Litigation
New York Practice Developments: Fall 2010 Edition — 4 New York Professional Practice Credits

The number of important developments in the area of New York Civil Practice is unrivaled. In this 3.3-hour November 1, 2010 program, Patrick M. Connors, Professor of Law at Albany Law School, reviews these significant and recent far-reaching CPLR developments, including:

• General Municipal Law § 50-e (7) - Application to Serve Late Notice of Claim

• CPLR 205(a) - Six Month Extension

• CPLR 305(b) - Commencing Action With Summons and Notice

• CPLR 313 - Service Outside New York State Giving Personal Jurisdiction

• CPLR 2102 - Filing of papers

• CPLR 2103(b) - Service of Interlocutory Papers, Affidavit of Mailing; CPLR 2214 - Proof of Service of Motions

• CPLR 3101(a) - Disclosure in Matrimonial Actions

• CPLR 3101(a) - Disclosure of Settlement Agreements

• CPLR 3120- Discovery and Production of Documents and Things for Inspection, Testing, Copying or Photographing

• CPLR 3121 - Physical or mental examination; Ex Parte Communications with Plaintiff's Treating Physician

• CPLR 3408 - Mandatory Settlement Conference in Residential Foreclosure Actions

• 22 N.Y.C.R.R. Part 137 - Attorney Client Fee Dispute Resolution Program

• Much more

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