SEC Announces 2016 Exam Priorities - by Meryl E. Wiener

Supreme Court’s Momentous Decision Bolsters Consumer Class Actions - by Scott E. Wortman

Further Travels Along the Yellowstone Brick Road - by Slava Hazin

A Balancing Act: Sec Adopts Final Crowdfunding Rule - by Meryl E. Wiener

Is There A Rape Culture On College Campuses? - by Kimberly C. Lau

6 Common Mistakes to Avoid in Estate Planning - by Peter L. Lese

Warshaw Burstein Partner Kimberly C. Lau was quoted in the December 10, 2015 Newsweek Article "The Other Side of the Sexual Assault Crisis"

SEC Adopts Final Crowdfunding Rules - by Meryl E. Wiener

New York Expands Shareholder Liability For Unpaid Wages - by Felicia Ennis

'Noll': What Constitutes a 'Reasonable' Accommodation under the ADA? - by Avi Lew

To Be (Dissolved) or Not to Be (Dissolved) - That Is the Question To Be Addressed by an LLC Operating Agreement - by Slava Hazin and Maxwell Breed

SEC Announces Additional Guidance on 2015 Cybersecurity Examination Initiative - by Meryl E. Wiener

Employment-Related Background Checks - Is Your Company in Compliance? - by Felicia Ennis

How the FCC's Recent Ruling on the Telephone Consumer Protection Act Affects You and Your Business - by Scott E. Wortman

The TCPA - Searching for a Vintage Rotary Phone - by Scott E. Wortman

Estate Planning Review - 2015 - by Peter L. Lese and Robert P. Wittes

SEC Proposes Amendments to Form ADV and Certain Investment Adviser Act Rules - by Meryl E. Wiener

New York Court of Appeals Reaches a Decision on Attorney Licensing - by Scott E. Wortman

Take Back Control Through Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure - by Scott E. Wortman

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act: Another Nail In The Coffin For The Wrongly Accused - by Kimberly C. Lau

Quoted: As Activists Graduate, Campus Sexual Assault Remains in the Spotlight - by Kimberly C. Lau

The EB-5 Program - by Michael Zukerman

To Moot or Not to Moot - by Scott E. Wortman

SEC Releases New Guidance on Cybersecurity for Investment Managers and Investment Advisers - by Meryl E. Wiener

Protect Your Family: Visitation Rights of Non-Biological Parents - by Alex R. Goldberg and Marc A. Lavaia

Kimberly Lau was quoted in an article in WBUR News regarding her view on the trend toward special investigators in charges of sexual assault on college campuses.

Intersection of Assisted Reproductive Technologies and Divorce 
 

Columbia Student Joins The Men Fighting Back in Campus Rape Cases - by Kimberly C. Lau

New York City to Ban Employment-Related Credit Checks - by Felicia Ennis

Child Support Cancels Bid To Block Access, Judge Rules

Incurable Defaults in Commercial Leases: Can You Un-Ring The Bell?

This article discusses a split in New York jurisprudence with respect to defaults under commercial lease agreements that Courts deem to be "curable", and defaults under commercial lease agreements that Courts deem to be "incurable", with a focus on assignments of lease.

Strategies for Working with the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs - by Scott E. Wortman 

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The SEC Speaks in 2015 - by Meryl E. Wiener

'Kapon' Resolves Inconsistency on Nonparty Subpoenas - by Avi Lew and Ronald D. Bratt

NY State & NY City Lead the Pack in Regulating Debt Collection - by Scott E. Wortman

Second Circuit Clarifies Requirements of Insider Trading Liability for Tippees - by Meryl E. Wiener

Clicking Away Your Right to Privacy Agreeing To Certain Terms in an ISP Terms of Service May Waive Your Right to Privacy - By Marc A. Lavaia

Client Alert-New York Wage Theft Prevention Act Update: Annual Notice Requirement Eliminated - by Felicia Ennis

Beyond the Punch that Changed the NFL: The Impact of Domestic Violence on the Workplace, Divorce and Custody - by Alex R. Goldberg, Martin R. Lee and Eric Wrubel

Pro Due Process Does Not Equate to Pro Rape - by Kimberly C. Lau

SEC Charges Insiders for Failure to Report Stock Holdings - by Meryl E. Wiener

In the Real Estate World, When Is a Deal Actually a Deal? - by Maxwell Breed

A Primer on Yellowstone Injunctions- by Slava Hazin and Maxwell Breed

Delaware Chancery Court Upholds Validity of a Bylaw Selecting Out-of-State Forum for Litigating Intra-Corporate Disputes - by Meryl E. Wiener

Quoted, State Court Adopts Tighter Rules for Debt Collection

Basics of New York City Development Rights ("Air Rights") Transactions - by Joshua J. Rinesmith

Is UMass-Amherst Biased Against Male Students in Title IX Assault Cases? - by Kimberly C. Lau

Tax Aspects Of Purchases And Sales Of Partnership Interests, The Basics - by Barry A. Klingman

Is US Immigration Reform Dead? by BoBi Ahn

Colorable Indicia Of Fraud 

This article discusses recent and relevant case law that has revitalized the four year statue of limitations in the area of fraud litigation.