(Fall 2009)
HeadNotes
(David L. Glass)
Litigation and Recoupment of Executive Compensation
(Stephanie L. Soondar and Allen Major)
(Edited by Candace Hines)
Arbitration Agreements and Bankruptcy—Which Law Trumps
When?
(Edna Sussman, with the assistance of Osata Tonia Tongo)
E-discovery
“Worst Practices”: Ten Sure-Fire Ways to Mismanage a
Litigation Hold
(Jack E. Pace III and John D. Rue)
“Inside the Courts: Key Securities Cases”
(Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP &
Affiliates)
A Functionalist Perspective on the Effectiveness of the
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Networking Exception and Its Related Regulation R
Provisions
(Vlad Frants)
New York’s New Ethics Rules: What You Don’t Know
Can Hurt You!
(C. Evan Stewart)
When Is a Foreign Corporation Doing Business in New York?
(Stuart B. Newman and Ari Spett)
What Every Attorney Should Know About the New Durable Power
of Attorney Form
(Anthony J. Enea)
New York Employment Law Update
(James R. Grasso)
Ethics Flu: Legal Ethics Concerns for New York-Licensed
Cross-Border Transactional Attorneys
(Megan Burke)
Committee Reports
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