Protecting The Attorney-Client Privilege From Being Waived - by Eric Wrubel

Recovering A Real Estate Brokerage Commission In The Absence Of A Written Agreement - by Slava Hazin

SEC Guidance on Investment Adviser Use Of Social Media and Advertising - by Meryl E. Wiener

SEC to Examine Cybersecurity Risks of Broker Dealers and Investment Advisers - by Meryl E. Wiener

Relocation: Can a Woman Just Take the Child and Go? - by Sophie Jacobi-Parisi

New York State Tax Law Changes Affecting Trusts and Estates - by Peter L. Lese and  Robert Wittes

Private Causes of Action: The Determinative Third-Prong 

This article summarizes and conveys the current state of the law with respect to when individuals can and cannot institute private causes of action based on legislation passed, ostensibly, for the public benefit. After surveying relevant legal precedent, we formulate a conclusion that we hope will assist in determining when legislation can be used to remedy private wrongs, and when legislation cannot.

2014 SEC SPEAKS EVENT (Washington, D.C. February 21-22, 2014). Click on this link to read Paul A. Lieberman's summary of the key points addressed at the conference

Are You Extraordinary? – An Examination of O-1B Visa - by BoBi Ahn

SEC Proposes Crowdfunding Rules - by Meryl E. Wiener

Rosetta Stone Ltd. v. Google Inc.: Deciphering Trademark Issues in Keyword Advertising (Part Two), GPSolo eReport

The Ironic Results of the 'Dear Colleague Letter' on the Observance of Title IX on College Campuses - by Kimberly C. Lau

Rosetta Stone Ltd. v. Google, Inc.: Deciphering Trademark Issues in Keyword Advertising (Part One)

SEC Lifts Solicitation Ban - by Meryl E. Wiener

Forum Selection Bylaws - by Meryl E. Wiener

Banks Behaving Badly: Remedies for Failing to Negotiate in Good Faith - by Slava Hazin and Maxwell Breed

Forensic Custody Reports: Proposals Floated to Aid Pro-Se Litigants - by Sophie Jacobi-Parisi

Using Social Media To Disclose Information - by Meryl E. Wiener

Teller v. Dogge: When Two Magicians Duel Over the Secret to an Iconic Illusion They Conjure a Copyright Infringement Lawsuit, Volume 38, Number 1

Playing ‘Peek-a-Boo’ with Forensic Custody Reports - by Sophie Jacobi-Parisi

White Papers, New York Debt Collection Laws - by Scott E. Wortman

Is President Obama on the Right Side of the Immigration Fence? - by BoBi Ahn

Find Funding in Lean Times - by Michael Zukerman

Get Smart About Your Estate Plan - by Peter L. Lese

Find Rewards in Preserving History - by Michael Zukerman

Unlocking Multifamily Bond Financing  - by Michael Zukerman

Update: Required Posting of Notice of Employee Rights - by Felicia Ennis

Taking Credit Where It’s Affordable - by Michael Zukerman

Don’t Miss Out on Government Financing - by Michael Zukerman

Celebrating 20 Years of The Intellectual Property Law Section: Trademark Law

Recent NLRB Actions - Social Media; Notice of Rights Posting Requirement - by Felicia Ennis

SEC and MSRB Withdraw Municipal Advisor Proposals, Advisories - by Meryl E. Wiener

Guide To Investment Adviser Registration, Advisories - by Meryl E. Wiener

SEC Adopts Rules Implementing Core Provisions of Dodd-Frank That Apply to Investment Advisers,Advisories - by Meryl E. Wiener

SEC Expected to Consider Extending Adviser Registration and Deregistration Deadlines, Advisories - by Meryl E. Wiener

Are You Prepared for February 1, 2012? What Employers Need to Know - by Felicia Ennis

New York State Wage Theft Prevention Act Provides More Protection for Employees-Heavier Burdens for Employers

SEC Issues Proposed Rules Requiring Registration of Municipal Advisors, Advisories - by Meryl E. Wiener

Comments Due January 24 on SEC’s Proposed Exemptions from Investment Adviser Registration Mandated by Dodd-Frank, Advisories - by Meryl E. Wiener

Comments Due January 24 on SEC’s Proposals to Implement $100 Million Asset Threshold, Other Dodd-Frank Changes for Investment Advisers, Advisories - by Meryl E. Wiener

The Four Year Rule: Where Are We Now in Light of 'Grimm' 

The purpose of this article is to survey the relevant legal precedent discussing the judicial exceptions to the Four Year Rule, note the patterns, and then formulate a cogent conclusion to assist in predicting under which circumstances the Four Year Rule will apply, and under which circumstances its exceptions will apply.

SEC Extends Compliance Date for Certain Advisers to Provide Clients with Brochure Supplements, Advisories - by Meryl E. Wiener

The Road to Expungement Grows Longer  - by Howard R. Elisofon and Grant R. Cornehls

To Eject or Evict - a Lease's 'Conditional' Dilemma 

If I give you a thousand dollars and say, "here is a thousand dollars, it is a gift," it is a gift and, by definition, does not have to be repaid. If I give you a thousand dollars and say, "here is a thousand dollars, it is a loan," it is a loan and, by law, it is payable on demand. However, if I give you a thousand dollars and say, "here is a gift of a thousand

SEC Adopts Amendments that Overhaul Form ADV Part 2, Advisories  - by Meryl E. Wiener

Financial Reform Bill Reshapes Investment Adviser Regulation, Advisories  - by Meryl E. Wiener

SEC Adopts Custody Rule Changes for Investment Advisers, Advisories, (January 11, 2010 – updated June 2010) - by Meryl E. Wiener

Local Law 7: Expanding 'Housing Standards' in the Civil Court 

The $64,000 Multimillion-Dollar Question(s) - by Michael Zukerman

Effects of the Cuban Decision on the Misappropriation Theory of Insider Trading, Advisories  - by Meryl E. Wiener