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Second Circuit Rules That Law Enforcement Records Be Made Public: Attempt To Protect Records From Disclosure by Unions Denied

It is a very important ruling because it paves the way for almost full disclosure of law enforcement disciplinary records, which for decades were shielded from public disclosure under Section 50-a of the New York Civil Rights Law, which was enacted to protect those records from being made public.

By Joey Aron

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November 25, 2020 | New York Law Journal

'Bostock v. Clayton County' and Its Perhaps Unintended Consequences

A host of situations in which an employer discriminates against one employee for traits, attributes, actions, or other characteristics that it allows in other employees would be deemed to be unlawful discrimination that until now was permissible.

By Joey Aron

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July 14, 2020 | New York Law Journal

Landmark Decision in Freedom of Information Law Case

The Appellate Court rejected the proverbial "needle in the haystack" excuse, where the FOIL records sought are clearly defined.

By Joey Aron

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