Practice Areas

Attorney Publications


Business & Corporate

Is Your Small Business Placing Your Personal Assets at Risk?
By David M. Morosan, March 2008

Letter of Intent
By David M. Levine, February 2002

Revised Article 9 of the UCC
By David M. Levine, July 2001

 


Commercial Litigation

Ten Effective Strategies For Commercial Arbitration
By Stewart I. Edelstein, June 2010

Breaking Down the Barriers: 10 Tips For Overcoming a Commercial Mediation Impasse
By Stewart I. Edelstein, June 2009

14 tips for Presenting a Compelling Commercial Plaintiff's Case
By Stewart I. Edelstein, March 2008

Mediation in Commercial Disputes
By Stewart I. Edelstein, June 2007

Beware The Economic Loss Rule

By Stewart I. Edelstein, October 2006

Daubert And Lost Profits Testimony

By Stewart I. Edelstein, September 2005

Maximizing and Securing your Judgment by Effective Use of Offer of Judgment and Prejudgment Remedy Procedures

By Stewart I. Edelstein, November 2003

Have New Rules Changed The Boundaries of Discovery
By Stewart I. Edelstein, August 2002

Implementing the Most Recent Federal Rules Changes: Charting the Course Through Treacherous Waters
By Stewart I. Edelstein, April 2002

How to Create a Winning Documentary Record From Initial Client Meeting Through Trial
By David B. Zabel and Stewart I. Edelstein, August 2001

Cutpa Punitive Damages and Attorney's Fees: -When Are They Recoverable, and How Much is Enough?
By Stewart I. Edelstein, March 10, 2001


Elder Law

What Can You Do When Your Elderly Parent Starts To Forget?
By L. Joyelle DeFelice and Jane L. Harness, April 2008

Elder Law Advisory: Winter 2008

Elder Law Advisory: Winter 2007



Employment & Labor

Are You Prepared to be Sued by Your Employees?
By Stuart M. Katz, March 2008

Injunction Application May Imply Arbitration Waiver
By Stuart M. Katz, November 2006

Covenants Not to Compete
By David B. Zabel, Spring 2006

Drug Testing In The Workplace: An Employer's Guide
Fall 2005

What Employers Need To Know About Civil Unions
Fall 2005

What Type of Work Must Connecticut Employers Offer to Returning Workers’ Compensation Claimants
By Courtney A. George, Summer 2004

Do Connecticut Employers Have To Pay Trainees?
By Employment Law Group, Summer 2004

Confidentiality Agreements Should be Reasonable Too

By David B. Zabel, Summer 2003

Compelled Self-Publication Defamation in Connecticut

By Courtney A. George, Summer 2003

U.S. Supreme Court Limits Family/Medical Leave

By Stuart M. Katz, Winter 2003

Employer's Bad Conduct Does Not Constitute Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress

By Stuart M. Katz, Winter 2003

Employer's Breach of Contract May Invalidate Non-Compete
By Courtney A. George, Winter 2003

Binding Arbitration not the End of the Road
By Stuart M. Katz, November 2002

Workers With Disabilities May Enjoy Greater Protection Under State Law Than Under The ADA
By David B. Zabel, Summer 2002

The Long Reach Of The National Labor Relations Act: Protected Concerted Activity Of Non-Union Employees

By Courtney A. George, Summer 2002

Arbitration Clauses May Not Provide Protections Employers Think They Do

By Stuart M. Katz, Summer 2002

Reasonable Accommodation of Beliefs After Cosme
By Stuart M. Katz, May 2002


Family Law

Financial Savvy is a Must for Married Couples
By Jocelyn B. Hurwitz, March 2008

Divorce Options in Connecticut
By Family Law Group, August 2007

Grandparents Rights
By Jocelyn B. Hurwitz, January 2001

Qualified Domestic Relations Orders Loose Ends Of A Divorce
By Greta E. Solomon, July 2004


Physicians Practice

The Bubble Bursteth
By David M. Levine, September 2000


Real Estate

Facing Foreclosure? Don't Wait to Seek Help
By Vincent M. Marino, March 2008

Connecticut Supreme Court Untangles Leash Rule and Affirms a Condominium Board of Directors’ Rulemaking Authority
By Ari J. Hoffman, March 2007

Real Property Tax Appeals in Connecticut.
By Jonathan S. Bowman, Summer 2000


 

Securities

Wall Street Crisis Highlight Benefits of Forensic Accountants - More litigators leaning on specialists to uncover fraud and mismanagement
By Ari J. Hoffman, February 2009

"Bernie Madoff Had My Money - What Do I Do?"
By Richard Slavin, January 2009

If Your Portfolio Heads South Can You Sue Your Stockbroker?
By Richard Slavin, March 2008

Connecticut Securities Compliance Alert, Winter 2006
"Connecticut Regulators React to Calls for Hedge Fund Regulation"
"Federal Court Vacates SEC Hedge Fund Rule"

Connecticut Judge Bans Out-Of-State Lawyers From Connecticut Arbitrations
By Secutities Law Group, November 2005

NASD Arbitration Returns To Connecticut
By Richard Slavin, November 2005

NASD Broker-Customer Arbitrations
By Richard Slavin, November 2005

NASD Issues Proposed Rule Revising Filing Fees
By Secutities Law Group, November 2005

Questions and Answers About Securities Arbitration
By Richard Slavin, March 2001


 

Trusts & Estates

Estate Planning Advisory: Winter 2009

New Legislation That Impacts Medicaid Coverage
By Greta Solomon, February 2006

Connecticut Enacts Unified Estate And Gift Tax
By Richard DiMarco, January 2005