By Tom McParland | November 19, 2019
The six-count indictment, unsealed late Tuesday, accused Stuart Finkelstein of filing more than 300 lawsuits in Manhattan and South Florida on behalf of two clients, without their permission.
By Dan M. Clark | November 19, 2019
A handful of judges on the New York Court of Appeals appeared skeptical that the attorney, John Ciafone, could escape the fines by showing that he indirectly owned the buildings.
By Charles Toutant | November 19, 2019
The court's action is "entirely unheard of and extraordinary," Mark Morris of Clark Law Firm wrote in the letter, which urged the judge to deny the request.
By Tom McParland | November 19, 2019
Guards Tova Noel and Michael Thomas were accused in a 20-page indictment of preparing records to make it appear as though they were conducting mandatory counts of prisoners in the special housing unit of Manhattan's Metropolitan Correctional Center, when in fact they had not, according to the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York.
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Brooke Ehrlich | November 18, 2019
As you order your oversized turkey and browse Pinterest for fall-themed tablescapes, don't forget that your employees may also require some extra attention this time of year.
By Frank Ready | November 18, 2019
With the CCPA touching down in under two months, organizations may be running out of time to successfully update their cloud provider deals or other agreements to avoid running afoul of the stringent privacy regulation.
By Victoria Hudgins | November 15, 2019
Employees' collaboration and communication app usage is outpacing the ability of companies to implement policies. But the not-so-new art of text messaging still has a lot of companies concerned and uninformed, according to a new survey.
By Thomas Phillips | November 15, 2019
Political operative Roger Stone cusses like a sailor on email. What his defense attorney said, at trial, about Stone's flowery language is one of the…
The Legal Intelligencer | News
By Max Mitchell | November 14, 2019
The Third Circuit has limited the immunity afforded public and state-related universities such as Rutgers and Penn State, allowing room for the litigation to move forward, said the attorney who filed the class action.
By Renee Griffin | November 14, 2019
Law school may be better at teaching us to talk like lawyers than it is at the loftier, near-mythical aspiration of teaching us to think like lawyers.
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