By Laurie J. McPherson and Deepti Shenoy | July 23, 2021
Two years have passed since the changes to the alimony regime introduced by the TCJA went into effect. These changes have raised significant questions for practitioners and litigants in New York wrestling with issues relating to maintenance (alimony) arrangements in a post-TCJA world.
By Valentina Shaknes and Justine Stringer | July 23, 2021
'Ameliorative measures' do not protect children facing 'grave risk of harm' upon return to home country under the Hague Convention and consideration of such measures should be eliminated by the U.S. Supreme Court.
By Lisa Zeiderman and Russell Yankwitt | July 23, 2021
Can clients seek compensation for domestic violence from their spouses in a parallel tort action as opposed to addressing these issues exclusively in divorce proceedings … or is that a double dip?
By Harriet Newman Cohen and Ankit Kapoor | July 23, 2021
What happens when the AFC believes that the child's wishes are contrary to the child's best interests and finds himself/herself at a crossroads with the child? The AFC must then decide whether it is permissible to use substituted judgment.
By Nancy Chemtob and James D'Elicio | July 23, 2021
Where a couple began their relationship prior to the legalization of same-sex marriage in New York state, should that pre-martial relationship carry more weight in the determination of certain financial issues, namely the equitable distribution of marital assets and the determination of the amount and duration of spousal maintenance?
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Angela Turturro | June 28, 2021
In this Special Report: "'Liu v. SEC': One Year Later," "Cybersecurity Enforcement Trends: A Fraught New Reality for 'Victims' of Cyberattacks," "Recent Federal Cases Signal Increased Scrutiny of Ethical Wall Procedures," "COVID-19 Fraud Schemes Rise Amid Pandemic" and "A Warning About 'Upjohn' Warnings: A Word of Caution for Individual Employees."
By Matthew G. Lindenbaum, Robert L. Lindholm and Raymond J. Prince | June 25, 2021
The limiting principles on the SEC's disgorgement power outlined in 'Liu' remain alive and well despite the National Defense Authorization Act and have opened the door for meaningful and effective challenges to proposed SEC disgorgement awards.
By Peter W. Baldwin and Robert J. Mancuso | June 25, 2021
Recently, there have been signs of a different approach to cybersecurity enforcement, as regulators have shifted their focus from data breach notifications to overall cybersecurity preparedness.
By Robert M. Radick and Rusty Feldman | June 25, 2021
This article discusses the practical reality that 'Upjohn' warnings afford considerably less protection to individual employees than conventional wisdom may suggest.
By Robert Appleton | June 25, 2021
It remains to be seen whether these schemes are here to stay or will be replaced by even newer methods as the pandemic wanes.
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