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Since a New York lawyer became the second person diagnosed with COVID-19 in the state, law firms, schools and the courts have been taking action to protect attorneys, staff, students and visitors. Here is our coverage of the impact of the pandemic on the legal community in the state, made available for free.

More than 4,000 lawyers are attending the New York State Bar Association’s annual meeting this week in Manhattan.

We celebrate lawyers at all stages of their careers: Whether their biographies are just beginning to be written, they're already at the pinnacle of their careers, or they've amassed decades of accomplishments—but none of our honorees are ready to rest on their laurels.

More than 200 New York bar associations are competing for a shrinking pool of potential members, and experts predict that if they don’t evolve, they will not be around long term.