's article "Abuses of Presidential Power: Impeachment as a Remedy" appears in the University of Miami Law Review.
Halftime Report
2007
Herrick, Feinstein LLP
Small Players Can Make Big Differences In Large Bankruptcy Cases
December 24, 2007
Paul A. Rubin
Bloomberg's Bankruptcy Law Reports
Paul Rubin writes about how seemingly minor players in bankruptcy actions can have a large impact on the process and outcome.
Restitution of Nazi Looted Art:  View From the United States
November 1, 2007
Howard N. Spiegler
Art Law:  Stolen Art. How Extensive is the Problem?
Howard Spiegler authors an article on the art law litigation, specifically focusing on his case, United States v. Portrait of Wally.
Protecting Directors of Troubled Companies from Personal Liability
September 10, 2007
Paul A. Rubin
Bloomberg's Bankruptcy Law Reports
Paul Rubin's article "Protecting Directors of Troubled Companies from Personal Liability" appears in Bloomberg's Bankruptcy Law Reports.
Magic Had to Weigh Public Relations Issue in Settling Donovan Matter
July 2007
Irwin A. Kishner
Legal Issues in Collegiate Athletics
Irwin Kishner authors an article that examines the legal -- and non-legal -- issues that the Orlando Magic faced in deciding how to handle the case of a coach who signed with the team and then reneged.
Utilizing the Lis Pendens in Matrimonial Actions
July 19, 2007
Scott E. Mollen, Lisa Zeiderman, Esq.
New York Law Journal
Scott Mollen, together with matrimonial lawyer Lisa Zeiderman of Johnson & Cohen, co-authors the article, "Utilizing the Lis Pendens in Matrimonial Actions."
Crisis in the Subprime Market: Turmoil Will Continue
July 2, 2007
Stephen B. Selbst
Bankruptcy Law 360
Stephen Selbst's article "Crisis in the Subprime Market: Turmoil Will Continue" appears in Bankruptcy Law 360.
In the Courts: Can Distinctiveness of Musical History be Protected Under U.S. Law?
July 2007
WIPO Magazine
Barry Werbin's article -- originally published in INTA Bulletin -- is republished here, with a new introduction and photos.
Directors, Officers and Mergers:  Why Indemnify?
June 25, 2007
Edward B. Stevenson, Natalia Cavaliere
New Jersey Lawyer
Ed Stevenson and Natalia Cavaliere's article argues that there is an increased need for corporations to indemnify their officers and directors, in the context of a merger or an acquisition, for pre-closing activities. 
Small Players Can Make Big Differences in Large Bankruptcy Cases
June 18, 2007
Paul A. Rubin
Bloomberg's Bankruptcy Law Reports
Paul Rubin's "Small Players Can Make Big Differences in Large Bankruptcy Cases" is one of four feature articles selected for the "2007 in Review: Defining Issues in Bankruptcy" section.
The Neue Galerie Expands Exhibit of Art Recovered From the Holocaust
June 8, 2007
The Jewish Press Magazine
Daniel Retter authors an article in which Larry Kaye, partner in the art law practice, is quoted on Herrick's role in assisting the Neue Galerie in purchasing Klimt's painting Adele Bloch-Bauer I.
Counterfeit Trademark Goods in Online Auctions
June 2007
Barry Werbin
INTA Bulletin
Barry Werbin authors an article entitled "Counterfeit Trademark Goods in Online Auctions" on the difficulty of taking legal action against online auctions that sell counterfeit merchandise.
Gonzales’ safety net
May 1, 2007
Hon. Elizabeth Holtzman
Los Angeles Times
Elizabeth Holtzman's article on Attorney General Alberto Gonzales appears in the Los Angeles Times.
Developers Take Note!
April 24-30, 2007
Lori G. Singer
New York Real Estate Journal
Lori Singer co-authors this article on The New York Brownfield Cleanup Program's potentially lucrative tax credit programs.
Hedge Funds: Privacy Considerations in Bankruptcy Proceedings
March 28, 2007
Paul A. Rubin
Complinet
Paul Rubin's article "Hedge Funds: Privacy Considerations in Bankruptcy Proceedings" appears in Complinet.
The Anna Nicole Saga: A Wake-Up Call
March 2007
Paul R. Herman
Trusts and Estates Alert
Federal and State Medicaid Reforms
March 2007
Health Care Alert
The Pitfalls of Discovering Your Expert’s Files
February 19, 2007
Lauren K. Podesta
New Jersey Law Journal
Lauren authored the article "The Pitfalls of Discovering Your Expert’s Files" in the New Jersey Law Journal.
SEC Steps Back Up To The Plate of Hedge Fund Regulation
February 13, 2007
Patrick D. Sweeney
Complinet
Pat Sweeney’s Hedge Fund Regulation Corporate Quick Hit is republished on Complinet’s US Securities & Banking online news service.
Lender Loses Skirmish in Make-Whole Premium Fight
February 2007
Paul A. Rubin
Lending & Restructuring Alert
Can Distinctiveness of Musical Identity Be Protected?
February 2007
Barry Werbin
INTA Bulletin
Barry Werbin's article covers performing artists' rights regarding false endorsement claims and imitations of their performances.
Deepening Insolvency is Sinking Fast
December 2006 - January 2007
Paul A. Rubin
The Bankruptcy Strategist
Paul Rubin authors  this article about a growing trend in the decisions of certain courts toward restricting or rejecting claims for deepening insolvency.
Litigation against a Foreign Sovereign in the United States to Recover Artworks on Temporary Loan: The Malewicz Case
January 2007
Howard N. Spiegler, Mari-Claudia Jiménez
Juriste International
Howard Spiegler, with the assistance of Mari-Claudia Jiménez, authors this article on the Malewicz case.
Comment on "Irreconcilable Differences?"
2007
Lawrence M. Kaye
Papers from the Institute of Archaeology 18 (2007):  19-22
Lawrence Kaye wrote this article as a response to Kathy Tubb's article, "Irreconcilable Differences?"
Pregnancy and Post Child Birth Protection in Employment
2007
Mara B. Levin
Human Resources 2007: Answers to Your Top 25 Questions, Thompson Publishing Group
Mara Levin's article "Pregnancy and Post Child Birth Protection in Employment" appears in Human Resources 2007: Answers to Your Top 25 Questions.
What the Jury Hears in Products Liability Litigation
2007
Susan T. Dwyer, Theresa Zagnoli, Jeffrey Lichtman
Leader's Product Liability Newsletter
Susan Dwyer co-authors the article "What the Jury Hears in Products Liability Litigation" for Leader's Product Liability Newsletter.
Is Cuomo the Man to Help Ease Development Bottleneck?
December 27, 2006
Douglas P. Heller
Real Estate Weekly
Doug Heller authors an article on Andrew Cuomo's effect on the condo market in New York through easing the bottleneck in offering plan processing.
World Consensus on Vehicle Safety Standards: Speed Bumps on the Road to Common Ground
December 11, 2006
Susan T. Dwyer
Product Safety & Liability
Susan Dwyer's article "World Consensus on Vehicle Safety Standards: Speed Bumps on the Road to Common Ground" appears in Product Safety & Liability.
Proposed Changes to the FRCP Regarding Discovery of Electronically Stored Information
November 2006
Jennifer Smith Finnegan, Aviva Wein
LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy
Jennifer Smith Finnegan and Aviva Wein author this article for LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy.
Succession: An Attorney's Perspective
November 1, 2006
Jeffrey A. Galant, Dana L. Mark, Esq.
Wealth Strategies Journal
Jeff co-authors an article about the succession process for family businesses.
Update on Deepening Insolvency
August 2006
Paul A. Rubin
Lending & Restructuring Alert
Avoidance and Resolution of Cultural Heritage Disputes: Recovery of Art Looted During the Holocaust
2006
Lawrence M. Kaye, Frank K. Lord IV, Mari-Claudia Jiménez
Willamette Journal of International Law & Dispute Resolution
Lawrence Kaye, with the assistance of Mari-Claudia Jiménez and Frank K. Lord IV, wrote this article for the Willamette Journal of International Law & Dispute Resolution based on his remarks delivered at the Cultural Heritage Conference held at Willamette University.
Beijing and Beyond: Protecting Olympics Marks
July 2006
Barry Werbin
INTA Bulletin
Barry Werbin's article "Beijing and Beyond: Protecting Olympics Marks" appears in INTA Bulletin.
New Health Care Amendments to the Bankruptcy Code
June 2006
Stephen B. Selbst
Commercial Lending Review
Stephen Selbst's article "New Health Care Amendments to the Bankruptcy Code" appears in Commercial Lending Review.
Recharacterizing Debt:  How the Third Circuit's Decision in Submicron Systems Alters the Playing Field
March - April 2006
Paul A. Rubin, John M. August
Law Journal Newsletters, The Bankruptcy Strategist, Vol. 23, Numbers 5-6
Paul Rubin and John August co-author this article for 'The Bankruptcy Strategist' newsletter.
Think Twice, Click Once:  E-mail Guidelines
March 2006
Ronald J. Levine
Law Journal Newsletters, Vol. 24, No. 9
Ron Levine co-authored the article "Think Twice, Click Once:  E-mail Guidelines" for the Law Journal Newsletters' Law & Strategy section.
The SEC's Hedge Fund Manager Registration Rule Becomes Effective
March 2006
Patrick D. Sweeney
Loan Syndication and Trading Association (LSTA) Annual Loan Market Review
Pat Sweeney's article "The SEC's Hedge Fund Manager Registration Rule Becomes Effective" appears in the Loan Syndication and Trading Association (LSTA) Annual Loan Market Review.
Religious Accommodations, Discrimination and Harassment
2006
Mara B. Levin
Human Resources 2006: Answers to Your Top 25 Questions, Thompson Publishing Group
Mara Levin's article on "Religious Accommodations, Discrimination and Harassment" appears in Human Resources 2006: Answers to Your Top 25 Questions.
Portrait of Wally:  The U.S. Government's Role in Recovering Holocaust Looted Art
2006
Howard N. Spiegler
Holocaust Restitution:  Perspectives on the Litigation and Its Legacy
Howard Spiegler authors a chapter of this book on the repatriation of "Portrait of Wally," a famous Egon Schiele painting looted by the Nazis in World War II.
Bank Must Honor Cashier's Checks and Wire Transfers
December 2005
Paul A. Rubin
Lending & Restructuring Alert
The New Masters of the Buyout Universe
November 2005
Irwin A. Kishner
New York Law Journal
Irwin Kishner's article appears in the New York Law Journal.
Consumer Bankruptcy Act: Employee Benefit and Executive Compensation Provisions
Winter 2005
Stephen B. Selbst
Benefits Law Journal
Stephen Selbst's article on the Consumer Bankruptcy Act appears in the Benefits Law Journal.
Liability for Refusing to Deliver an Assignment of Mortgage?
Summer 2005
Paul A. Rubin
Real Estate Finance Journal
Paul Rubin authors this article about the impact of a New York court's decision on real estate lenders.
The Rescue Artist:  A True Story of Art, Thieves, and the Hunt for a Missing Masterpiece
July 1, 2005
Howard N. Spiegler, Lawrence M. Kaye
New York Law Journal
Lawrence Kaye and Howard Spiegler review this book, written by Edward Dolnick, for the New York Law Journal.
Corporate Restructuring and Bankruptcy: The 2005 Act in Business
July 7, 2005
Stephen B. Selbst
New York Law Journal
Stephen Selbst's article appears in the New York Law Journal.
Beware of Judicial Exceptions to Federal Rule of Evidence 407
June 2005
Alan D. Kaplan, Christopher Greeley
LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy, Volume 23, Number 12
Alan Kaplan and Christopher Greeley co-author this article on Federal Rule of Evidence 407.
Current Regulatory Developments Concerning the Distribution of Mutual Fund Shares
May 2005
Patrick D. Sweeney
The Investment Lawyer
Pat Sweeney's article entitled "Current Regulatory Developments Concerning the Distribution of Mutual Fund Shares" appears in The Investment Lawyer.
If Omission is the Mission, Where is the Federal Trade Commission
Spring 2005
Journal of Law and Policy
This article by Brooke Crescenti explores the emerging practice of "undercover marketing" and the parameters of permissible marketing techniques, as established by the Federal Trade Commission. 
Deepening Insolvency
February 2005
Paul A. Rubin
Law Journal Newsletters, The Bankruptcy Strategist, Vol. 22, Num. 4
Paul Rubin's article on insolvency argues that a lender's victory over a trustee may have far-reaching implications.
Mutual Fund Shares Distributions: the Changing Rules of the Game
February 2005
Patrick D. Sweeney
The Journal of Taxation and Regulation
Pat Sweeney authors this article on mutual fund shares distributions.
Prevention is the Best Medicine in Mold Litigation Cases
January 25, 2005
Alan R. Lyons, Mary Ellen Shuttleworth
Real Estate Weekly
Alan Lyons and Mary Ellen Shuttleworth co-author this article on mold litigation and mold liability coverage.
Ten Steps to an Effective Document Retention Program
December 2004
Jennifer Smith Finnegan
LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy
Jennifer Smith Finnegan authors this article on document retention.
May A Lender Collect Late Charges Together With Default Rate Interest?
Winter 2004
Paul A. Rubin
The Real Estate Finance Journal
Paul Rubin authors this article for The Real Estate Finance Journal.
A Participant Has More Rights Than You Might Think
September 2004
Paul A. Rubin
Lending & Restructuring Alert
Revenue Ruling Confirms Grantor Trust Benefits - With a Significant Caveat
September 2004
Paul R. Herman, Brian E. Raftery
New York Law Journal
Paul Herman and Brian Raftery co-author this article on Revenue Ruling 2004-64.
The Evolving Protections of HIPAA Regulations
August 30, 2004
Ronald J. Levine, Rachel C. Engelstein, Anne Maltz
New York Law Journal
Ron Levine, Anne Maltz, and Rachel Engelstein co-author the article "The Evolving Protections of HIPAA Regulations" for the New York Law Journal.
Second Lien Lending: The Big Picture
June 2004
Paul A. Rubin, Stephen D. Brodie
Lending & Restructuring Alert
Looted Art Carries Its Own Set of Problems
May 24, 2004
Howard N. Spiegler, Lawrence M. Kaye
New York Law Journal
Howard Spiegler and Lawrence Kaye author this article.
New Liability Under 'Deepening Insolvency'
Spring 2004
Paul A. Rubin
American Bankruptcy Institute Journal
Paul Rubin's article on new liability for 'deepening insolvency,' arising from the Exide Technologies case, appears in the American Bankruptcy Institute Journal.
Scope Of Southern District Of New York's Jurisdiction For Claims Arising From September 11, 2001
April 13, 2004
Julius A. Rousseau, III, Alan R. Lyons
Mealey's Litigation Report
Jule Rousseau and Alan Lyons article examines case law regarding the types of cases which fall within the SDNY's jurisdiction under the Air Transportation Safety and System Stabilization Act arising from the terrorist acts of September 11, 2001.
Yield Maintenance Premium Upheld In Bankruptcy
February 2004
Paul A. Rubin
Lending & Restructuring Alert
The Ethics of the Expert, Using Expert Witnesses in State and Federal Court
February 2004
"Deep Fryed" in New York?, NYCLA-CLE Handout
Yariv Ben-Ari co-authors this article for "Deep Fryed" in New York?, a NYCLA-CLE Handout.
A Tale of Three Northern Manhattan Communities: Case Studies of Political Empowerment in the Planning and Development Process
January 2004
Richard Bass, Cuz Potter
Fordham Urban Law Journal
Richard Bass co-authors "A Tale of Three Northern Manhattan Communities: Case Studies of Political Empowerment in the Planning and Development Process."
The Demise of Certification Mark Licensee Estoppel
December 26, 2003
Barry Werbin
New York Law Journal
Barry Werbin's article appears in New York Law Journal.
Deepening Insolvency: A New Headache for Lenders
December 2003
Paul A. Rubin
Lending & Restructuring Alert
Warehouse Lender Avoids Equitable Subordination
October 2003
Paul A. Rubin
Lending & Restructuring Alert
Remember the Goal
October 2, 2003
Irwin A. Kishner
The Daily Deal
Irwin Kishner authors "Remember the Goal."
Atkins v. Virginia: Suggestions for the Successful Diagnosis of Mental Retardation
2003
Daniel B. Kessler
Jurimetrics
Dan Kessler authored "Atkins v. Virginia: Suggestions for the Successful Diagnosis of Mental Retardation" in Jurimetrics: The ABA Journal of Law, Science and Technology.
Acquisitions Without the Liabilities
August 25, 2003
Irwin A. Kishner
New York Law Journal
Irwin Kishner authors "Acquisitions Without the Liabilities" for the New York Law Journal.
The Webcast Royalty Debacle:  Lessons for Copyright Owners
April 2003
Barry Werbin
IP Value Commentator
Barry Werbin authors this article on webcast copyright issues.
Digital Battle Bots
February 2003
Barry Werbin
Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
Barry Werbin writes about the new breed of copyright litigation spawned by the digital era.
Common Law and Statutory Bad Faith Claims: A Bi-Costal View
2003
Christopher Greeley
 For The Defense (A DRI Publication)
Christopher Greeley authors this article on common law and statutory bad faith claims.
Diversity Is Important To The Justice System And To Corporations; Interview with Elizabeth Holtzman
February 2003
Hon. Elizabeth Holtzman
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
The Editor of The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel interviews Elizabeth Holtzman on the value of diversity.
Ethics and Their Perception in Securities Arbitration
2003
Securities Arbitration 2003, 237 (PLI 2003)
Yariv Ben-Ari co-authors "Ethics and Their Perception in Securities Arbitration" in Securities Arbitration.
Recent Developments in US Environmental Coverage Law
2003
Alan R. Lyons
Managing Environmental Risk
Alan Lyons article provides an analysis of leading cases throughout the United States regarding several environmental coverage issues.
The Future of Dilution After Victoria's Secret 
2003
Barry Werbin
Promotion Marketing Association's 2003 Law and Forms Guide, 3rd edition
Barry Werbin authors "The Future of Dilution After Victoria's Secret."
ERISA Preemption:  Personal Liability For Shareholders Of Closely Held Businesses
December 2002
Christopher J. Sullivan
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
This article by Chris Sullivan argues that individual shareholders of privately held corporations cannot be held personally liable for a company's failure to contribute to employee benefit plans.
How Hiring Jury Consultants Can Help Your Product Liability Case
December 2002
Jennifer Smith Finnegan
LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy
Jennifer Smith Finnegan authors "How Hiring Jury Consultants Can Help Your Product Liability Case" for LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy.
Tech Company S.O.S.:  Now That The Tech Bubble Has Burst, A Legal Perspective on How to Prevent Your Tech Business from Going Bust
November 2002
Irwin A. Kishner
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
Irwin Kishner authors this article on the legal measures tech companies can take in restructuring efforts to improve chances of survival after the dot-com bubble burst. 
Part II: Trends in Alternative Dispute Resolution: Employer Promulgated Arbitration Systems To Resolve Employment Disputes
October 2002
Hon. Milton Mollen, Joseph J. Lynett
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
Hon. Milton Mollen co-authors this article about alternative dispute resolution.
Revlon Duties - Not a Matter to be Glossed Over
September 2002
Daniel A. Etna
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
Dan Etna authors this article on "Revlon Duties" for The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel.
Bank Not Liable on Commitment Letter
August 2002
Paul A. Rubin, Andrew C. Gold
Lending & Restructuring Alert
Empire:  A Tale of Obsession, Betrayal, and the Battle for an American Icon
August 15, 2002
Mitchell Pacelle
Wiley; New Ed edition
Ray Hannigan's work with Hideki Yokoi in Nihon Sangyo Kabushiki Kaisha v. Nakahara, the celebrated battle for control of the Empire State Building, is chronicled in Mitchell Pacelle's book.
Part I: Trends in Alternative Dispute Resolution: Corporate America Turns To The Quicker, Cheaper Forms Of Dispute Resolution
August 2002
Hon. Milton Mollen, Paul Grosswald
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
Hon. Milton Mollen co-authors this article about trends in alternative dispute resolution.
Sorting Through Emotional Distress
June 24, 2002
James A. Moss
New York Law Journal
Jim Moss's article "Sorting Through Emotional Distress" appears in New York Law Journal.
YES
May 2002
Irwin A. Kishner, Daniel A. Etna
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
Irwin Kishner and Dan Etna co-author this article on the formation of the YES television network.
Loan Servicer and Its Officers Protected in a Recent Case
April 2002
Paul A. Rubin
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
Paul Rubin authors "Loan Servicer and Its Officers Protected in a Recent Case" for The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel.
Weathering the Storm: Crisis Management Tips
March 2002
Ronald J. Levine
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel
Ron Levine authors the article "Weathering the Storm: Crisis Management Tips" for The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel.
Product Liability in the Face of Negative Publicity:  Getting the Jury to Focus
March 2002
Alan D. Kaplan
LJN's Product Liability Law and Strategy
Alan Kaplan authors this article on trial tactics in product liability cases.
Whose Best Interest?: International Child Abduction Under the Hague Convention
2002
Marisa A. Leto
Chicago Journal of International Law
Marisa Leto authored the article "Whose Best Interest?:  International Child Abduction Under the Hague Convention," which appeared in Chicago Journal of International Law.  This article was cited in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in the Gonzalez v. Gutierrez case.
As Dust Settles, Thorny Real Estate Issues Arise
February 2002
Christopher J. Sullivan
The National Law Journal
Christopher Sullivan authors this article for The National Law Journal.
The Games That Rate: The Most Awe-Inspiring Events in Team Sports, WWII to MM
2001
Gary Eisenberg
Lightning Source Inc.
Gary Eisenberg authors a book on "the most awe inspiring events in team sports."
Contract Law Finding Right Fit On-Line
November 13, 2001
Barry Werbin
New York Law Journal
Barry Werbin writes about accepting "terms of use" for website users.
Plans Promote the Rebuilding of Downtown
November 2001
Scott E. Mollen, Mark A. Levine, Pamela Elkins-Richardson
New York Law Journal
Mark A. Levine and Scott E. Mollen co-author this article about the post-9/11 real estate in downtown Manhattan.
Be Proactive: Crisis Management Tips for Handling Product Recalls
August 2001
Ronald J. Levine, Jennifer Smith Finnegan
LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy
Ron Levine and Jennifer Smith Finnegan co-author "Be Proactive: Crisis Management Tips for Handling Product Recalls" for LJN's Product Liability Law & Strategy.
HIPAA Regulations Unintended Effect
July 2, 2001
Ronald J. Levine
New York Law Journal, Health Care Section
Ron Levine's article "HIPAA Regulations Unintended Effect" appears in the Health Care Section of the New York Law Journal.
Proving Secondary Meaning in a Post Wal-Mart Product Configuration World
June/July 2001
Barry Werbin, Thomas Richards
IP Litigator, Vol.7, No.6, p.1-7
Barry Werbin and Thomas Richards write about trade dress protection.
Foreclosure Law & Practice:  Volumes I and II
2001
Scott T. Tross
New Jersey Law Journal Books
Judges throughout New Jersey rely on Scott Tross's two-volume treatise on foreclosure law.
The New York Law Revision Commission 2001 Report
2001
Douglas P. Heller
Doug Heller participated in this Report in relation to cooperative and condominium interests.
American Litigation to Recover Cultural Property:  Obstacles, Options, and a Proposal
2001
Howard N. Spiegler, Lawrence M. Kaye
Trade in Illicit Antiquities: The Destruction of the World's Archaeological Heritage, PP. 121-132, McDonald Institute
Howard Spiegler and Lawrence Kaye author a chapter of this book.
Recovering Nazi-Looted Art: Report from the Front Lines
Spring 2001
Howard N. Spiegler
Connecticut Journal of International Law
Howard Spiegler authors an article on the burdens that plaintiffs claiming ownership of Nazi-looted art must overcome in order to establish their claims.
Bankruptcy
2001
Paul A. Rubin
N.J. Foreclosure Law & Practice, New Jersey Law Journal Books, Chapter 21 Bankruptcy
Paul Rubin authors a chapter on Bankruptcy in N.J. Foreclosure Law & Practice.
Reining in Attorneys While Expanding Victim's Rights
April 3, 2000
Ronald J. Levine, Jennifer Smith Finnegan
The National Law Journal
Ron Levine and Jennifer Smith Finnegan co-author "Reining in Attorneys While Expanding Victim's Rights" for The National Law Journal.
Cureton v. NCAA: Scrutinizing Proposition 16 and the Consequences of Its Disparate Impact on Prospective Minority Student-Athletes
2000
M. Darren Traub
Sports Law Journal
Darren Traub's article on Cureton v. NCAA appears in Sports Law Journal.
Is Dismissal an Available Sanction for Thwarting a Causation Defense?
December 1999
Alan D. Kaplan
International Association of Defense Counsel
Alan Kaplan authors an article on spoliation of evidence and the types of sanctions courts hand out to parties who spoliated evidence.
When Co-Insureds Go To War 
1999
Arthur G. Jakoby
New York Real Property Law Journal, Vol 27, No. 4
Arthur Jakoby authors an article on the issues that title insurers face in disputes between co-insureds.
A Quick Glance at the Schiele Paintings
Fall 1999
Lawrence M. Kaye
Theft of Art During World War II: Its Legal and Ethical Consequences, a Symposium Presented by the DePaul University Journal of Art and Entertainment Law, 10 DePaul-LCA J. Art & Ent. L. 11
Larry Kaye authors an article on the dispute surrounding the restitution of two Egon Schiele paintings looted by the Nazis in World War II.
Studies in Art Law:  Disputes Relating to the Ownership and Status of Cultural Property
1999
Lawrence M. Kaye
Resolution Methods for Art-Related Disputes, PP 35-53, Schulthess Polygraphischer Verlag Zurich
Larry Kaye authors a chapter on patrimony claims as part of an international symposium on art law.
Spelling Counts When Searching Title
1999
Arthur G. Jakoby
New York Real Property Law Journal, Vol. 27, No. 1
Arthur Jakoby authors an article on the importance of accuracy when performing title searches.
Alternate Dispute Resolution of Condominium and Cooperative Conflicts
1999
Scott E. Mollen
St. John Law Review
Scott Mollen's article appears in St. John Law Review.
TESTING OF A PRESIDENT; Former Members of the Judiciary Committee Offer Their Opinions
December 9, 1998
Hon. Elizabeth Holtzman, Wayne Owens
The New York Times
Elizabeth Holtzman's testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on the impeachment of President Bill Clinton appears in The New York Times.
Looted Art:  What Can and Should be Done
December 1998
Lawrence M. Kaye
Cardozo Law Review, 20 Cardozo L. Rev. 657
Larry Kaye authors an article on the how and why of restitution of art looted by the Nazis, the largest displacement of art in history.
Local Signage Regulation: Restrictions May Impinge on Trademark Protection
November 9, 1998
Barry Werbin
New York Law Journal
Barry Werbin writes about the impact of signage regulation on trademark protections.
Monitoring Retail Reorganizations in an Era of Consolidation
Winter 1998
Stephen B. Selbst
Commercial Lending Review
Stephen Selbst's article appears in Commercial Lending Review.
Tort Claims Against Title Insurers Will Likely Fail
October 12, 1998
Raymond N. Hannigan
National Law Journal
Ray Hannigan's article appears in National Law Journal.
Not Why We Wrote The Act
August 10, 1998
Hon. Elizabeth Holtzman
The New York Times
Elizabeth Holtzman's article "Not Why We Wrote The Act" appears in The New York Times.
When the Millennium Bug Bites
August 1998
Ronald J. Levine
Product Liability Law and Strategy
Ron Levine authors "When the Millennium Bug Bites" for Product Liability Law and Strategy.
Evaluation of Arbitration Cases
1998
Howard R. Elisofon
The Practicing Law Institute
Howard Elisofon authors an article on evaluating arbitration cases.
Bankruptcy Remote Clauses Are Not Ironclad
Spring 1998
Paul A. Rubin
New York Real Property Law Journal, Vol. 26, No. 2
Paul Rubin's article on bankruptcy remote clauses appears in New York Real Property Law Journal.
The Recovery of Stolen Cultural Property:  A Practitioner's View - War Stories and Morality Tales
1998
Lawrence M. Kaye
Villanova Sports and Entertainment Law Forum, 5 Vill. Sports & Ent. L. Forum 5
Larry Kaye authors a chapter on the non-art-related aspects of cultural property repatriation cases.
Art Wars:  The Repatriation Battle
1998
Lawrence M. Kaye
New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, 31 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 79, Fall 1998 
Larry Kaye authors an article on how governments can enact and enforce legislation to curb the illicit trade in art and cultural property without undue adverse impacts to the legal trade.
The Statue of Limitations in Art Recovery Cases:  An Overview
1998
Lawrence M. Kaye
International Foundation for Art Research, IFAR Journal, Volume 1, Number 3, P. 22
Larry Kaye authors an article on the statute of limitations in art recovery cases.
Liability for the Criminal Misuse of Products
April 1997
Ronald J. Levine
Product Liability: Law and Strategy
Ron Levine authors "Liability for the Criminal Misuse of Products" for Product Liability: Law and Strategy.
Fleeting Hope For Single Asset Real Estate Debtors
March 1997
Paul A. Rubin
16 American Bankruptcy Institute Journal 1
Paul Rubin's article appears in the American Bankruptcy Institute Journal.
Contribution, Indemnification and Settlement Issues in Products Liability Actions
1997, 2000, 2013
Susan T. Dwyer
Products Liability in New York: Strategy and Practice, Supplement, Chapter 22
Susan Dwyer authors this chapter for the New York State Bar Association.
Laws in Force at the Dawn of World War II:  International Conventions and National Laws
1997
Lawrence M. Kaye
The Spoils of War, World War II and its Aftermath: the Loss, Reappearance, and Recovery of Cultural Property, edited by Elizabeth Simpson
Larry Kaye authors a chapter on the history of national and international efforts to protect cultural property up to the start of World War II.
The International Court of Justice:  Effectively Providing a Long Overdue Remedy for Ending State Sponsored Genocide
1997
American University Journal of International Law & Policy
William Hurlcok's article provides a review of jurisdictional aspects of the International Court of Justice in the context of the case filed by Bosnia-Herzegovina against Yugoslavia in the aftermath of that tragic conflict. 
The Self-Critical Analysis Privilege
September 1996
Ronald J. Levine
Product Liability: Law and Strategy
Ron Levine writes  "The Self-Critical Analysis Privilege" for Product Liability: Law and Strategy.
The V-Chip: Protecting Children Against Violence or Doing Violence to the Constitution
1996
Steven D. Feldman
39 Howard Law Journal 587
Steven Feldman writes about the constitutionality of the V-Chip.
Speedy Trial, Twenty-Fifth Annual Review of Criminal Procedure: United States Supreme Court and Courts of Appeals 1994-1995
1996
Steven D. Feldman
84 Georgetown Law Journal 1022
Steven Feldman authors this article for Georgetown Law Journal.
Inherently Distinctive Gains New Clarification
February 12, 1996
Barry Werbin, Darlene B. Fairman
National Law Journal
Barry Werbin and Darlene Fairman write about the requirement that product features identify their source to merit trade dress protection.
Taxpayers of America, Unite!  You Have Everything to Lose - A Constitutional Analysis of Retroactive Taxation
1996
Brian E. Raftery
Seton Hall University Constitutional Law Journal (6 Seton Hall Const. L.J. 803)
Brian Raftery provides a constitutional analysis of retroactive taxation.
The Future of the Past:  Recovering Cultural Property
November 1996
Lawrence M. Kaye
Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Law, v. 4 No. 1, Winter 1996
Larry Kaye authors an article on national and international responses to the illicit trade in stolen cultural property.
Who Said It Would Be Easy?
1996
Hon. Elizabeth Holtzman, Cynthia L. Cooper
Arcade Press
An account of Elizabeth Holtzman's twenty years in public office, from 1973, as the youngest woman elected to the United States Congress, to her term as the first woman Comptroller for New York City.
The Nuremberg Principles
1995
Hon. Elizabeth Holtzman
Nuremberg, Forty Years Later, McGill-Queen's University Press
Elizabeth Holtzman, who serves on the Interagency Working Group overseeing the declassification of the U.S. government's secret Nazi war crimes files, was a featured speaker at a conference titled "Nuremberg, Forty Years Later," alongside Elie Weisel, elected officials and cabinet ministers from around the world. The proceedings are immortalized in a book of the same title edited by Irwin Cotler.
Tort Reform
January 1995
Ronald J. Levine
New Jersey Lawyer
Ron Levine's article "Tort Reform" appears in New Jersey Lawyer.
States Address Development of 'Slightly' Contaminated Land
November 17, 1993
Mark A. Levine
New York Law Journal, P. 1, Col. 1.
Mark Levine's article "States Address Development of 'Slightly' Contaminated Land" appears in New York Law Journal.
SEC Investigations
1985
Arthur G. Jakoby, Ira Lee Sorkin
The Review of Securities and Commodities Regulation, Vol. 18, No. 4
Arthur Jakoby authors an article on SEC investigations, advising that representation of witnesses in these cases requires knowledge of rights conferred by commission rules, administrative practice, and privacy statutes.
Secured Party Sale
February 12, 2009