Vol. 77 No. 1, September - September 2013
Index
- For Judge Theodore T. Jones.
- Memories of the honorable Theodore T. Jones: an admired judge.
- Clerking for Judge Theodore T. Jones.
- Are the appellate courts deviating from the "deviates materially" standard of review?
- Court of Appeals emphatically reaffirms New York's at-will employment doctrine.
- "New York State class actions: making it work, fulfilling the promise": some recent positive developments and why CPLR 901(b) should be repealed.
- The expansion of New York State post-conviction relief: People v. Seeber and the extension of CPL 440.10(1) (b) beyond Brady.
- Seeking justice in the Empire State: Court of Appeals broadens the reach of long arm jurisdiction and clarifies the statutory guidelines for application of CPLR section 302(a) (1).
- New York City taxis and the New York State Legislature: what is left of the state Constitution's Home Rule Clause after the Court of Appeals decision in the HAIL Act case?
- CPLR Article 78 proceedings and interlocutory appeals during an Article 78 proceeding.
- Curbing the incentive for pension padding: correcting the employer contribution mismatch.
- When dad reached across the aisle: how Mario Cuomo created a bipartisan Court of Appeals.
- When dad reached across the aisle: how Mario Cuomo created a bipartisan Court of Appeals.
- Beware or be blindsided: avoiding estate planning pitfalls.