In the News
The Summer 2016 Edition of the Legal Pad Is Now Available
The Legal Pad, the newsletter of Pusatier, Sherman, Abbott & Sugarman, LLP, is published and mailed to clients and former clients regularily. Now the public can view the most recent edition online. If you would like to be included in future mailings, please contact us.
Anatomy of a Divorce Mediation
Steven R. Sugarman is the immediate past chair of the Bar Association's ADR Committee. The following fictitious divorce mediate is intended to inform readers about this ADR process. Read More »
2016 “Best Law Firms” Rankings
Pusatier, Sherman, Abbott & Sugarman, LLP was named in the 2016 edition of US News Best Lawyers in America in the Mediation practice area, and Steven Sugarman 2016 Lawyer of the Year for Buffalo for Mediation.
Recent Blog Posts
The Buffalo News reaches out to Steven Sugarman for Advice on Dealing with Disappointment and Managing Conflict Now that the 2016 Presidential Election is Over
Tuesday, November 8th, 2016
Attorney and mediator Steven Sugarman provides his advice about how to deal with contrary opinions during a divisive election in "Tips on surviving Tuesday's election, from an etiquette expert, a divorce mediator, a boxing referee".
PSAS Attorneys Volunteer at Elmwood Festival of the Arts
Wednesday, September 7th, 2016
Pusatier, Sherman, Abbott & Sugarman, LLP partner Richard Abbott, Esq. and associate Audrey Rose Herman, Esq. volunteered for the recent Elmwood Village Festival of the Arts, a local non-for-profit.
Steven Sugarman Coaches University at Buffalo Law School Students To Great Success in International Competition
Wednesday, September 7th, 2016
The University at Buffalo School of Law’s CJ Cook and Joe Lavoie took second place at the Consensual Dispute Resolution Competition in Vienna, Austria. They were coached by professor and professional mediator Steven R. Sugarman, Esq. They credit their success to their ADR classes at UB, their training with Professor Sugarman, and the intensive workshop at the competition.
