Natalie Shkolnik
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Courts Remain Hesitant to Regulate the Use of Generative AI in LitigationWhile AI technology advances at breathtaking pace, the legal system—not exactly known as an early adopter of new technology—has continued to move slowly and cautiously in response, awaiting new developments rather than trying to anticipate them.
By Natalie Shkolnik and Michael Van Riper
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CPLR Saves Action Filed Within Six Months of Appeal Dismissal in Prior ActionNatalie Shkolnik and Julie Cilia of Wilk Auslander analyze 'Malay v. City of Syracuse', in which the Court of Appeals held that CPLR 205(a)'s six-month tolling period begins to run when a nondiscretionary appeal is dismissed, not when the order appealed from is entered.
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