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Second Circuit Construes ILSA to Rescue Condominium Purchasers
August 29, 2013
Does ILSA, which permits a buyer to rescind a purchase if the buyer has not received a statutorily mandated "printed property report," apply to single-floor condominium units?
Decisions of Interest
August 29, 2013
In-depth analysis of a recent key case.
NJ & CT News
August 29, 2013
What's going on in neighboring states.
The New Estate-Planning Environment
August 29, 2013
Continuing a discussion about trusts, explaining the general concepts and how they might affect future divorce actions.
Economic Fault
August 29, 2013
Although the idea that marital "fault" in divorce should be weighed when distributing marital assets has, in general, gone by the wayside in New York, there is one exception.
New Guidelines for Forensic Psychologists
August 29, 2013
The Specialty Guidelines for Forensic Psychology promulgated by the APA, while aspirational rather than controlling, represent a welcome evolution from prior guidelines,
Verdicts
August 28, 2013
Analysis of two recent key rulings.
Med Mal News
August 28, 2013
Discussion of Two Important Issues.
Drug & Device News
August 28, 2013
Important news you need to know.
The Media
August 28, 2013
Despite the evidence of downward trends in U.S. litigation numbers, when the media makes comments on the tort system, such as in editorials, it is almost exclusively critical of "the system.

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