All Articles tagged lien

• General
  May 11, 2023 EDT
  PROPERTY LAW AND THE INTESTACY ENTITLEMENT
  Desiree C. Hensley

  The goal of this Article is to recast the heirs property problem as one of uncertainty directly caused by Property law’s negligence.

• Justice Commentaries
  April 21, 2023 EDT
  PROCESS AS SUFFERING: HOW U.S. IMMIGRATION COURT PROCESS AND CULTURE PREVENT SUBSTANTIVE JUSTICE
  Christopher LevesqueKimberly HornerLinus Chan

  There is a form of double punishment unique to the immigration court system. Punishment occurs during the court process during removal proceedings and from removal from the U.S.

• General
  December 12, 2018 EDT
  OLD DOGS WON’T ADOPT NEW TRICKS, BUT CONTINUE TO BEFUDDLE THEIR OWN: NEW YORK’S ANTIQUATED UCC ARTICLE 3 AND THE AMBIGUITY OF ASSIGNMENT REQUIREMENTS IN MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE ACTIONS
  Heather M. Baumeister

  Does an assignee of a mortgage loan obligation have standing to foreclose on a defaulting borrower when the assignee has not received indorsement and physical possession of the promissory note?

• General
  April 15, 2018 EDT
  CLIENTS, COUNSEL, AND SPOUSES: CASE STUDIES AT THE UNCERTAIN JUNCTION OF THE ATTORNEY-CLIENT AND MARITAL PRIVILEGES
  Jared S. Sunshine

  This article highlights the uncertainties faced by attorneys when mutliple forms of privilege are implicated.

• State Constitutional Commentary
  December 13, 2017 EDT
  A CASE AGAINST A CONVENTION OF THE STATES
  Kevin M. Smith

  This article considers how the federal Constitution has endured for so many years.

• General
  May 27, 2016 EDT
  IDENTITY AND NARRATIVE: TURNING OPPRESSION INTO CLIENT EMPOWERMENT IN SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY CASES
  JoNel Newman

  This article argues that because of the economic importance of the Social Security programs, client-centered advocates should not abandon the practice of Social Security disability law.

• General
  March 23, 2015 EDT
  QUID LEGES SINE MORIBUS VANAE PROFICIENT: A BALANCING APPROACH TO THE POSTMORTEM APPLICATION OF THE ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE
  Kevin J. Maggio

  This article argues that where the balance favors disclosure of the confession, the court should permit disclosure of this otherwise confidential information.

• New York Appeals
  March 03, 2012 EDT
  NEW YORK TAX WARRANTS: IN THE STRANGE WORLD OF DEEMED JUDGMENTS
  David Gray CarlsonCarlton M. Smith

  This article is a first attempt at systematizing New York tax collection in a rational way.

• General
  January 01, 2010 EDT
  ETHICS OF LAWYER SOCIAL NETWORKING
  Steven C. Bennett

  This article addresses some of the ethics issues lawyers may face when they use social networking tools.

• General
  May 08, 2009 EDT
  SLAVERY IN THE 21ST CENTURY AND IN NEW YORK: WHAT HAS THE STATE’S LEGISLATURE DONE?
  Kathleen K. Hogan

  This note examines the current proposed anti-trafficking statute and other past statutory proposals that have come from the New York State legislature.

• General
  January 08, 2009 EDT
  NUREMBERG’S LEGACY CONTINUES: THE NUREMBERG TRIALS’ INFLUENCE ON HUMAN RIGHTS LITIGATION IN U.S. COURTS UNDER THE ALIEN TORT STATUTE
  Gwynne Skinner

  This article traces the Nuremberg trials' influence on human rights litigation in the U.S. under the Alien Tort Statute.

• General
  March 03, 2007 EDT
  THE GOVERNMENTAL ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE: WHETHER THE RIGHT TO EVIDENCE IN A STATE GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION PIERCES THE PRIVILEGE IN NEW YORK STATE
  Stacy Lynn Newman

  This comment focuses on whether NYS supports the extension of the evidentiary attorney-client privilege to state government officials represented by government attorneys.