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New Development in Guardianship Law: Supreme Court Won’t Compel Neuropsychological Exam
July 16, 2018
A common misconception about Article 81 guardianship proceedings is that medical evidence is of primary importance to the court’s determination of whether an alleged incapacitated person is, in fact, incapacitated. Read More >
Elderly man with cane walking with nurse
Litigation, Trusts, Estates + Elder Law
Happy GDPR Day!
May 25, 2018
Brendan M. Goodhouse
After a two year grace period, countless articles and presentations analyzing its content and impact, millions spent on compliance and legal consultants, and last minute scrambling, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is here. Read More >
GDPR Day
Corporate, Energy + Environmental, Finance, Land Use, Zoning + Development, Litigation, Non-Profit Organizations, Real Estate, Telecommunications, Trusts, Estates + Elder Law
Business Lessons From Recent New York Arbitrability Cases
November 03, 2017
Many businesses fail to give forum selection clauses much thought, focusing instead on negotiating the material business terms when drafting or negotiating their agreements. Read More >
Arbitrability - New York arbitration clause – forum selection clause
Litigation
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