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January 23, 2010
Joe Capobianco lectured on Forbearance Agreements on the Nassau Academy of Law’s annual “Bridge-The-Gap” weekend.
November 10, 2009
Joe Capobianco was the feature speaker at the meeting of Society of Financial Service Professionals held at the Nassau County Bar Association.
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Articles & Publications:
June, 2009
Are Madoff victim's out of luck?
Nassau Lawyer
June, 2009
Judged by the company you keep
Newsday
February, 2009
The Attorney-Client Privilege Protection Act of 2008
The Guardian
February 26, 2009
A bad tax at a bad time.
Long Island Business News
July 7, 2008
RP&R partner David H. Peirez and associate Gabrielle Schaich co-authored an article in the NYS Bar Association’s JOURNAL, entitled, “Derivative Actions on Behalf of LLC’s” , published in the July/August 2008 edition. The article discusses the State High Court ruling which , by a 4-3 vote, decided that notwithstanding evidence in the legislative history that state lawmakers had rejected the right to commence derivative actions against an LLC that in the absence of such express language in the statute a single LLC member may commence a derivative action on behalf of the company. The decision settles and discusses the conflict on this issue between the 2d and 1st Appellate Division departments.”
October 4, 2007 Newsday
Federline custody ruling is a rare win for fathers
...tell divorcing fathers that they have...chance of getting custody, and that making...t really want custody, or to act as...presumed that the father has equal rights...the Spears-Federline battle the father was awarded physical custody, at least on...the morning. Fathers need to be involved...
By: Seymour J. Reisman
July 13, 2007 Long Island Business News
E. Christopher Murray wrote an op-ed that was published in the LI Business News stating that it is becoming clear that the second full term of Chief Justice John Roberts’ leadership of the U.S. Supreme Court, is aggressively implementing a conservative political agenda. Murray focused his position on a series of recent 5-4 decisions, laws concerning free speech, employment discrimination, antitrust regulation, civil rights, reproductive freedom, state/church separation, criminal appeals and campaign finance reform have been substantially altered.
July 11, 2007 Newsday
Newsday interviewed E. Christopher Murray, when State Supreme Court Justice Edward W. McCarty refused to dismiss a case challenging the way the tax burden for Port Washington schools is distributed. Murray is representing a group of commercial property owners, who filed suit last July claiming that they are shouldering an unfair share of the taxation. Murray explained to Newsday that the order clears the way for summary judgment in the commercial property owners favor. If that happens, it would be a major reversal for Nassau County, whose unusual, four-tiered taxation structure has weathered numerous statutory tweaks and legal challenges since it was put in place in 1981.
May 21, 2007
Buying or Selling a Business? An Earnout Can Make the Deal Work
It’s a potential win-win for both parties, but its success depends on paying attention to the details. Here’s what you need to know.
By Robert Klugman - rklugman@reismanpeirez.com
April 10, 2006
Newsday OP-ED Piece on pretrial publicity, by Senior Partner David H. Peirez
New York Times, March 13, 2005,
An article by E. Christopher Murray regarding the lack of competition in the Long Island natural gas market. The article described the efforts by Keyspan Energy to prevent independent marketers from effectively competing, and expressed hope that the proposed Broadwater Energy Barge may encourage competition and provide relief to Long Island consumers.
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