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Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Stay
November 29, 2012
In a recent ruling, a court concluded that although a stay of proceedings is required due to the unavailability of a divorcing military member, that stay need not apply to all aspects of the divorce action.
When Business Interests Are Valued Subsequent to the Date of Commencement
November 29, 2012
One of the most significant questions presented at the outset of any valuation of a business-type interest conducted in connection with the equitable distribution of marital property upon divorce is: What date should be used to value the asset?
BYOD: The Illusion of Cost-Savings
November 29, 2012
The BYOD movement sprang up from employees' desire to have and use their own choice of a smartphone and to be able to better mix their business and work lives. Yet, this modern-day nod to the 19th Century company town has its dark sides.
Real Property Law
November 28, 2012
Discussion and expert analysis of three rulings.
Landlord & Tenant
November 28, 2012
Discussion of several key cases.
Development
November 28, 2012
In-depth analysis of a major ruling.
Cooperatives & Condominiums
November 28, 2012
A look at two cases of interest.
Second Circuit Upholds RLUIPA Verdict Against the Town of Greenburgh
November 28, 2012
A recent decision underscores the fact that municipalities, in reviewing applications by religious institutions, must apply objective criteria to any land-use review or face the consequences.
What's Around the Corner for Law Firm Marketing?
November 28, 2012
This was the inaugural year for the ACC Value Champions awards, which recognize law departments and law firms that have led the trend in improving the value of legal spending. A look at the winners.
Professional Development: The Relationship Associate
November 28, 2012
In order for firms to sustain and grow the amount of legal services they provide, a critical mass of their lawyers must engage in some meaningful form of business development. And attorneys who wait until they are up for partnership to begin developing business are already well behind the curve.

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