The New York Court of Appeals courthouse, Albany. (Courtesy photo)
The New York Court of Appeals, the state’s highest court, handed down a series of significant rulings this year, from one that weighed if an out-of-state gun dealer could be sued in New York, to another that asked if an entire trial should be thrown out over a juror’s text messages.
The high court is set to start the new year in January with a case analyzing how much a group of tenants overpaid when their landlord mistakenly removed their units from rent regulations.
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