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NY State Courts End 'Nonessential' Services in Coronavirus Response
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he had asked Chief Judge Janet DiFiore to come up with a plan.Paul Weiss' Brad Karp: We Need Obama, Bush and Clinton to Beat the Coronavirus
Paul Weiss chair Brad Karp says "The health, safety and welfare of America's citizens would benefit from the wisdom, courage and experience" of the past presidents.SCOTUS Has Changed Settled Law on Stays
What we need from our courts—high and low—is a commitment not just to calling balls and strikes but the courage to embrace and vindicate our highest principles.Bar Application Shouldn't Inquire Into Mental Health
The current question of New Jersey's bar application form is similar to the question that New York has now discarded. We respectfully urge our Supreme Court to join in this movement.Chief Justice Declares Statewide Judicial Emergency
Statewide action comes a day after local chief judges declared emergencies in their circuits.View more book results for the query "*"
'All Hands on Deck' for Labor and Employment Firms Facing Flood of Employer Questions
Lawyers at Jackson Lewis, Fisher & Phillips and Littler Mendelson are fielding client coronavirus questions on a 24-hour basis and triaging them based on their urgency.What to Do While the Fate of AB 51—and Arbitration Agreements—Remains in Litigation Limbo
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California deftly articulated employers' dilemma: "continue to utilize arbitration agreements and risk criminal and civil sanctions or avoid arbitration agreements for fear of non-compliance with a statute that is likely preempted" under the supremacy clause of the U.S. Constitution.'More Detailed Findings' Needed on $600K Fee Award to NJ Firms in Estate Case
The appeals challenged a combined award of roughly $614,000 to Connell Foley, Borteck & Czapek and Greenbaum Rowe Smith & Davis.Citing Coronavirus, Advocacy Groups Call for Release of Aging and Medically Vulnerable Inmates
Josie Duffy Rice, a lawyer and president of the criminal justice-focused publication The Appeal, said suspending visits is a flawed plan.Citing Coronavirus, Advocates Call for Release of Aging and Medically Vulnerable Inmates
Josie Duffy Rice, a lawyer and president of the criminal justice-focused publication The Appeal, said suspending visits is a flawed plan.Trending Stories
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