By Oded Oren | January 4, 2025
The New York state court system can lead the way in demonstrating how transparency and accountability can rebuild public confidence, writes Oded Oren, founder of court watchdog organization Scrutinize.
By ALM Staff | January 3, 2025
The market appears to be expecting less regulation across the banking, crypto and technology sectors—all which could increase deal activity in this space, one partner says.
By Henry M. Greenberg | December 30, 2024
The qualities that made Carter a singular figure in American life were on full display two years before becoming president, when he delivered a Law Day speech at the University of Georgia School of Law on May 4, 1974. Carter considered it the best speech he ever gave, and it helped make him president, former New York State Bar Association President Hank Greenberg writes.
By Lawrence Hsieh | December 23, 2024
Lawrence Hsieh offers his thoughts on replacing the current paper driver requirements with a tech-based "contactless" system which he believes would protect both motorists and law enforcement personnel.
By P. Kevin Castel | December 20, 2024
The following is an excerpt from remarks recently delivered by P. Kevin Castel at the Federal Bar Council offering his advice to practicing lawyers on planning the second, third or fourth acts of their careers.
By David Lenefsky | December 19, 2024
Attorney and art historian David Lenefsky discusses the history of the American artists, Benjamin West and John Singleton Copley, writing “Never again would two American painters anywhere outside the U.S. play such an important role in art history.”
By Joseph Burns | December 18, 2024
Joseph Burns, an election law partner at Holtzman Vogel, offers his views on the new NYS public campaign finance program and why it doesn’t work.
By Elliott B. Jacobson | December 16, 2024
If President Biden pardoned his clearly guilty son because, as he suggested, Hunter got a raw deal from prosecutors, then he ought to pardon a whole slew of innocent folks who are about to get a raw deal from the incoming administration.
By Kate E. DiGeronimo and Barry R. Temkin | December 16, 2024
Law firms hiring lateral lawyers should be careful that they are not conflicting themselves out in the process. This is because a lateral lawyer’s conflicts are imputed to the new firm under the Rules of Professional Conduct, two Mound Cotton Wollan & Greengrass partners write.
By Eric Dinnocenzo | December 16, 2024
In a recent split decision by the New York Court of Appeals in an insurance litigation case, the majority declined to extend a statute of limitation because, in its view, the insured’s complaint did not contain enough specific information about why the repairs were not completed within two years.
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