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Publications
Below are articles written by Gordon & Silber attorneys for the firm's own publication, Notes & Comments. You are invited to click on any of these to see the full text. If you have comments of your own about these subjects that you would like to share with Gordon & Silber's attorneys, please click on Contact Us in the panel at the left and let us know.
Volume 26, No. 2
July, 2002
AGGRESSIVELY DEFENDING MANAGING AGENTS
IN PREMISES LIABILITY CASES
Volume 25, No. 1
January, 2002
THE SECOND COMING OF JUAREZ?
THE COURT OF APPEALS ONCE AGAIN
INVIGORATES LEAD PAINT LITIGATION
Volume 24, No. 1
January, 2001
ELEVEN IN ONE BLOW
Volume 23, No. 2
September, 2000
A SERIOUS EXCEPTION TO THE NEW YORK
LIMITATION ON JOINT AND SEVERAL LIABILITY:
THE NON-DELEGABLE DUTY RULE
Volume 23, No. 1
February, 2000
ASSUMPTION OF THE RISK:
ALIVE, EVEN ROBUST, IN NEW YORK
(or yes, you can win a summary judgment motion)
Volume 22, No. 2
September, 1999
A BASIC PRIMER ON FEDERAL
AGE DISCRIMINATION LITIGATION
Volume 22, No.1
May, 1999
"LOWERING THE BAR": MINIMIZING
THE BURDEN OF PROOF IN PREMISES
LIABILITY CLAIMS FOR ASSAULT
AND OTHER CRIMES OF VIOLENCE
Volume 22, No. 1
May, 1999
NEGLIGENT PHYSICIAN CREDENTIALING:
CAN IT BE A PREDICATE FOR LIABILITY?
Volume 21, No. 3
December, 1998
IMPUTED LIABILITY UNDER
THE CONTINUOUS TREATMENT DOCTRINE
Volume 21, No. 2
July, 1998
FOOD PROCESSOR AND VENDOR
LIABILITY IN NEW YORK
Volume 21, No. 1
March, 1998
WAIVERS OF LIABILITY FOR RECREATIONAL
ACTIVITY: REAL OR IMAGINARY PROTECTION
Volume 21, No. 1
March, 1998
THE HEALTH INSURER'S RIGHT TO INTERVENE:
NOSSOUGHI V. FEDERATED DEPT. STORES, INC.
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