The “New Normal” Across NYS Courts (A Work In Progress)
The “New Normal.” Are we there yet? No. But, most assuredly, we are heading there. Like all life and business in America and New York,
When the Numbers Are Not So High; Justice Nigh — Seeking Justice from an Imperfect Justice System
By Bart J. Eagle and Adam J. Halper Introduction Anyone who regularly practices in state or federal court knows that money figures prominently in howcases
The “New Normal.” Are We There Yet?
What does that mean for people who look to the courts to resolve disputes? The answer to that question is constantly evolving. What follows is
Mediation in The New Normal: Virtual Zoom Mediations
Given the seismic disruption to our lives that this pandemic has caused, Zoom mediations provide an excellent opportunity to settle a dispute now, which would
Where — Exactly — Do I File My Lawsuit?
These are just some of the considerations in deciding where you should start a lawsuit. Be sure to consider carefully with your attorney where you
Exploring Depositions Within Discovery
“Discovery” is a word that frightens many litigants — what it means, the cost, and the time commitment that it will entail. The part of
Litigation: What’s Taking So Long? — (Part 2)
Does mediation take time, and can it cost money? Sure. But the amount of time invested by the parties, and the costs, pale significantly in
Litigation: What’s Taking So Long? — (Part 1)
“What’s taking so long?” This is a common question asked by clients as a lawsuit goes on and on, oftentimes for year after year.
Finding the Right Mediator
An effective mediator can go a long way to help parties resolve, or, at the very least, narrow the issues in a dispute. An ineffective
Presumptive Alternative Dispute Resolution
Presumptive ADR, which in many cases will mean mediation, will bring a sea change in the way cases are litigated in New York State. On
Can You Achieve A Successful Outcome In Mediation?
Now that mediation is being used more and more frequently, as discussed recently in this article, what should a party’s goals be in the mediation
Mediation: A Growing Presence in the Courtroom and Business
With increasing frequency, mediation is not a choice that can be made by a party in a lawsuit or transaction; the courts are requiring parties
