NY Court Leaders Ask for 10% Judiciary Budget Increase
New York's proposed $3 billion, 2026 judiciary budget asks for a $268 million increase to maintain operations, meet required obligations and continue advances in this year's budget and to improve case processing, address backlogs and continue expansion of access-to-justice programs statewide.2 Federal Judges Rescind Senior Status After Trump Win. Might More Follow?
Currently, seven district and appellate judges have conditioned their retirements on the confirmation of a successor. Those judges have the authority to reverse their decision.JPMorgan, Tesla Call Off $162M Stock Warrant Case
The companies informed the Manhattan federal court on Friday that they were dropping the case with prejudice.Former Cahill Executive Committee Member, Leveraged Finance Pioneer Dies at 67
Daniel Zubkoff helped Cahill rise to prominence in capital markets and banking and finance practices.The Corporate Transparency Act: One Year Later With Deadline Looming
Ben Thompson provides a general overview of the CTA and what has occurred as the one-year anniversary—and Jan. 1, 2025 deadline for compliance approaches, covering some of the reporting requirements and exemptions, as well as a reminder of the penalties for non-compliance.Kirkland Hires Real Estate Finance Partners in New York
Kirkland & Ellis has announced the addition of two real estate partners in New York—one from Schulte Roth & Zabel and the other from Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson.Ninth Circuit Rules on Inherent Authority and FRCP 37(e)
The authors write "In this space nine years ago, nearly to the day, we analyzed the newly-enacted amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure relating to e-discovery. These amendments included a new Rule 37(e), designed to govern the imposition of sanctions by a court when a party has failed to preserve electronically stored information (“ESI”), thus resolving a circuit split on the degree of culpability required for certain sanctions."Trending Stories
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