Update on Disclosure in Special ProceedingsSKU: ADM4500
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1 - 1.2
Price$50
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DescriptionDisclosure is not permitted as of right in special proceedings (with the exception of a notice to admit). To obtain disclosure in a special proceeding, a party must make a motion under CPLR 408 and show “ample need” for disclosure. This test is somewhat amorphous. What do courts look for when a motion for disclosure under CPLR 408 is made? This CLE course is intended to give you a brief overview of the standards that various courts have applied to determine if disclosure will be ordered under CPLR 408. Lecturer BioRichard Walsh, Esq.Richard has lectured before various civic organizations on real estate topics and on CLE topics and has authored a number of articles and “Q&A” responses for the Cooperator, New York Times, and trade magazines. Richard also authored the article “Disclosure in Special Proceedings under CPLR §408” which was published in the New York Law Journal’s Outside Counsel Column on December 5, 1995, cited in at least one reported court decision. Bar Admissions: New York, 1983, U.S. District Courts: EDNY and SDNY: 1983; NDNY: 1984 U.S. Court of Appeals, 2nd Circuit, 2018; U.S. Supreme Court, 2007 |
