April 3, 2024
Public Service Awards
I was happy to be sandwiched between two great public interest attorneys, Steve Banks and Jane Landry-Reyes, at last night’s Public Service Awards at Brooklyn Law School: In a special ceremony, Brooklyn Law School honored public service work with awards … Continue reading
April 3, 2024 in Brooklyn Law School | Permalink | No Comments
May 28, 2020
Law in The Time of COVID: The Ripple Effect in Real Estate
In many ways, COVID-19 has changed the way we live for both the immediate future and long-term. Brooklyn Law School Dean Michael Cahill has been sitting down with members of the Brooklyn Law School faculty to discuss the legal ramifications … Continue reading
May 28, 2020 in Brooklyn Law School | Permalink | No Comments
September 7, 2016
Alternative Living Arrangements
Realtor.com quoted me in Can You Live in a Storage Unit or Van? How Legal These ‘Homes’ Really Are. It opens, Yes, we know: Finding affordable housing can be tough. Tougher than tough. And that has led people to push the boundaries … Continue reading
September 7, 2016 in Brooklyn Law School | Permalink | No Comments
April 14, 2016
Co-signing: Smart or Stupid?
Realtor.com quoted me in Co-signing a Mortgage: Smart or Stupid? It opens, There’s no doubt about it: Buying a home these days is hard. Even if you’re lucky enough to be a homeowner yourself, that doesn’t mean your kids or assorted … Continue reading
April 14, 2016 in Brooklyn Law School | Permalink | No Comments
April 6, 2016
Brooklyn: Sky’s the Limit
Brooklyn Law School’s Center for Urban Business Entrepreneurship is hosting a Networking Reception with Panel Discussion to Follow on April 12th from 6 to 8:30 pm. The panel discussion is entitled, Brooklyn: Sky’s the Limit: The Borough of brownstones and warehouses continues to … Continue reading
April 6, 2016 in Brooklyn Law School | Permalink | No Comments
January 22, 2016
Friday’s Government Reports Roundup
The U.S. Government Accountability Office released “Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) Report,” showing the Treasury’s participation for TARP housing programs. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities released a report on SNAP Benefits, or what used to be known as … Continue reading
January 22, 2016 in Brooklyn Law School | Permalink | No Comments
January 20, 2016
Wednesday’s Academic Roundup
Towards a New Eviction Jurisprudence, Gerald S. Dickinson, Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law Policy, Vol. 23, No. 1, 2015. Managing Retirement Risks with Reverse Mortgage Loans and Long-Term Care Insurance, Adam Wenqiang Shao, Hua Chen & Michael Sherris, 7th Australasian … Continue reading
January 20, 2016 in Brooklyn Law School | Permalink | No Comments
