By Anthony Michael Sabino | March 5, 2021
Whether or not working from home is here to stay, the simple truth is that the phenomenon has disrupted longstanding norms of how Americans pay state income taxes.
By Nativ Winiarsky | March 5, 2021
The cases and language of 'Regina' make it rather clear that where an overcharge complaint was filed prior to the HSTPA, a court should only apply a pre-HSTPA analysis.
By Ilya E. Lerma | March 5, 2021
How can a practitioner properly select, prepare and strategically deploy a witness so that they are most effective?
By Alan R. Feigenbaum | March 5, 2021
Under law, the non-monied spouse is presumptively entitled to an award of interim counsel fees to be on equal footing with the monied spouse when seeking, inter alia, his or her equitable share of the marital estate. Does the judicial power to fashion an equitable distribution award after trial that potentially hamstrings the non-monied spouse for receiving that very award before trial create a Catch-22 for the non-monied spouse? The answer is not cut and dried.
By Elizabeth McGinn, Amanda Lawrence, Sasha Leonhardt and Magda Gathani | February 26, 2021
This article outlines new rules that companies of all stripes will need to follow in the coming years in New York; discusses some of the privacy bills that may become law in 2021; and describes steps that companies can take now to respond to—and prepare for—these changes.
By Peter A. Halprin, Mikaela Whitman and Nicolas A. Pappas | February 26, 2021
Two recent cases highlight issues that every New York business should consider in evaluating coverage under crime policies for cyber crime and cyber risks.
By Michael R. Graif and Cynthia J. Larose | February 26, 2021
While a hack like SolarWinds was in some respects inevitable, it highlighted the role of third parties as a weak link in the cybersecurity chain, and focused attention on laws like the SHIELD Act and what diligence activities businesses can and should take when selecting third-party service providers.
By Cort Malone, Marc Schein, Robert Chesler and James Goodridge | February 26, 2021
As companies reeled from BIPA liability, they turned to their insurance for redress, only to be met by a solid wall of coverage denials. But insurance coverage for BIPA liability may exist under several different types of policies: general liability; directors' and officers'; employment practices; and cyber.
By Linda V. Priebe and David Jacoby | February 26, 2021
This is a whole new world of cybersecurity compliance accountability for U.S. government contractors.
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By Angela Turturro | February 22, 2021
In this Special Report: "Getting Into the Weeds of Marijuana Legalization: A Guide for Employers," "Don't Throw Caution to the Winds: Discrimination and Harassment in the Age of Teleworking," "Labor and Employment Due Diligence for Transactions" and "Pandemic Spotlights Inequity in New York's Tipping Regulations."
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