New York Law Journal | Letter to the Editor
By Peter E. Bronstein and Eric A. Buckley | February 14, 2023
A look at the effect AI will have on the practice of law—something the writers feel has been largely ignored in what has been written about the newer forms of AI such as ChatGPT.
The Legal Intelligencer | Letter to the Editor
By Nicole D. Galli and Michelle Browning Coughlin | February 9, 2023
A better approach, in our view, would have been to write this headline and column without gender-assuming language, and instead speak about the needs of all parents and caregivers, whether caregiving for young children, elderly relatives, or any other individuals who might need support and assistance.
New York Law Journal | Letter to the Editor
By Alan M. Dershowitz | February 7, 2023
This case is different from other leak cases in that the leaker was not disclosing any governmental misconduct.
Connecticut Law Tribune | Letter to the Editor
By Bruce Matzkin | February 6, 2023
An abusive assistant chief disciplinary counsel is prosecuting me for a supposed violation.
Connecticut Law Tribune | Letter to the Editor
By Douglas Lavine and Amy Lin Meyerson | February 2, 2023
The council supports a review of hate crimes statutes, as well as further development and implementation of educational anti-bias and diversity and inclusion programs and updating police policies on hate crimes.
Daily Business Review | Commentary|Letter to the Editor
By Stuart N. Ratzan, Sean M. Cleary and Joel S. Perwin | February 1, 2023
Unfortunately for Artiles' family, the Third District Court of Appeal overturned the verdict. While we respect the district court's authority, we contend that the jury rendered a fair and just verdict.
New Jersey Law Journal | Letter to the Editor
By Andrea C. Mackaronis | February 1, 2023
Collaborative practice is a valuable arrow in the quiver of Alternative/Complementary Dispute Resolution.
New York Law Journal | Commentary|Letter to the Editor
By Joanne M. Winslow, Karen Lupuloff and Matthew J. Skinner | January 27, 2023
Perhaps there is a debate to be had about formalizing the process for naming courtrooms and courthouses. That debate, however, could also proceed in a much more respectful and professional fashion, without resorting to unfounded ad hominem attacks on a highly regarded, deceased jurist.
New York Law Journal | Letter to the Editor
By Lewis Rosenberg | January 24, 2023
The report by the marshal for the United States Supreme Court disclosed the investigation—with questioning of about 100 employees—failed to answer the question 'who done it?'. Pointedly none of the justices nor their spouses were reported as having been questioned.
New York Law Journal | Commentary|Letter to the Editor
By Vincent Chang and Adrienne Koch | January 17, 2023
LaSalle merely concurred in and not author most of the decisions that his critics have cited. And none of those cited decisions can fairly be depicted as "conservative," much less legally erroneous.
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