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The Guardian Ad Litem As Mediator

August 01, 2003

In the high-conflict divorce, try as it may, a court has little to offer minor children caught in Mom and Dad's crossfire. Regrettably, in many, if not most, instances, the more resources directed toward high conflict divorces, the more opportunity for escalating the conflict, unintended though it may be. One of the reasons for this entrenching of positions seems to be the identification of a specific role with its concomitant stance for everyone involved.

Should Forensic Psychologists Make Custody Recommendations?

August 01, 2003

Part One of a Two-Part Article. Forensic psychological assessments are often pivotal documents that can have a dramatic effect on the trajectory of a contested custody dispute and, ultimately, on the path a particular child's life will take post disposition. Forensic reports arrive in court as documents that represent the application of a behavioral "science" and there is therefore a common expectation that the recommendations will be weighted heavily because they will go beyond common public knowledge or subjective value choices.

Real Property Law

August 01, 2003

Rulings of importance to your practice.

Development

August 01, 2003

Rulings of importance to your practice.

Cooperatives & Condominiums

August 01, 2003

Rulings of importance to your practice.

Landlord & Tenant

August 01, 2003

Rulings of importance to your practice.

Co-op's Fact Findings Held Binding on Eviction Court

August 01, 2003

Part Two of a Two-Part Article Part One of this article reported on how the Court of Appeals, in 40 W. 67th St. Corp. v. Pullman (5/13/03), ruled that RPAPL '711(1) should be interpreted when the evicting landlord is a housing cooperative. Part Two discusses the ramifications of Pullman in the courts.

Index

August 01, 2003

A comprehensive list of key cases discussed in this issue.

Around the Firms

August 01, 2003

Movement among major law firms and corporations.

Indemnification May Add to LLP Protection

August 01, 2003

The potential consequences of indemnification and the future of LLPs.

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