Good Security Plans Combat More Than the “Hack du Jour”NYSBA JournalThe fact is you never can get ahead of the attackers. But there are many things that you can and should do.
Tax Write-Offs in Sexual Harassment Cases After Harvey WeinsteinNYSBA JournalBy Robert W. WoodWith tax reform being discussed, perhaps the tax law relating to deductions for sexual harassment settlements and related legal fees should be examined?
Burden Back Where It Belongs, but Barely (Part II)NYSBA JournalThis month’s column, as promised, contains an analysis of the majority in support of its holding and the reasoning of the dissenters.
Ruff! Ruff! ROFR!NYSBA JournalBy Robert KantowitzEvery so often, I notice a case that can serve as a springboard for an important point that I often make – that lawyers should always think things afresh rather than using ossified language and unchanging approaches.
Murder, Inc. and the Tsouras (Troubles) of “Lepke” BuchalterNYSBA JournalBy Roger Bennet AdlerIt would take seven years, and three courts, to finally hold accountable the man who ordered the Rosen murder.
Member Spotlight: T. Andrew BrownNYSBA JournalT. Andrew Brown answers questions about his legal heroes, the rewards of being a lawyer and advises young lawyers to like what you do – otherwise you will only be good at being miserable.
The “Exception to the Exception” on Gun RightsNYSBA JournalBy Paul Schechtman and Grace CondroCan a person convicted of a felony in New York own a hunting rifle? The answer to that question isn’t so simple.
