By Donna Aldea | August 16, 2019
The legislature passed a sweeping bill repealing Article 240 of the Criminal Procedure Law in its entirety effective Jan. 1, 2020, and replacing it with Article 245, which vastly expands discovery in the state, transforming New York from one of the most restrictive states to one of the most expansive with respect to pre-trial disclosure and transparency.
By Akiva Shapiro | August 16, 2019
How can counsel filing amicus briefs stand out from the crowd and make an impact? Pair with the right client, make the right kinds of arguments, and muster the right types of materials.
By George W. Hicks Jr. | August 16, 2019
These 10 tips comprise a step-by-step guide for preparing and delivering oral argument for the first time. By following them, you’ll not only survive, but likely enjoy, your time at the podium—and perhaps even come back for more.
By Adrienne B. Koch | August 16, 2019
Under the right circumstances, there are three potential paths to further review—though success is rare and there are many considerations to take into account. This article explores their interplay.
By Angela Turturro | August 5, 2019
In this Special Report: "Before the Real Negotiations Begin: Use Good Faith Disclosure and Proactivity to Prevent Mediation Sabotage," "Be Prepared: ‘Presumptive ADR’ Is Coming," "Building a Safe Place for Mediation in Arbitration Proceedings," "How Mediation Differs From a Judicial Settlement Conference" and "Mediation Design: Start With the 'Why.'"
By Claudia Lanzetta | August 2, 2019
In light of the court systems’ ADR initiative and imminent implementation of a new “presumptive ADR” program, practitioners should be aware of the impetus behind the drive and how they can prepare for it.
By Linda Gerstel | August 2, 2019
It is a critical time for the arbitration community to consider a blueprint for increasing the use of mediation so that settlement rates in arbitration can be competitive with litigation.
By John P. DiBlasi | August 2, 2019
A successful mediation is predicated on trust. Transparency and professional courtesy go a long way in advancing negotiations.
By Andrew Nadolna | August 2, 2019
What reasons for mediation would lead parties and/or counsel to design the process a little differently? Here are some.
By Michael Starr | August 2, 2019
Mediation is not merely a more time-consuming form of settlement. It is a different process that, on account of its differences, takes more time.
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