Table Of ContentDecisions on Liabilitfyo rD ebts Are Inconsistent for Corporations Lawyers Taking Equity Interests in Internet Companies Must Be
Dissolved for Unpaid Taxes, Miller, R.; Siskin, M., Alert to Special Ethical Risks, Popoff, A., Oct. 2002 19
June 2002 18 Protecting Trade Secrets from Disclosure on the Internet Requires
Does the Doctrine of Contractual Unconscionability Have a Role in Diligent Practice, Cundiff, V., Oct. 2002 8
Executive Compensation Cases?, Marrow, P., Sept. 2003 16 Risk of SLAPP Sanction Appears Lower for Internet Identity Actions
Evolution of Corporate Usury Laws Has Left Vestigial Statutes that in New York than in California, Timkovich, E.,
Hinder Business Transactions, Golden, P., May 2001 20 Mar./ Apr. 2002 40
Should a Franchise Holder Be Allowed to Continue Operating While Tale of Legal Research, A: Shepard’s® and KeyCite® Are Flawed (or
Termination Suit Is Pending?, Kassoff, M., Jan. 2003 32 Maybe It’s You), Wolf, A.; Wishart, L., Sept. 2003 24
Twenty Years of Court Decisions Have Clarified Shareholder Rights Web Research Update — Changes Expand and Contract Research Op-
Under BCL §§ 1104-a and 1118, Mahler, P., May/June 1999 28 tions in New York, Manz, W., Feb. 2002 40
When Limited Liability Companies Seek Judicial Dissolution, Will the Web Research Update: New Web Sites Add to Research Resources
Statute Be Up to the Task?, Mahler, P., June 2002 8 Available Online, Manz, W., Jan. 2003 42
Children and the Law Constitutional Law
(See Family Law) Appeals Can Avoid the “Stain” of Unpreserved Constitutional Issues
ifC riteria for Exceptions Are Met, Golden, P., Nov./Dec. 2001 34
Civil Procedure
Decisions of the Past Decade Have Expanded Equal Protection Be-
Adjournments in State Civil Practice: Courts Seek Careful Balance
yond Suspect Classes, McGuinness, J., Feb. 2000 36
Between Fairness and Genuine Needs, Crane, S.; Meade, R., Jr.,
May 2000 36 Contract Law
“Automatic” Stay of CPLR 5519a)(1): Can Differences in Its Appli- Businesses Considering Renting in Commercial Condominiums Face
cation Be Clarified?, Cherubin, D.; Lauricella, P., Nov. 1999 24 Unique Contractual Issues, Leeds, M., Jul./Aug. 2001 43
Civil Procedure - CPLR Provided Escape from Common Law Techni- Contractual Unconscionability: Identifying and Understanding Its
calities, Siegel, D., Jan. 2001 10 Potential Elements, Marrow, P., Feb. 2000 18
Impleader Practice in New York: Does It Really Discourage Piecemeal Federal Courts in New York Provide Frameworfko r Enforcing Pre-
Litigation?, Wicks, J.; Zweig, M., Feb. 1999 44 liminary Agreements, Brodsky, S., Mar./ Apr. 2001 16
Judicial Departments Differ on Application of Spoliation Motion Use of Exculpatory Clauses Is Subject to Wide Variety of Definitions
When Key Evidence Is Destroyed, Rizzo, J., Feb. 2001 40 and Circumstances, Barken, M.; Seaquist,G., Mar./Apr. 2002 27
New York's Long Arm Statute Contains Provisions Suitablfeo r Juris- Corporation Law
diction over Web Sites, Bauchner, J., Mar./ Apr. 2000 26
(See Business Law)
New York’s Statutes of Limitations Affect Strategies That Involve
Counterclaims and Recoupment, Beha II, J., Jan. 2003 22 Courts
Parties Who Do Not Receive Mail May Have Difficulty Obtaining a Court Facilities Renewal, Younkins, R., Feb. 2001 12
Hearing on Service Issues, Golden, P., Sept. 2002 18 Effect of Changes in Decisional Law on Other Cases Depends Upon
Recent Court of Appeals Decisions Reflect Strict Interpretation of Status When New Ruling Is Made, Steinberg, H., Nov. 1999 12
Procedural Requirements, Rosenhouse, M., Feb. 2003 30 Judicial Roundtable — Reflection of Problem-Solving Court Justices,
Suits Against Public Entities for Injury or Wrongful Death Pose June 2000 9
Varying Procedural Hurdles, Bersani, M., Oct. 2002 24 Learning Experience, A — Holiday Program at Bayview Prison,
Will the Proposed Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Proce- Krauss, S., Feb. 2002 52
dure Improve the Pretrial Process?, Ward, E., Oct. 2000 18 New Edition of State's “Tanbook” Implements Extensive Revisions in
Quesfto r Greater Clarity, Lebovits, G., Mar./ Apr. 2002 8
Commercial Law
New Rules on Surrogate’s Court Assignments Prompt Review of Is-
Decisions Have Set Parameterfso r Establishing “Fair Value” of
sues in “Dead Man's Statute” Radigan, C.R., June 2003 19
Frozen-out Shareholder Interests, Mahler, P., Jul./Aug. 1999 21
New York Adopts Procedures for Statewide Coordination of Complex
Computers and the Law Litigation, Herrmann, M.; Ritts, G., Oct. 2003 20
(See also Intellectual Property Law) New York Appellate Decisions Show Preferencfeo rR ecent Cases,
Electronic Discovery Can Unearth Treasure Trove of Potential Land Commentaries and Bill Memos, Manz, W., May 2002 8
Mines, Friedman Rosenthal, L., Sept. 2003 32 New York's Problem-Solving Courts Provide Meaningful Alternatives
Internet Web Sites Offer Access to Less Expensive Case Law and Ma- to Traditional Remedies, Berman, G.; Knipps, S., June 2000 8
terials Not Offered Commercially, Manz,W., — Nov./Dec. 2000 26 Old Rensselaer County Jail Is Transformed into Modern Facilitfyo r
Knowledge of Computer Forensics Is Becoming Essentiaflo r Attor- Full-Service Family Court, Katzman, G.; Marbot, K.; Netter, M.,
neys in the Information Age, Abrams, S; Weis, P., Feb. 2003 8 Nov. 1999 10
Journal | November/December 2003
Self-Evaluation Privilege in the Second Circuit: Dead or Alive?, The, Employment Law
Blum, R.; Turro, A., June 2003 44 Balancing Test and Other Factors Assess Ability of Public Employees
Stare Decisis Provides Stability to the Legal System, But Applying It to Exercise Free Speech Rights, Herbert, W., Sept. 2002 24
May Involve a Love-Hate Relationship, Steinberg, H., Can Employers Limit Employee Use of Company E-mail Systems for
Mar./ Apr. 2001 39 Union Purposes?, Young, M., Jan. 2000 30
Statutes and Case Decisions Reflect Appellate Division Latitude in Cost Savings from Hiring Contingent Workers May Be Lost ifT heir
Reviewing Punitive Damages, Baird, E., May 2002 32 Status Is Challenged, Bernak, E.; Frumkin, W., Sept./Oct. 1999 36
Westchester Family Court Program — Student Attorneys and Men- Employers Need to Observe Limits on Monitoring the Workplace and
tors Help Domestic Violence Victims, Barasch, A.; Lutz, V., Reduce Privacy Expectations, Panken, P.; Williams, J.,
Feb. 2002 27
Sept./Oct. 1999 26
Covenants Not to Compete Employment-at-Will in New York Remains Essentially Unchanged
After a Century of Refinements, Andrews, R.; Maroko, R.,
Courts in New York Will Enforce Non-Compete Clauses in Contracts
Sept./Oct. 1999 8
Only ifT hey Are Carefully Contoured, Gregory, D., Oct. 2000 27
Gradual Changes Have Silently Transformed the Adjudication of
Protecting Trade Secrets: Using ‘Inevitable Misappropriation’ and the
Workers’ Compensation Claims, Levine, B.; McCarthy, J.,
Exit Interview, Carlinsky, M.; Krieger, L., Feb. 1999 29
Oct. 2002 40
Criminal Law Labor, Management Officials See Benefits in Negotiated Procedurfeo r
Criminal Law - Dramatic Changes Affected Procedural and Substan- Coverage Under GML § 207, Dunn, R.; Gold, E.,
tive Rules, McQuillan, P., Jan. 2001 16 Sept./Oct. 1999 70
Cutbacks in Funding of PLS Have Crippled Its Ability to Seek Fair- NRLB Regional Director's Life in Sports, An: Hard-ball Labor Rela-
nesfso r Prisoners, Curran, P.; Leven, D., Jan. 1999 23 tions in Sports Lead to Government Involvement, Silverman, D.,
Expanded Enforcement Options for Orders of Protection Provide Sept. /Oct. 1999 80
Powerful Reply to Domestic Violence, Fields, M., Feb. 2001 18 Pre-dispute ADR Agreements Can Protect Rights of Parties, Reduce
Grounds May Exist to Challenge Orders Suspending Speedy Trials in Burden on Judicial System, Spelfogel, E., Sept./Oct. 1999 16
Aftermath of Sept. Attack, Feinman, P.; Holland, B., Feb. 2002 34 Project Labor Agreements Offer Opportunitfyo r Significant Savings
Hospital-based Arraignments Involve Conflicts in Roles of Press, Pa- on Public Construction Projects, Gaal, J.; Oliver, D.,
Sept./Oct. 1999 61
tients, Hospitals and Law Enforcement, Taylor, P., Feb. 2000 41
New York Felony Sentencing: Shift in Emphasis to Increase Penalties Provisions of New York Laws Are Likely to Diminish Impact of High
Court Disability Decisions, Akohonae, R.; Reibstein, R.,
for Violent Offenders, Cohen-Gallet, B., Jan. 1999 40
Oct. 2002 47
“Project Exile” Effort on Gun Crimes Increases Need for Attorneys to
Give Clear Advice on Possible Sentences, Clauss, W.; Osiovich, J., Recent Decisions Have Created New Theories of Negotiability Under
June 2000 35 the Taylor Law, Crotty, J., Sept./Oct. 1999 74
Recent Second Circuit Cases Reinforce Criminal Discovery Standards Rising Tide of Retaliation Claims Challenges Employers to Adopt Ad-
Set by Supreme Court, Liotti, T., Jan. 2003 29 equate Preventive Measures, Halligan, R.; Klein, E.,
Sept./Oct. 1999 51
Shootings by Police Officers Are Analyzed Under Standards Based on
Objective Reasonableness, McGuinness, J., Sept. 2000 17 Romance in the Workplace: Employers Can Make Rules ifT hey Serve
Legitimate Needs, Berlin, S.; Zuckerman, R., Sept./Oct. 1999 43
State and Federal Standards Require Proof of Discriminatory Intent
in Ethnic Profiling Claims, McGuinness, J., Oct. 2003 29 To Defer or Not to Defer: Handling Improper Practice Charges Under
the Taylor Act, Maier, P., May/June 1999 41
United States Should Ratify Treatfyo r International Criminal Court,
Murphy, F., Apr. 1999 86 When Duty Calls: What Obligations Do Employers Have to Employ-
Crossword ees Who Are Called to Military Service?, Cilenti, M.; Klein, E.,
Nov./Dec. 2001 10
Mar./ Apr. - Nov./Dec. 2003, Eldridge, J.D.
Environmental Law
Discrimination
Courts May Find Individuals Liablfeo rE nvironmental Offenses
Use of Race in “Stop-and-Frisk”: Stereotypical Beliefs Linger, But
Without Piercing Corporate Shield, Monachino, B., |M ay 2000 22
How Far Can the Police Go?, Gershman, B., — Mar./ Apr. 2000 42
Environmental Cases in New York Pose Complex Remediation Issues
Elder Law with Profound Impact on Land Values, Palewski, P., | May 20008
(See also Trust and Estate Law) ERISA
Do Implied Contract Principles or Fraud Theories Support Medicaid
As Managed Care Plans Increase, How Can Patients Hold HMOs Li-
Suits Against Community Spouses?, Rachlin, M., Feb. 2001 32
able for Their Actions?, Trueman, D., Feb. 1999 6
New Rules Published for Fiduciary Appointments May 2003 42
Consumer Directed Assistance Program Offers Greater Autonomy to
Recipients of Home Care, Bogart, V., Jan. 2003 8
Journal | November/December 2003
Summary of Report — Association Committee Recommends Pension Close Attention to Detail Can Persuade Judges to Order Truly Com-
Simplification Commission, Lurie, A., May 2000 36 plete Discovery Responses, Weinberger, M., Jul./ Aug. 2000 38
Estate Planning Document Examination — Detecting Forgeries Requires Analysis of
Strokes and Pressures, Jalbert, R., Nov./Dec. 2000 24
(See also Retirement, Trust and Estate Law)
Judicial Certification of Experts: Litigators Should Blow the Whistle
1999 New York State Legislative Changes Affecting Estate Planning
on a Common But Flawed Practice, Kirgis, P., Feb. 2000 30
and Administration, Rubenstein, J., Dec. 1999 52
Kumho Tire-Decision Extends Daubert Approach to All Expert Tes-
Buy-Sell Agreements Developed as Estate Planning Vehicles Require
timony, Cavanaugh, E., Jul./ Aug. 1999 9
Foresight and Periodic Review, Grall, J.; Zuckerman, M.,
Kumho Tire-Supreme Court Dramatically Changes the Rules of Ex-
Dec. 1999 16
perts, Littleton, R., Jul./Aug. 1999 8
Changes to Estate Laws in 2002 Affected Families of Terror Victims,
Litigation Strategies — Reviewing Documentfso r Privilege: A Practi-
Adoptions, Accountings and Trusts, Rubenstein, J.,
cal Guide to the Process, Cohen, D., Sept. 2000 43
Nov./Dec. 2002 15
Need for a Testifying Physician to Rely on Reports by a Non-Testify-
Dividing Interests in Real Property Can Lead to Differences Among
ing Physician Poses Evidentiary Problems, Friedman, M.,
Competing Interests, Donion, E., Nov./Dec. 2003 27
Nov./Dec. 2001 28
Estate Planninfgo r Benefits from IRAs and Qualified Retirement
Plans Involves Numerous Taxation Issues, Krass,S., _D ec. 1999 29 Use ofS urveillance Evidence Poses Risk of Ethical Dilemmas and
Possible Juror Backlash, Altreuter, W., Jul./ Aug. 2002 40
Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax Continues to Evolve and May Pose
Traps and Pitfallfso r the Unwary, Mark, D.; Schlesinger, S., Family Law
Dec. 1999 43
(See also Matrimonial Law)
Gifts Must Involve Some Sacrifice, But the Tax Benefits Can Enhance Best Interests of the Child Remain Paramount in Proceedings to Ter-
Estate Planning Strategies, Schumacher, J., Dec. 1999 23 minate Parental Rights, Crick, A.; Lebovits, G., May 2001 41
Last Resort Estate Planning Finds Acceptance in Statutes and Cases Complex Laws and Procedures Govern Civil Contempt Penaltiefso r
Relying on Substituted Judgment, Peckham, E., Mar./ Apr. 2002 33 Violating Orders of Protection, Fields, M., Feb. 2002 21
Legislative Action in 2001 Updated Accounting Concepts and Made Family Law — From Father Knows Best to New Rightsfo rW omen
Procedural Changes, Rubenstein, J., Jan. 2002 30 and Children, Whisenand, L., Jan. 2001 49
New Allocation Rules and “Indirect Skips” Now Apply to Genera-
Juvenile Drug Treatment Court Uses “Outside the Box” Thinking to
tion-Skipping Transfers, Mark, D.; Schlesinger, S., Recover Lives of Youngsters, Sciolino, A., May 2002 37
Nov./Dec. 2002 26
New Law Gives Parents Authority to End Futile Treatmenfto r Re-
Post-mortem Tax Planning Will Continue as Vital Element in Han- tarded Adult Children, Golden, B., Feb. 2003 16
dling Large Estates, Peckham, E., Dec. 1999 37
State and Federal Statutes Affecting Domestic Violence Cases Recog-
Qualified Personal Residence Trusts Offer Helpful Planning Options
nize Dangers of Firearms, Nicolais, R., Nov. 1999 39
for Potentially Large Estates, Michaels, P.; Twomey, L.,
Uniform Interstate Family Support Act Has Made Extensive Changes
Nov./Dec. 2003 10
in Interstate Child Support Cases, Aman, J., Jan. 2000 12
Steps Taken While Testator Is Alive Can Play a Key Role in Uphold-
View From the Bench —- One More Time: Custody Litigation Hurts
ing Client’s Estate Plan After Death, Barnosky, J.; Morken, J.,
Children, Fields, M., June 2000 20
Dec. 1999 8
Freedom of Information
Estate Tax Law
Decision in Schenectady Case Denies Access to Records of Police
Changes in Estate and Gift Taxes Will Increase Exemption Amounts
Guilty of Misconduct, Winfield, R., May/June 1999 37
and Lower Federal Rates, Mark, D.; Schlesinger, S., Sept. 2001 37
New Era for Estate Administration in New York Has Reduced Estate Government and the Law
Tax But Many Requirements Still Apply, Peckham, E., Military Law Cases Present Diverse Array of Vital Issues for Individ-
Sept. 2000 30 uals and the Government, Fidell, E.; Sheldon, D., Feb. 2001 44
Municipal Law — Fundamental Shifts Have Altered the Role of Local
Ethics and the Law
Governments, Magavern, J., Jan. 2001 52
Judiciary State Law Report of the Commission on Fiduciary Appoint-
ments, Jan. 2002 38 Health Law
Using Threats to Settle a Civil Case Could Subject Counsel to Crimi- Government Audits Probe Potential Fraud and Abuse by Physicians
nal Consequences, Holly, W., Jan. 2000 26 and Health Facilities, Formato, P.; Schoppmann, M.; Weiss, R.;
Wild, R., Jul./Aug. 2002 8
Evidence
In Matters ofL ife and Death: Do Our Clients Truly Give Informed
Behavioral Decision Theory Can Offer New Dimension to Legal
Consent?, Sheinberg, W., Feb. 1999 36
Analysis of Motivations, Marrow, P., Jul./Aug. 2002 46
Medicaid and Medicare Fair Hearings Are Vital First Step in Revers-
Clarifying Evidentiary Rules on Contents of Reports by Physicians
ing Adverse Decisions on Patient Care, Reixach, R., Jr., Feb. 2000 8
Could Give Jurors More Information, Friedman, M., Jan. 2002 33
Journal |N ovember/December 2003
47
New Federal Regulations Expand Protectionfso r Privacy of Health Black Mold Suits Yield Some Large Personal Injury Verdicts, But
Records, Clemens, J., June 2002 37 Their Future Is Uncertain, Del Gatto, B.; Grande, R., June 2002 23
New York Requires External Review of Adverse Coverage Decisions Decisions in 1998 Clarified Issues Affecting Coveragfeo r Uninsured
by HMOs and Health Insurers, Shaw, A., Jul./Aug. 1999 30 and Underinsured Motorists, Dachs, J., May/June 1999 8
Ift he Jury Hears That a Defendant Is Covered by Liability Insurance,
Helpful Practice Hints
a Mistrial Is Not a Certainty, Haelen, J., Oct. 2002 35
Changes in Rulesfo rH ome Offices Provide New Possibilitiefso rD e-
Litigators Must Preparfeo r Risk That Insurers May Go Into Rehabili-
ductions, Ozello, J., Mar./ Apr. 2000 54
tation or Liquidation, Gillis, M.; Calareso, Jr., J.,
Computerized Research ofS ocial Security Issues, Maccaro, J.,
Mar./ Apr. 2003 20
May 2000 54
Review of Uninsured Motorist and Supplementary Uninsured Mo-
Disability Benefit Opportunitiefso r Clients, Modica, S.,
torists Cases Decided in 2001, Dachs, J., Jul./ Aug. 2002 20
May/June 1999 52
Summing up 1999 ‘SUM’ Decisions: Courts Provide New Guidance
History in the Law on Coverage Issues for Motorists, Dachs, J., Jul./Aug. 2000 18
Historic Perspective, The - Belva Ann Bennett Lockwood: Teacher, Take the Money and Run: The Fraud Crisis in New York's No-Fault
Lawyer, Suffragette, Selkirk, A., May 2002 45 System, Stern, R., Oct. 2003 35
Palsgraf 75th Anniversary — Trial Judge Burt Jay Humphrey Had Third Parties Can Have Rights to Property Insurance Proceeds in
Long Career as Jurist, Manz, W., May 2003 10 Specific Circumstances, Binsky, M., Oct. 2003 24
Preserving a Heritage - Historical Society Will Collect Record of New Twenty Years of Decisions Have Refined “Serious Injury” Threshold
York's Courts, Angione, H., Sept. 2002 8 in No-Fault Accident Cases, Centone, A. May 2003 36
Reflections on Sentencing - Adapting Sanctions to Conduct Poses
Intellectual Property
Centuries-old Challenge, Boehm, D., Oct. 2001 33
(See also Computers and the Law)
Seriatim Reflections - A Quarter Century in Albany: A Period of
Development Agreements Are Vital to Prevent Later Disputes Over
Constructive Progress, Bellacosa, J., Oct. 2000 4
Proprietary Interests in Web Sites, Warmund, J.,
Taking Title to New York: The Enduring Authority of Roman Law,
Nov./Dec. 2002 34
Massaro, D., Jan. 2000 44
Intellectual Property - Substantive and Procedural Laws Have Un-
World War II Right-to-Counsel Case — Colonel Royall Vigorously
dergone Fundamental Change, Carr, F., Jan. 2001 58
Defended Saboteurs Captured on U.S. Shores, Glendon, W.;
Winfield, R., Feb. 2002 46 International Law
On the Road - Taking Depositions in Tokyo Or: The Only Show in
Humor Column - Res Ipsa Jocatur
Town, Disner, E., Mar./ Apr. 2000 35
Deep in the Heart of Taxes, or... Few Happy Returns, Rose, J.,
Mar. 1999 54 Russia in Transition — Sharing Legal System Objectives as Russia Re-
vives Trial by Jury, Marks, P.; Bennett, M.; Puscheck, B.;
Defending the Lowly Footnote, McAloon, P., — Mar./ Apr. 2001 64
Reinstein, R., Mar./ Apr. 2003 36
Does the FDA Have Jurisdiction Over “Miracles”?, Rose, J.,
Sept. 2000 64 Judiciary
In Praise ofA ppraisal: Alternate Dispute Resolution in Action, Now You See It, Now You Don’t: Depublication and Nonpublication
Rose, J., Jan. 2000 56 of Opinions Raise Motive Questions, Gershman, B., Oct. 2001 36
NAFTA’s Why Santa Claus Is Not Comin’ to Town, Rose, J., View from the Bench - The Most Powerful Word in the Law: “Objec-
Nov./Dec. 2000 64 tion!”, Marrus, A., Jul./ Aug. 2000 42
Tooth Fairy Prosecuted Under Provisions of Public Health Law, Juries
Rose, J., May/June 1999 54 Can the Pattern Jury Instruction on Medical Malpractice Be Revised
“What's Round on the Ends, High in the Middle and Late in the to Reflect the Law More Accurately?, Fitzgerald, B., Nov. 1999 32
Union?” Will Become a Legal Question, Rose, J., Jul./Aug. 1999 48
Educating Future Jurors — School Program Highlights Jury Service as
Will New York State Nikes Become Pyhrric Victories?, Rose, J., Fundamental Right, Wilsey, G.; Zullo, E., June 2001 50
Jul./Aug. 2000 64
Innovative Comprehension Initiatives Have Enhanced Ability of Ju-
Insurance Law rors to Make Fair Decisions, Joseph, G., June 2001 14
2002 Update on Issues Affecting Accidents Involving Uninsured Introduction to Special Edition on Juries, Kaye, J.; Rosenblatt, A.,
June 2001 8
and/or Underinsured Motorists, Dachs, J., June 2003 32
Actions by Courts and Legislature in 2000 Addressed Issues Affecting Juror Excuses Heard Around the State, June 2001 34
Uninsured and Underinsured Drivers, Dachs, J., Sept. 2001 26 Jury Reform Has Changed Voir Dire, But More Exploration Is
Aggrieved Disability Policyholders in New York Are Not Limited to Needed into the Types of Questions Asked, Richter, R., June 2001 19
Past Benefits as Remedy, Hiller, M., Jul./Aug. 2002 32 Linguistic Issues — Is Plain English the Answer to the Needs of Ju-
rors?, Lazer, L., June 2001 37
Journal | November/December 2003
Magic in the Movies - Do Courtroom Scenes Have Real-Life Paral- Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Courts
lels?, Marks, P., June 2001 40 (Robert L. Haig, ed.), Fiske, R., Jr., Mar. 1999 56
Pattern Instructionfso r Jurors in Criminal Cases Seek to Explain Contempt of Court: The Turn-of-the-Century Lynching that Launched
Fundamental Legal Principles, Fisher, S., June 2001 29 Evidentiary Privileges (Grand Jury, Criminal and Civil Trials) (by
Public's Perspective - Successful Innovations Will Require Citizen Lawrence N. Gray), Boehm, D., June 2000 51
Education and Participation, Vitullo-Martin, J., June 2001 43 General Practice in New York (Robert L. Ostertag, Hon. James D.
Review of Jury Systems Abroad Can Provide Helpful Insights Into Benson, eds.), Palermo, A., Apr. 1999 89
American Practices, Vidmar, N., June 2001 23 Handling Employment Disputes in New York (by Sharon P. Stiller,
Summit Sessions Assessed Representative Quality of Juries and Juror Hon. Denny Chin, Mindy Novick), Bernstein, M.,
Mar./ Apr. 2000 51
Communication Issues, Mount, C., Jr.; Munsterman, G.,
June 2001 10 Inside/Outside: How Businesses Buy Legal Services (by Larry
Turning the Tables - The Commissioner of Jurors Takes on a New Smith), Tripoli, L., June 2002 55
Role, Goodman, N., June 2001 32 Judicial Outreach on a Shoestring (by Hon. Richard Fruin),
View from the Jury Box - The System is Not Perfect, But It's Doing Gerges, A., Jul./ Aug. 1999 50
Pretty Well, Gutekunst, C., June 2001 35 Judicial Retirement Laws of the Fifty States and the District of Co-
When Employees Are Called — Rules Set Standards for Employers lumbia (by Bernard S. Meyer), Gerhart, E., Feb. 2000 59
and Allow Delays in Some Cases, Mone, M., June 2001 47 Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury (by Michael S. Leif, H. Mitchell
Caldwell, Ben Bycel), Wagner, R., Feb. 2001 56
Labor Law
Lawyer (by Arthur Liman with Peter Israel), Siris, M.,
(See also Employment Law)
Feb. 1999 51
Labor Law — A Formerly Arcane Practice Now Handles a Wide Range
Legal Muscle (by Rick Collins), Liotti, T., Mar./ Apr. 2003 46
of Issues, Osterman, M., Jan. 2001 40
May It Please the Court! (Leonard Rivkin with Jeffrey Silberfeld),
Landlord/Tenant Law Mulholland, E., Sept. 2000 54
Summation in Rhyme: What Amount Will Compensatfeo r Robert's Mobbing: Emotional Abuse in the American Workplace (by Noa
Sad Fate?, Pinzel, F., Mar. 1999 50 Davenport, Ruth Distler Schwartz, Gail Pursell Elliott),
La Manna, J., June 2000 52
Land-Use Regulations
Modern Legal Drafting, A Guide to Using Clearer Language (by
Control of Suburban Sprawl Requires Regional Coordination Not
Peter Butt), Gerhart, E., Jul./ Aug. 2002 50
Provided by Local Zoning Laws, Weinberg, P., Oct. 2000 44
New York Evidence with Objections (by Jo Ann Harris, Anthony A.
Language Tips Column Bocchino, David A. Sonenshein), Kirgis, P., May 2000 50
Jan. 1999 - Dec. 2000, Block, G. New York Legal Research Guide (by Ellen M. Gibson), Emery, B.,
Feb., Mar./Apr., June, Jul./Aug., Oct. and Nov./Dec. 2001 Jan. 1999 49
Jan. 2002 - Nov./Dec. 2002 New York Objections (by Justice Helen E. Freedman),
Rosenberg, L., Jan. 2000 58
Jan.—May, Jul./Aug., Sept. 2003
New York Zoning Law and Practice, 4th Edition (by Patricia
Law and Literature
Salkin), Gesualdi, J., Sept. 2000 54
Reflections on Reading —- Moments ofG race: Lawyers Reading Litera- On Trial: Lessons From a Lifetime in the Courtroom (by Henry G.
ture, Turano, M., Oct. 2000 12 Miller), Palermo, A., May 2002 52
Law Practice Protect and Defend (by Richard North Patterson), Mulholland, E.,
Mar./ Apr. 2001 53
Developing Associates: “Shadowing” Program Provides Early Men-
toring Opportunities, Levine, A.; Birnbaum, E., Jul./Aug. 2003 42 Robert H. Jackson: Country Lawyer, Supreme Court Justice, Amer-
ica’s Advocate (by Eugene C. Gerhart),
Law Office Management - How Should Law Firms Respond to New
Forms of Competition?, Gallagher, S., June 2000 24 Wagner, L., Jul./ Aug. 2003 47
Successful Partnering Between Inside and Outside Counsel (West
Records and Information Management Programs Have Become Vital
Group/American Corporate Counsel Ass'n), Moore, J.,
for Law Firms and Clients, Martins, C.; Martins, S., Oct. 2001 21
Mar./ Apr. 2001 52
Roundtable Discussion - U.S., British and German Attorneys Reflect
Transforming Practices: Finding Joy and Satisfaction in Legal Life
on Multijurisdictional Work, June 2000 31
(by Steven Keeva), Mulholland, E., Feb. 2000 59
Lawyer’s Bookshelf Column The Greatest Player Who Never Lived: A Golf Story (by J. Michael
100 Years of Federalism (by Mark Curriden and Leroy Philips, Veron), Lang, R., Feb. 2001 57
Jr.), Moore, J., Mar./ Apr. 2000 50
Arbitration: Essential Concepts (by Steven C. Bennett),
Poppell, B., Jul./Aug. 2002 50
Journal | November/December 2003
Legal and Medical Malpractice Pause That Refreshes, The: Commas — Part II, Lebovits, G.,
Unhappy Clients May Lodge Complaints of Neglect Even when Mal- May 2002 64
practice Is Not an Issue, Coffey, J.; Peck, D., | May/June 1999 47 Poetic Justice: From Bar to Verse, Lebovits, G., Sept. 2002 48
Technique: A Legal Method to the Madness,
Legal Education
Lebovits, G., June 2003 64
Annual Mock Trial Competition Introduces High School Students to
Technique: A Legal Method to the Madness — Part 2,
the Law and Court Procedures, Wilsey, G., Mar./ Apr. 2000 10
Lebovits, G., Jul./ Aug. 2003 64
Tournament Teaches Skillfso r a Lifetime, Korgie, T.,
Mar./ Apr. 2000 11 Uppercasing Needn't Be a Capital Crime, Lebovits, G.,
May 2003 64
Legal Profession
What's Another Word for “Synonym”?, Lebovits,G., Jan. 2002 64
18-B Experience, The - Court-Appointed Attorneys Face Legal and
Writers on Writing: Metadiscourse, Lebovits, G., Oct. 2002 64
Financial Challenges, Korgie, T., May 2001 5
Writing on a Clean Slate: Clichés and Puns,
Ethics - “Touting” in 1963 Was Replaced by a Flood of Information
Lebovits, G., Mar./ Apr. 2003 64
About Lawyers, Craco, L., Jan. 2001 23
Legal Writing
Exclusion Language of Policies May Deny Attorneys Coveragfeo r
Mistakes in Business Pursuits, Adams, M., Mar. 1999 46 Beyond Words: New Tools Can Enhance Legal Writing, Collins, T.;
Marlett, K., June 2003 10
In Memoriam: Charles E. Heming 1926-2003,
Miller, H. Oct. 2003 42 Research Strategies — A Practical Guide to Cite-Checking: Assessing
What Must Be Done, Bennett, S., Feb. 2000 48
In Memoriam: Lawrence H. Cooke 1914-2000, Kaye, J.,
Sept. 2000 50 Statements of Material Facts in Summary Judgment Motions Require
Careful Draftsmanship, Campolo, J.; Penzer, E., Feb. 2003 26
Justice Robert H. Jackson, Gerhart, E., Nov./Dec. 2000 42
View from the Bench — Clarity and Candor are Vital in Appellate Dis-
Professionalism Award: An Exemplary Lawyer, Netter, M.,
covery, Boehm, D., Nov. 1999 52
Jul./Aug. 2002 52
Writing Clinic - An Attorney's Ethical Obligations Include Clear
Professionalism Award — Chronicle ofa C areer, Netter, M.,
Writing, Davis, W., Jan. 2000 50
May 2001 49
Writing Clinic — Analyzing the Writer's Analysis: Will It Be Clear to
Reflections on Building a Practice — Lessons from the Neighborhood
the Reader?, Donahoe, D., Mar./ Apr. 2000 46
Provide Secrets to Success, Nolan, K., May 2002 16
Writing Clinic - Make Your Mark With Punctuation,
Tribute - William J. Carroll, May 2001 25
McCloskey, S., Nov./Dec. 2003 18
Legal Writer Column
Writing Clinic — Making the Language of the Law Intelligible and
Bottom Line on Endnotes and Footnotes, The,
Memorable, McCloskey, S., Nov. 1999 47
Lebovits, G., Jan. 2003 64
Writing Clinic — Rhetoric Is Part of the Lawyer's Craft,
Devil's in the Details for Delusional Claims, The, McCloskey, S., Nov./Dec. 2002 8
Lebovits, G., Oct. 2003 64
Writing Clinic — So Just What Is Your Style?, McCloskey, S.,
Dresfso r Success: Be Formal But Not Inflated, Lebovits, G., Nov./Dec. 2001 39
Jul./Aug. 2001 8
Writing Clinic - The Keys to Clear Writing Lead to Successful Re-
Getting to Yes: Affirmative Writing, Lebovits, G., Oct. 2001 64 sults, McCloskey, S., Nov./Dec. 2000 31
He Said — She Said: Gender-Neutral Writing, Lebovits, G.,
Writing Clinic — Writing Clearly and Effectively: How to Keep the
Feb. 2002 64
Reader's Attention, Stein, J., Jul./Aug. 1999 44
If | Were a Lawyer: Tense in Legal Writing, Lebovits, G.,
Liens
Nov./Dec. 2002 64
Ineffective Devices: Rhetoric That Fails, Lebovits,G., Feb. 2003 64 (See Mortgages and Liens)
Judicial Jesting: Judicious?, Lebovits, G., Sept. 2003 64 Litigation
Not Mere Rhetoric: Metaphors and Similes - Part I, Lebovits, G., (See Trial Practice)
June 2002 64
Matrimonial Law
Not Mere Rhetoric: Metaphors and Similes — Part II, Lebovits, G.,
(See also Family Law)
Jul./Aug. 2002 64
Changing Population Trends Spur New Interest in Prenup Agree-
“Off” With Their Heads: Concision, Lebovits, G.,
ments for Love, Money and Security, DaSilva, W., Feb. 2002 8
Nov./Dec. 2001 64
Divorce Case Settlements Require Detailed Understanding of Pension
On Terra Firma With English, Lebovits, G., Sept. 2001 64
Plan Options, David, R., May 2003 33
Pause That Refreshes, The: Commas — Part I, Lebovits, G.,
Mar./ Apr. 2002 64
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Mortgages and Liens Privileges
Early Assessment of Potential Liens Is Critical to Assure that Recov- Privilege and the Psychologist: Statutory Differences Yield Untailored
ery Meets Client's Expectations, Little, E., Mar./Apr. 2001 44 Multilateral Confusion, Marrow, P., Mar. 1999 26
Mortgage Foreclosures Involve Combination of Law, Practice, Rela- Probate
tionships and Strategies, Bergman, B., Jul./ Aug. 2001 19
(See also Trust and Estate Law)
Purchase Money Mortgages Require Careful Drafting to Avoid Later
Difficulties, Bergman, B., Nov./Dec. 2002 29 Early Detection of Possible Pitfalls in Fiduciary Obligation Can Pre-
vent Later Problems, Freidman, G.; Morken, J., Jan. 2002 22
So Your Client Wants to Buy at a Foreclosure Sale: Pitfalls and Possi-
bilities, Bergman, B., Sept. 2003 43 Professional Responsibility
Understanding Mechanic's Liens Reveals Approaches to Thwart a CLE for New York Attorneys: Ensuring the Tradition of Professional-
Developer's Improper Filing, Lustbader, B., Jul./Aug. 2001 51 ism, Pfau, A., Jan. 1999 8
Wall Street Remains a Key Player in Commercial Real Estate Financ- Estates with Multiple Fiduciaries Pose Ethical and Practical Issues
ing Despite Capital Market Fluctuations, Forte, J., for Attorney and Clients Alike, Freidman, G.; Morken, J.,
Jul./Aug. 2001 34 Nov./Dec. 2001 22
Part 1500. Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Program for At-
Poetry
torneys in State of New York, Jan. 1999 12
Challenges, Dunham, A., Jan. 2000 53
Recent News Events Illustrate Ethical Dilemmas Associated With a
Point of View Column “Difficult” Organizational Client, DiLorenzo, L., Mar./ Apr. 2003 8
Being Respectful and Respected in the Practice of Law,
Real Property Law
Magner, Jr., P., Nov./Dec. 2003 39
Enhanced Notice Requirements in Property Tax Foreclosure Cases
Cardozo Mystery, The, Kornstein, D., May 2003 47
Give Owners More Protection, Wilkes, D., Mar./Apr. 2002 48
Chess and the Art of Litigation, Weiner, G., Oct. 2003 46
First Court Case to Interpret Property Condition Disclosure Act
Client Protection Funds Serve Noble and Pragmatic Needs, Miller, F., Holds Sellers Not Liable, Holtzschue, K., Mar./ Apr. 2003
Feb. 2001 53
Primer on Conveyancing, A — Title Insurance, Deeds, Binders, Bro-
Conflicts Between Federal and State Law Involving the Spousal Right kers and Beyond, Rohan, P., Oct. 2000 49
of Election, Rachlin, M., June 2003 52
RPL Requires Disclosure Statement, Mar./ Apr. 2002 52
Faceless Mentally Ill in Our Jails, Gerges, A., Mar. 1999 52
Retirement
Participation of Women Should Be Required in Domestic Violence
Cases, Murphy, F,, Jan. 2000 54 “Final Regulations” Set Rules for Distributions From IRAs and
Qualified Retirement Plans, Neumark, A.; Slater-Jansen, S.,
Public Service Tradition of the New York Bar, The,
Feb. 2003 38
Nathan, F., Jul./Aug. 2003 48
New Rules Offer Greater Flexibility and Simpler Distribution Pat-
Reflections on Being Mediators, Ross, D.; Schelanski, V.,
Jul./Aug. 2000 46 terns for IRAs and Pension Plans, Neumark, A.; Slater-Jansen, S.,
Mar./ Apr. 2001 26
Representing an Incapacitated Person at a Fair Hearing,
Rachlin, M., Sept. 2003 52 Science and Technology
Re-thinking Retirement, Seymour, Jr., W.N., Jan. 2003 50 Technology Primer - Video Teleconferencing of Hearings Provides
Standing Down From the War on Drugs, Savings in Time and Money, La Manna, J., Sept. 2000 8
Weinstein, J., Feb. 2003 55 Wide Use of Electronic Signatures Awaits Market Decisions About
Televised Criminal Trials May Deny Defendant a Fair Trial, Their Risks and Benefits, Zoellick, B., Nov./Dec. 2000 10
Murphy, F., Mar./ Apr. 2000 57
Securities Law
To the Supreme Court: Keep the Courthouse Doors Open,
(See Business Law)
Weinberg, P., Feb. 2000 55
Software Review
Treatment Optiofno r Drug Offenders Is Consistent with Research
Findings, Leshner, A., Sept. 2000 53 CaseMap (CaseSoft), Reed, J., Feb. 2000 58
United States Should Ratify Treaty for International Criminal Court, Kidmate: A Joint Custody Program for Family Law Specialists (Lapin
Murphy, F., Apr. 1999 87 Agile, Inc.), Siegel, F., Feb. 1999 50
Why the Legal Profession Needs to Mirror the Community It Serves,
Tax Law
Fall EP. Nov./Dec. 2000 38
Phase-Ins, Phase-Outs, Refunds and Sunsets Mark New Tax Bill,
Woe Unto You, Lawyers in the Tax Shelter Business, a/k/a EGTRRA 2001, Peckham, E., Oct. 2001 41
Lurie, A., Mar./ Apr. 2003 48
Timing the Transfer of Tax Attributes in Bankruptcy Can Be Critical
to the Taxpayer, Hansen, L., Oct. 2001 44
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Tax Techniques CLE Insights: Evidence - Effective Techniques for Impeaching Wit-
Community Foundations: Doing Morefo r the Community, nesses, Meagher Jr., W., Mar./ Apr. 2003 28
Peckham, E., Feb. 2000 52
CLE Insights: Pretrial Expert Disclosure in State Court Cases,
Proposed GST Regulations Clarify Exemptions for Grandfathered Horowitz, D., Sept. 2003 10
Trusts, Sederbaum, A., June 2000 48 Litigation Strategies: Dissecting the Deposition: More Than Just a Set
Qualified State Tuition Programs and Education IRAs, Rothberg, R., of Questions, Glick, R., Jul./Aug. 2003 10
May 2000 51
Psychological Testimony on Trial — Questions Arise About the Valid-
State Income Tax: Not All Trusts Must Pay, Michaels, P.; ity of Popular Testing Methods, Erickson,S., —_J ul./Aug. 2003 19
Twomey, L., Oct. 2001 52
Real Case, A — Learning to Love: The Trial Lawyer's 14 Challenges,
Tort Law Miller, H., Sept. 2001 8
Corporate Officers and Directors Seek Indemnification from Personal Trial Strategies - Quick Voir Dire: Making the Most of 15 Minutes,
Liability, Coffey, J.; Gaber, M., Mar./ Apr. 2001 8 Cole, A.; Liotti, T., Sept. 2000 39
Torts and Negligence View From the Bench — Lawyers Need Detailed Knowledge of Rules
Alternate Methods of Service for Motor Vehicle Cases Provide Way to for Using Depositions at Trial, DiBlasi, J., Oct. 2001 27
Reach Elusive Defendants, Taller, Y.D., May/June 1999 24 View From the Bench — Preparing an Expert Witness Is a Multi-Step
Are Lawyers Promoting Litigation?, Apr. 1999 9 Process, DiBlasi, J., May 2003 22
Assessing the Costs and Benefits, Apr. 1999 32 View From the Bench - The Role of Trial Court Opinions in the Judi-
cial Process, Nesbitt, J., Sept. 2003 39
Careful Defense Groundwork on Independent Medical Exams Can
Help Balance Trial Testimony, Lang, R. Jan. 2003 17 View From the Bench - Thorough Trial Preparation Is Vital for
Civil Justice Reform Act, Apr. 1999 64 Courtroom Success, DiBlasi, J., May 2002 21
In a Suit Based on Intentional Acts, Defendant May Attempt to Raise Trust and Estate Law
Comparative Fault Under CPLR 1411, Beha, J., II, June 2002 32 (See also Estate Planning)
Lawsuits on the Links: Golfers Must Exercise Ordinary Care to Avoid Advances in DNA Techniques Present Opportunity to Amend EPTL
Slices, Shanks and Hooks, Lang, R., Jul./Aug. 2000 10 to Permit Paternity Testing, Cooper, I., Jul./Aug. 1999 34
Medicolegal Aspects of Whiplash - A Primer for Attorneys, Guardian ad Litem Procedures Reflect Traditional Court Concerns
D’Antoni, A., Oct. 2003 10 for Those Lacking Representation, Groppe,C., Nov./Dec. 2003 32
New Court of Appeals Ruling Bolsters Use of Res Ipsa Loquitur in
Notable Changes Affecting Estates in the Year 2000 Reformed Wills
Medical Malpractice Cases, Rogak, J., June 2003 28 and Trusts for Tax Purposes, Rubenstein, J., Feb. 2001 37
Normal Rules on Liability for Failure to Use Seat Belts May Not
Special Procedures for Victims of the World Trade Center Tragedy
Apply in School Bus Accidents, Effinger, M., June 2000 41
Provide Expedited Access to Assets, Leinheardt, W., Oct. 2001 8
Proof of Recurring Conditions Can Satisfy Prima Facie Requirement
Trust Glossary — Trusts Provide Variety of Options to Manage and
for Notice in Slip-and-Fall Litigation, Taller, Y.D., Sept. 2000 27
Protect Assets, Mariani, M., Jan. 2003 38
Proposals for Change in Tort Law, Apr. 1999 57
Uniform Principal and Income Act Will Work Fundamental Changes
Report of the Task Force to Consider Tort Reform Proposals,
in Estate and Trust Administration, Groppe, C., Jan. 2002 8
Apr. 1999 80
Apr. 1999 40 Wills and Estate Plans Require New Flexibility to Reflect Tax Changes
Rising Tide of Torts?,
and Uncertain Future, Keller L.; Lee, A., Nov./Dec. 2002 19
Tort Law Debate in New York, Angione, H., Apr. 1999 7
Women in Law
Tort Law in New York Today, Apr. 1999 8
Torts and Trials - Changes Made in Juries, Settlements, Trial Proce- Large Firm Practice - Women and Minorities Joined Firms as Rivalry
Opened for Business, Gillespie, S.H., Jan. 2001 43
dures, Liability Concepts, Miller, H., Jan. 2001 26
Wrongly Convicted May Recover Civil Damages, But Must Meet Ex- Woman's Reflections, A — Difficulties Early in the Century Gave Way
acting Standards of Proof, Ruderman, T., Feb. 2002 30 to Present Openness, Spivack, E., Jan. 2001 60
Trial Practice
Analytical Tools: How to Spot a Lie: Checking Substance and Source,
Teff, J., Jul./ Aug. 2003 27
Changes in Practice and on the Bench - Days of Conviviality Pre-
ceded Specialization and Globalization, Hancock, Jr., S., Jan. 2001 35
CLE Insights: Current Trends on Rules for Hearsay, Barker, R.,
May 2003 28
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Index to Authors - 1999-2003
The following index lists the authors of all articles that have appeared in the Journal since the January 1999 edition.
Below each author's name is the general classification category used for the article. The headline describing the content of
the article appears under that classification category in the Index to Articles that begins on page 44.
Abrams, Steven M. Bernstein, Michael I. Cohen-Gallet, Bonnie
Computers and the Law Feb. 2003 8 Lawyer’s Bookshelf Mar./ Apr. 2000 51 Criminal Law Jan. 1999 40
Adams, Martin B. Bersani, Michael G. Cole, Ann H.
Legal Profession Mar. 1999 46 Torts and Negligence Oct. 2002 24 Trial Practice Sept. 2000 39
Akohonae, Rachel A. Mark Ian Binsky Collins, Thomas G.
Employment Law Oct. 2002 47 Insurance Law Oct. 2003 24 Legal Writing June 2003 10
Altreuter, William C. Birnbaum, Eve D. Cooper, Ilene Sherwyn
Trial Practice Jul./ Aug. 2002 40 Law Practice Jul./ Aug. 2003 42 Trust and Estate Law Jul./ Aug. 1999 34
Aman, John J. Block, Gertrude Craco, Louis A.
Family Law Jan. 2000 12 Language Tips Jan. 1999-Nov./Dec. Legal Profession Jan. 2001 23
Andrews, Ross P. 2000; Feb. 2001-Nov./Dec. 2001; Jan. Crane, Stephen G.
Employment Law Sept./Oct. 1999 8 2002-Nov./Dec. 2002; Jan.-May, Civil Procedure May 2000 36
Angione, Howard Jul./Aug., Sept. 2003 Crick, Anne
History in the Law Sept. 2002 8 Blum, Ronald G. Family Law May 2001 41
Torts and Negligence Apr. 1999 7 Courts June 2003 44 Crotty, John M.
Attorney Professionalism Committee Boehm, David O. Employment Law Sept./Oct. 1999 74
Attorney Professionalism Forum History in the Law Oct. 2001 33 Cundiff, Victoria A.
May-Nov./Dec. 2003 Lawyer’s Bookshelf June 2000 51 Computers and the Law Oct. 2002 8
Baird, Edmund C. Legal Writing Nov. 1999 52 Curran, Paul J.
Appeals May 2002 32 Bogart, Valerie J. Criminal Law Jan. 1999 23
Bandler, Brian C. ERISA Jan. 2003 8 Dachs, Jonathan A.
Bankruptcy Jul./Aug. 2000 28 Borsody, Robert B. Insurance Law May/June 1999 8
Barasch, Amy Point of View Mar./ Apr. 2002 54 Insurance Law Jul./Aug. 2000 18
Courts Feb. 2002 27 Brodsky, Stephen L. Insurance Law Sept. 2001 26
Barken, Marlene Contract Law Mar./ Apr. 2001 16 Insurance Law Jul./Aug. 2002 20
Contract Law Mar./Apr. 2002 27 Calabrese, Alex Insurance Law June 2003 32
Barker, Robert A. Arbitration/ ADR June 2000 14 D’Antoni, Anthony
Trial Practice May 2003 28 Calareso, Jr., John P. Torts and Negligence Oct. 2003 10
Barnosky, John J. Insurance Law Mar./ Apr. 2003 20 DaSilva, Willard H.
Estate Planning Dec. 1999 8 Campolo, Joseph N. Matrimonial Law Feb. 2002 8
Bauchner, Joshua S. Legal Writing Feb. 2003 26 David, Reuben
Civil Procedure Mar./ Apr. 2000 26 Carlinsky, Michael B. Matrimonial Law May 2003 33
Beane, Leona Covenants Not to Compete Feb. 1999 29 Davis, Wendy B.
Arbitration/ ADR June 2002 27 Carr, Francis T. Legal Writing Jan. 2000 50
Beha, James A., II Intellectual Property Jan. 2001 58 Del Gatto, Brian
Arbitration/ ADR Sept. 2002 10 Cavanagh, Edward D. Torts and Negligence June 2002 23
Civil Procedure Jan. 2003 22 Antitrust Law Jan. 2000 38 Di Blasi, John P.
Torts and Negligence June 2002 32 Evidence Jul./Aug. 1999 9 Trial Practice Oct. 2001 27
Bellacosa, Joseph W. Centone, Anthony J. Trial Practice May 2002 21
History in the Law Oct. 2000 5 Insurance Law May 2003 36 Trial Practice May 2003 22
Bennett, Mark W. Cherubin, David M. DiLorenzo, Louis P.
International Law Mar./ Apr. 2003 36 Civil Procedure Nov. 1999 24 Professional Responsibility Mar. / Apr.
Bennett, Steven C. Cilenti, Maria 2003 8
Legal Writing Feb. 2000 48 Employment Law Nov./Dec. 2001 10 Di Lorenzo, Vincent
Bergman, Bruce J. Clauss, William Banking /Finance Law Oct. 2000 36
Mortgages and Liens Jul./ Aug. 2001 19 Criminal Law June 2000 35 Disner, Eliot G.
Mortgages and Liens Nov./Dec. 2002 29 Clemens, Jane F. International Law Mar./ Apr. 2000 35
Mortgages and Liens Sept. 2003 43 Health Law June 2002 37 Donahoe, Diana Roberto
Berlin, Sharon N. Coffey, James J. Legal Writing Mar./Apr. 2000 46
Employment Law Sept./Oct. 1999 43 Legal and Medical Donlon, Elizabeth Pollina
Berman, Greg Malpractice May/June 1999 47 Estate Planning Nov./Dec. 2003 27
Courts June 2000 8 Tort Law Mar./ Apr. 2001 8 Dunham, Andrea Atsuko
Cohen, Daniel A.
Bernak, Elliot D. Poetry Jan. 2000 53
Employment Law Sept./Oct. 1999 36 Evidence Sept. 2000 43 Dunn, Ronald G.
Employment Law Sept./Oct. 1999 70
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Effinger, Montgomery Lee Glendon, William R. Kastner, Menachem J.
Torts and Negligence June 2000 41 History in the Law Feb. 2002 46 Business Law Jul./Aug. 2003 32
Eldridge, J. David Glick, Robert A. Katzman, Gerald H.
Crossword Puzzle Trial Practice Jul./Aug. 2003 10 Courts Nov. 1999 10
Mar./Apr.—Nov./Dec. 2003 Gold, Elayne G. Kaye, Judith S.
Emery, Bob Employment Law Sept./Oct. 1999 70 Juries June 2001 8
Lawyer’s Bookshelf Jan. 1999 49 Golden, Ben Legal Profession Sept. 2000 50
Erickson, Steven K. Family Law Feb. 2003 16 Keller Lawrence P.
Trial Practice Jul./Aug. 2003 29 Golden, Paul Estate Planning Nov./Dec. 2002 19
Fantino, Lisa M. Business Law May 2001 20 Kirgis, Paul Frederic
Point of View Oct. 2002 52 Civil Procedure Sept. 2002 18 Evidence Feb. 2000 30
Feinman, Paul G. Constitutional Law Nov./Dec. 2001 34 Lawyer’s Bookshelf May 2000 50
Criminal Law Feb. 2002 34 Goodman, Norman Klein, Eve I.
Fidell, Eugene R. Juries June 2001 32 Employment Law Sept./Oct. 1999 51
Gov't and the Law Feb. 2001 44 Grall, John G. Employment Law Nov./Dec. 2001 10
Fields, Marjory D. Estate Planning Dec. 1999 16 Knipps, Susan K.
Criminal Law Feb. 2001 18 Grande, Robert J. Courts June 2000 8
Family Law June 2000 20 Torts and Negligence June 2002 23 Korgie, Tammy S.
Family Law Feb. 2002 21 Grant, Tom Legal Education Mar./ Apr. 2000 11
Fisher, Steven W. Arbitration/ ADR June 2002 46 Legal Profession May 2001 5
Juries June 2001 29 Gregory, David L. Kornstein, Daniel
Fiske, Robert B., Jr. Covenants Not to Compete Oct. 2000 27 Point of View May 2003 47
Lawyer’s Bookshelf Mar. 1999 56 Groppe, Charles J. Krass, Stephen J.
Fitzgerald, Brian P. Trust and Estate Law Jan. 2002 8 Estate Planning Dec. 1999 29
Juries Nov. 1999 32 Trust and Estate Law Nov./Dec. 2003 32 Krauss, Sarah L.
Formato, Patrick Gutekunst, Claire P. Courts Feb. 2002 52
Health Law Jul./Aug. 2002 8 Juries June 2001 35 Krieger, Laura M.
Forte, Joseph Philip Haelen, Joanne B. Covenants Not to Compete Feb. 1999 29
Mortgages and Liens Jul./ Aug. 2001 34 Insurance Law Oct. 2002 35 La Manna, Judith A.
Freidman, Gary B. Hall, L. Priscilla Arbitration/ ADR May 2001 10
Probate Jan. 2002 22 Point of View Nov./Dec. 2000 38 Lawyer’s Bookshelf June 2000 52
Prof. Responsibility Nov./Dec. 2001 22 Halligan, Rosemary Science and Tech. Sept. 2000 8
Friedman, Marcy S. Employment Law Sept./Oct. 1999 51 Lang, Robert D.
Evidence Nov./Dec. 2001 28 Hancock, Stewart F,, Jr. Lawyer’s Bookshelf Feb. 2001 57
Evidence Jan. 2002 33 Trial Practice Jan. 2001 35 Torts and Negligence Jul./Aug. 2000 10
Friedman Rosenthal, Lesley Hansen, Lorentz W. Torts and Negligence Jan. 2003 17
Computers and the Law Sept. 2003 32 Tax Law Oct. 2001 44 Lauricella, Peter A.
Frumkin, William D. Herbert, William A. Civil Procedure Nov. 1999 24
Employment Law Sept./Oct. 1999 36 Constitutional Law Sept. 2002 24 Lazer, Leon D.
Gaal, John Herrmann, Mark Juries June 2001 37
Employment Law Sept./Oct. 1999 61 Courts Oct. 2003 20 Lebovits, Gerald
Gaber, Mohamed K. Hiller, Michael S. Arbitration/ ADR Jan. 1999 28
Tort Law Mar./Apr. 2001 8 Insurance Law Jul./Aug. 2002 32 Courts Mar./Apr. 2002 8
Gallagher, Stephen P. Holland, Brooks Family Law May 2001 41
Law Practice June 2000 24 Criminal Law Feb. 2002 34 Legal Writer Sept. 2001-Nov./Dec. 2003
Gerges, Abraham G. Holly, Wayne D. Legal Writing Jul./ Aug. 2001 8
Lawyer’s Bookshelf Jul./ Aug. 1999 50 Bankruptcy Mar. 1999 38 Lee, Anthony T.
Point of View Mar. 1999 52 Ethics and the Law Jan. 2000 26 Estate Planning Nov./Dec. 2002 19
Gerhart, Eugene C. Holtzschue, Karl B. Leeds, Matthew J.
Lawyer’s Bookshelf Feb. 2000 59 Real Property Mar./ Apr. 2003 31 Contract Law Jul./Aug. 2001 43
Lawyer's Bookshelf Jul./ Aug. 2002 50 Horowitz, David Paul Leinheardt, Wallace L.
Legal Profession Nov./Dec. 2000 42 Trial Practice Sept. 2003 10 Trust and Estate Law Oct. 2001 8
Gershman, Bennett L. Jalbert, Joseph R. Leshner, Alan I.
Discrimination Mar./Apr. 2000 42 Evidence Nov./Dec. 2000 24 Point of View Sept. 2000 53
Judiciary Oct. 2001 36 Joseph, Gregory P. Leven, David C.
Gesualdi, James F. Juries June 2001 14 Criminal Law Jan. 1999 23
Lawyer’s Bookshelf Sept. 2000 54 Kassenoff, Jarred I. Levine, Arnold J.
Gillespie, S. Hazard Business Law Jul./ Aug. 2003 32 Law Practice Jul./Aug. 2003 42
Women in Law Jan. 2001 43 Kassoff, Mitchell J. Levine, Barbara Baum
Gillis, Margaret J. Business Law Feb. 2001 48 Employment Law Oct. 2002 40
Insurance Law Mar./Apr. 2003 20 Business Law Jan. 2003 32
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