Green Kaminer Min & Rockmore LLP

04/16/2024

We are excited to invite you to our upcoming Women's Leadership Network program, A Seat at the Table: Empowering Women to Boardroom Success on May 20. This event aims to explore the pathways to board positions, the significance of board service, and the invaluable contributions women make in boardrooms. The insights shared in this program, along with the essential leadership skills required to secure a board seat, are relevant and beneficial for women lawyers at every stage of their careers.

Panelists:
*Stacy J. Kanter '84 - Independent Board Director and Audit Committee Chair | Former Head of Global Capital Markets Practice at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom
*Ann MacDougall '83 - Chairperson of the Board at Mazzetti, Impact Investor, Advisor, General Counsel
*Jodi F. Krieger ’88 - Partner at Kleinberg, Kaplan, Wolff & Cohen
Moderator:
*Elizabeth Zessman - Partner at Heidrick & Struggles; Member of the firm's global Financial Services, CEO & Board of Directors, and Legal, Risk, Compliance & Government Affairs practices

RSVP: https://brooklawedu.tfaforms.net/43

04/07/2022

The best part of ScotusBlog's analysis of oral argument in Golan v. Saada:
"Gorsuch then asked [Richard Min] whether, under his rule, courts are required to consider risk-reduction measures that might allow the child’s return even if neither parent proposes them. ... Min pushed back a little, countering that the court would have to consider 'obvious, readily accessible available remedies' even if the parents did not necessarily suggest them."

On Tuesday the justices considered what obligations, if any, U.S. courts have to consider measures that might reduce the risk of harm if a child who has been abducted is returned to the country where she lives. The oral argument in Golan v. Saada was the latest case asking the justices to interpret

03/28/2022

A link to New York State Bar Association article on Golan v. Saada, the recent U.S. Supreme Court case argued by our partner, Richard Min last week.

New York State Bar Association member Richard Min argued before the U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday that a child taken by his mother from his home in Italy should be returned to his father in Italy. Min, a partner at Green Kaminer Min & Rockmore, represents Isacco Jacky Saada in the international child c...

03/28/2022

See recent Cleveland Jewish News article on the U.S. Supreme Court case, Golan v. Saada, argued last week by our partner Richard Min.

A habitual residence case, Golan v. Saada, involving a local family practice law firm will be heard March 22 by the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C.

03/18/2022

Our partner Richard Min will be arguing before the U.S. Supreme Court on March 22 at 10am ET in a historic international child abduction case. This is only the fifth Hague Abduction Convention case to be heard by the Supreme Court. The case focuses on the Article 13(b) grave risk of harm defense and the role of Ameliorative or Protective measures.

You can live stream the argument at www.supremecourt.gov and can find all the briefs at https://lnkd.in/dwT2FD_q

Independent News and Analysis on the U.S. Supreme Court

12/10/2021

Today granted cert in the case of Golan v Saada. This will be only the 5th Hague Abduction Convention case to be taken up by SCOTUS. We look forward to watching our partner Richard Min, the top expert in this field, argue this important and certainly monumental international child abduction case in 2022!