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Gary M. Stein Co-authored Article in the Daily Business Review
Published Date: October 11, 2013
Gary M. Stein and P&A attorney co-authored an article titled “Why Arbitration May be Counter-Trending” that appeared in the October 2, 2013 issue of the Daily Business Review. The story focuses on the emerging trend against arbitration due to extended discovery periods and the fact that arbitrators are allowing more and more information (even hearsay and non-relevant testimony) to be admitted, [...] Read More
Stephen H. Reisman, Gary M. Stein and Frank M. Rapoport Quoted in Law360.com
Published Date: October 9, 2013
Stephen H. Reisman, Gary M. Stein and Frank M. Rapoport were quoted in a Law360.com story published on September 19, 2013 entitled, “Public Perception Important for P3 Growth”. The story focused on Florida’s newly enacted legislation on the use of Public-Private Partnerships (P3s) for infrastructure development. Read More
Frank M. Rapoport Quoted in the InfraAmericas on line Publication
Published Date: October 1, 2013
Frank M. Rapoport was quoted in the September 23, 2013 Government & Policy section of the InfraAmericas on line publication. The story “Florida Governor addresses P3 workshop” focuses on the new opportunities the new P3 legislation will give to local governments for civil and social infrastructure projects. Mr. Rapoport commented “that the new law is notable because it gives “neighborhood [...] Read More
Richard S. Robinson and Frank Hess Co-authored Article in the Fall 2013 issue of the New York County Lawyers’ Association
Published Date: October 1, 2013
Richard S. Robinson and Frank Hess co-authored an article titled "Top Ten Construction Contract Provisions To Be Negotiated With the Owner" that appeared in the Fall 2013 issue of the New York County Lawyers’ Association (NYCLA) Construction Law Journal. Read More
Could the Next Wave of Toxic Tort Lawsuits Result from Lead in Tap Water?
Published Date: September 26, 2013
The Chicago Tribune recently told the tale of unintended consequences–consequences that could result in serious health problems for some residents of the City of Chicago and potential toxic tort exposure. According to the article, “[t]he problem starts with lead service lines that Chicago installed across the city until the mid-1980s to connect water mains with homes. Researchers at the U.S. Environmental [...] Read More
