In December 2011, The Real Deal named partners Caroline Harris and Howard Goldman as two of NYC’s elite land use attorneys. Read the full article here.
In October 2011, Howard Goldman commented in CityLand on City Planning's Key Terms Clarification Text Amendment, which included important definitional changes to the Zoning Resolution. Read the commentary here.
In July 2011, Caroline Harris, President of Women in Housing and Finance (WHF), rang the NASDAQ Closing Bell on WHF’s 30th Anniversary. Read more about the event here and watch the video here.
In May 2011, Howard Goldman was profiled by CityLand. Read the profile here.
In April 2011, Howard Goldman commented in CityLand on the steps that the City is taking to make the Zoning Resolution more accessible to the public. Read the commentary here.
In March 2010, Howard Goldman and Caroline Harris commented in CityLand on the role that zoning plays in meeting the challenge of population growth. Read the commentary here.
Howard Goldman named one of The Best Lawyers in America for 2011.
Howard Goldman included in New York Magazine's 2010 Top Attorneys: New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
Howard Goldman included in New York Super Lawyers' 2010 Top Attorneys: New York Metro Area.
Howard Goldman included in Corporate Counsel 2010 Top Lawyers: Annual Guide to Land Use and Zoning Law.
Howard Goldman included in Corporate Counsel's 2010Top Lawyers: Annual Guide to Land Use and Zoning Law
Caroline Harris included in New York Super Lawyers' 2010 Top Attorneys: New York Metro Area
In December 2009, Howard Goldman and Caroline Harris joined forces to create GoldmanHarris LLC. Read the press release here.
In August 2009, Caroline Harris authored an article titled "Renewable Communities" featured in Urban Land (with Susan Fine). Read the article here.
In July 2009, Caroline Harris's role in promoting green roofs was discussed in an article titled "A Policy Pioneer," featured in the Living Architecture Monitor. Read the article here.
In July 2009, Caroline Harris was a contributing author in a report titled “Adaptation: Opportunities for Fostering Progress Through Law and Regulation," by the New York City Panel on Climate Change.
In April 2009, Howard Goldman commented in CityLand on the Department of Buildings' new zoning development challenge process. Read the commentary here.
In February 2009, Howard Goldman commented in CityLand on zoning map amendments and vested rights. Read the commentary here.
In December 2008, Howard Goldman authored a CLE update in CityLand with regard to zoning and development analysis. Read the update here.
In December 2008, Howard Goldman and Caroline Harris authored in the New York Law Journal an article about how developers can take advantage of discretionary land use approvals in a down market. Read the article here.
In October 2008, Caroline Harris authored an article titled "Green Zoning" that was featured in the Sallan Foundation's Newsletter. Read the article here.
In August 2008, Caroline Harris was quoted in "Rooftop Gardens Could Bloom with Tax Breaks," Crain's (August 16, 2008)."
In March 2007, Caroline Harris authored an article titled "The Basics of Development Rights Deals," New York Real Estate Law Reporter (March 2007).
In March 2007, Caroline Harris authored an article in the New York Law Journal titled " Higher and Higher: Acquiring Development Rights Through Zoning Lot Mergers." Read the full article here.
In October 2006, Howard Goldman presented a CLE lecture titled "Due Diligence" for the American Land Title Association.
In August 2005, Howard Goldman authored an article in CityLand on the Inclusionary Housing Program within the New York City Zoning Resolution. Read the article here.
In December 2004, Caroline Harris was quoted in "Not In My Domain," Commercial Property News (December 1, 2004).
In May 2004, Howard Goldman authored an article titled "Don't Beat Up the Board" in the New York Sun (May 7, 2004).
In December 2003, Caroline Harris authored an article titled "The Zen of Cities: Meditative Spaces in Urban Environments", in the AIA Journal of Architecture (December 2003).
In June 2002, Howard Goldman authored an article titled "Report Outlines Prospects for Midtown Development" in the New York Law Journal (June 17, 2002).
In September 2001, Howard Goldman authored an article titled "Fix SEQRA's Negative Effects" in the New York Law Journal (September 24, 2001).
