Ethics Opinion 1196
Topic: Litigation Financing, Conflicts of Interest.
Practice Area: Litigation & Trials
Mechanic’s Liens: How N.Y. Executive Orders Related to COVID-19 Affect Filing, Extension and Discharge
There is some confusion in the construction industry regarding the effect that executive orders have on a contractor’s ability to file or extend a mechanic’s lien, or a property owner’s ability to discharge any lien
A Guide to Insurance Coverage for Business Losses Arising From the COVID-19 Pandemic
Businesses should review their policy language carefully and consider consulting with coverage counsel who are well-versed on the cutting-edge legal issues. Time is of the essence.
Limiting Construction Risk From the COVID-19 Outbreak Through Force Majeure Clauses
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The Unified Court System’s Guide to New York Evidence
There now exists for the benefit of the bench and bar a new resource, the Guide to New York Evidence, published by New York’s Unified Court System at http://www.nycourts.gov/JUDGES/evidence/, with a “rule” set forth in black letter and a “note” explaining the decisional or statutory derivation of the rule and any decisional nuances on the meaning … Continued
An Indispensable Resource for Commercial Litigators
Any litigator’s bookshelf of indispensable resources would have to include the newly updated New York Commercial Division Practice Guide, edited by Stephen P. Younger and Muhammad U. Faridi of Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler.
Novel Legal Challenges from the New Coronavirus: Force Majeure
This article explores potential frameworks for navigating contractual challenges in light of potential future litigation relating to the coronavirus public health emergency.