Media
Speeches

For Digital Health Entrepreneurs or Advisors: Planning your First Critical Steps
Please join me at Jenkins Law Library for a virtual CLE discussion on the key issues to take into account as you plan and build...

Please Join a Great Cohort of Women-Owned Start-ups to Discuss Building your Business
Please join me and my sister-owned start-ups, as we navigate the Legal Basics for Starting a Business on February 17, as part of WBEC-East’s Jumpstart-Business...

Establishing a U.S. Entity – A Primer for Israeli Digital Health Start-Ups
Had a fabulous experience serving as faculty on the topic of Establishing a U.S. Entity for Tel Aviv University's annual 4-day bootcamp, Health Care Technological Innovation –...
Media

Demystifying Bankruptcy: More on tenant tips
Filing for bankruptcy can help a tenant break a long-term above-market lease, as bankruptcy law provides the tenant with a special cap on damages at...

Demystifying Bankruptcy: Filing for bankruptcy can never cause a contract default
For example, a typical clause in leases states that a tenant's filing for bankruptcy causes a default, allowing the collection of remedies. This is merely...

Demystifying Bankruptcy: Avoid “fraudulent transfers”
A salary raise by a distressed business entity for no services, or transfer of funds to a new entity for no value are prime examples...
Publications
The Values and Strengths that Orthodox Jewish Women Bring to the Workplace
JOFA Journal, Spring 2019
Jewish Debtor-Creditor Law: Does it Permit the Filing for Bankruptcy in the U.S. Courts?
Louis D. Brandeis Law Society Newsletter September 2011 http://brandeislawsociety.org/news?newsitem=jewish-debtor-creditor-law-does-it-permit-the-filing-for-bankruptcy-in-the-us-courts.
The Impact of Lay Leadership on Gender Issues in Jewish Day Schools
The JOFA Journal, Volume IX, No. 2 Summer 2011, Av 5771