Articles From Howard W. Feldman

Business Losses Because of COVID Insurance Coverage By Howard W. Feldman Business Advice and Financial Planning, April 2021 Insurance coverage is based upon the specific language of the policy and coverage for loss of business income will not exist if the policy does not clearly allow for it, even if the policy is referred to as an all-risk policy.
Business Losses Because of COVID Insurance Coverage By Howard W. Feldman Construction Law, February 2021 Insurance coverage is based upon the specific language of the policy and coverage for loss of business income will not exist if the policy does not clearly allow for it, even if the policy is referred to as an all-risk policy.
Business Losses Because of COVID Insurance Coverage By Howard W. Feldman Commercial Banking, Collections, and Bankruptcy, February 2021 Insurance coverage is based upon the specific language of the policy and coverage for loss of business income will not exist if the policy does not clearly allow for it, even if the policy is referred to as an all-risk policy.
Discovery in construction litigation: Tread lightly By Stanley N. Wasser & Howard W. Feldman Construction Law, May 2018 It is important for us to take care in how we respond to discovery requests—including the making of boilerplate discovery objections.
Graduation is upon us By Howard W. Feldman Family Law, March 2016 Section 513 of the IMDMA governs the allocation of post high-school educational expenses. Here are some highlights of the changes that took effect on January 1st of this year.
Note from Construction Law Section Council Chair By Howard W. Feldman Construction Law, May 2011 A message from Construction Law Chair Howard Feldman.
Maintenance revisited By Howard W. Feldman & David K. Harris Family Law, June 2000 The Fourth District Appellate Court in a decision dated February 9, 2000, affirmed an award of permanent maintenance to a 32-year-old wife, with a high school education, who had been married for 14 years. I
Maintenance revisited By Howard W. Feldman & David K. Harris General Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, April 2000 The Fourth District Appellate Court in a decision dated February 9, 2000, affirmed an award of permanent maintenance to a 32-year-old wife, with a high school education, who had been married for 14 years.

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