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Appeals Granted in NYPD Body Camera Footage Case
A trial judge has given permission to both sides in a dispute over public release of footage from body cameras worn by New York City Police Department officers to appeal questions about the case to the Appellate Division.Abdus-Salaam's Death Is Loss for Commercial Bar, Lawyers Say
For someone who never practiced commercial law herself, Judge Shiela Abdus-Salaam showed unusual adeptness at handling business cases throughout her career on the bench and her death is a loss to the commercial bar in New York, practitioners said.Ciber, Med Dev Bankruptcies Leave Trail of Big Law Creditors
The bankruptcy filings this week of global IT consultancy Ciber Inc. and a pair of medical device makers have left several big firms holding the bag. Ciber owes thousands in unpaid legal fees to Polinselli, while Duane Morris, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and two California firms are listed as unsecured creditors another Chapter 11 case.3640. PEOPLE, res, v. TRINAE ROMAINE, def-ap — Seymour W. James, Jr., The Legal Aid Society, New York (Svetlana M. Kornfeind of counsel), and Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP, New York
Steady Growth Name of the Game for Paul Hastings
The firm, in the midst of a major revamp of its office space around the country, saw a continued increase in all major financial metrics in 2016.Appeals Court Set to Eye Uber's Drive to Steer Price-Fixing Dispute to Arbitration
Whether users of Uber's ride-hailing app have proper notice that they are waiving their right to a jury trial when they register and later decide to sue the company's service will be a central issue in oral arguments before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on Friday.Dentons Enters Tbilisi as DLA Piper's Europe Exits Continue
DLA Piper is pulling out of the former Soviet republic of Georgia, with rival global legal giant Dentons poised to take on all of the firm's 11 lawyers in Tbilisi.Mandatory Arbitration Limits Access, Experts Warn
An all-star panel of arbitrators and attorneys this week warned that the growing use of mandatory arbitration in consumer and employee contracts is restricting public access to the courts.Cite as: USA v. Natal, 15-94, NYLJ 1202780068920, at *1 (2d Cir., Decided February 23, 2017) CASENAME United States of America, Appellee v. Hector Natal a/k/a Boom
Short Circuits: 3 Areas Where Tech Law Is Falling Behind
From fighting cyberespionage to protecting corporate clients' privacy, outdated laws may be hindering corporations.State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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