All Articles tagged property law

• 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.

• General
  January 01, 2018 EDT
  AMENDING ALICE: ELIMINATING THEUNDUE BURDEN OF “SIGNIFICANTLY MORE”
  Michael R. Woodward

  Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank runs afoul of Congress's intent in enacting 35 U.S.C. § 101 and should be clarified so district court judges can better interpret patent laws.

• New York Appeals
  March 03, 2013 EDT
  UNSETTLED TIMES MAKEWELL-SETTLED LAW: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NEW YORK STATE‘S RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE STATUTES AND CASE LAW
  Mark C. Dillon

  This article summarizes the state of residential foreclosure law in New York, focusing on the homeowner protection statutes passed after the 2008 housing crisis.

• New York Appeals
  March 03, 2013 EDT
  WHERE CORPORATIONS ARE: WHY CASUAL VISITS TO NEW YORK ARE BAD FOR BUSINESS
  Jeanne L. SchroederDavid Gray Carlson

  The Court of Appeals decision in Hotel 71 Mezz Lender LLC v. Falor violated the federal Constitution by imposing jurisdiction over a company with no minimum contacts with New York.

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITY OVER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY POLICY AFTER ELDRED V. ASHCROFT: DEFERENCE, EMPTY LIMITATIONS, AND RISKS TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
  David E. Shipley

  This article discusses the expansive authority of Congress under the Copyright Clause, the meaning of the Clause’s limitations, and the significant risk of encroachment on the public domain.

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITY OVER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY POLICY AFTER ELDRED V. ASHCROFT: DEFERENCE, EMPTY LIMITATIONS, AND RISKS TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
  David E. Shipley

  This article discusses the expansive authority of Congress under the Copyright Clause, the meaning of the Clause’s limitations, and the significant risk of encroachment on the public domain.