JOYCE FUNDA

Dear Jay:

Just wanted to take a moment to tell you that as an extremely busy matrimonial practitioner (trial lawyer), I frequently use your book in my daily work. It gives me easy access to reliable references for up-to-date case references. Time and time again, I cite cases in conferences or oral argument based on your materials. Now that you have a web-site, access is even easier.

Good job! Keep up the good service.

Joyce Funda
Buffalo, New York

PAULA S. SEIDER

Dear Jay:

Just a note to let you know that your publication is unsurpassed. Its accessibility and accuracy make it an absolute "must have" for every matrimonial practitioner. Thank you for making my life so much easier!

Warmest regards.

Cordially,

Paula S. Seider

ANGELO T. COMETA

Dear Jay:

As you know, we were charter subscribers to "Matrimonial Case Law". This book has become a basic tool in our office.

The organization of its material is clear and effective and its summaries of the vastly expanding case law are concise and well edited.

Obviously, the value of the cumulative updates cannot be overestimated.

Keep up the good work.

Sincerely,

Angelo T. Cometa

SAUL EDELSTEIN

Dear Jay:

I wish to highly commend you on your recent publication, "Matrimonial CaseLaw". I have found this book to be one of the best reference source books published to date in the matrimonial field. Your summaries of the cases and the headnotes are concise, well written, and right to the point. The cumulative updates are an invaluable aid to me and my staff.

Most importantly, the case notes are arranged topically and are divided into the appropriate chapters which makes reference to one or more particular citations very simple.

As an officer of the Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and an active matrimonial practitioner, I wish to extend my congratulations and thanks for making this publication available to the legal community.

Very truly yours,

Saul Edelstein

SANFORD S. DRANOFF

Dear Jay:

For the last number of months, our office has been subscribing to "Matrimonial CaseLaw". This book has become the basic research tool for the eleven (11) attorneys in the Matrimonial Section.

We have only heard words of praise from our partners, senior associates and newly admitted attorneys.

As the immediate past Chairman of the Family Law Section of the New York State Bar Association and an officer in both the National and New York Chapters of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, I feel that I can highly recommend this publication to anyone interested in Matrimonial Law.

Very truly yours,

Sanford S. Dranoff