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'Regina'—The Landmark Ruling, One Year Later
More than a year has passed since the Court of Appeals' ruling in Regina Metro. Co. v. NYSDHCR and the First Department has since issued various decisions interpreting the scope of the decision. In their Rent Stabilization column, Warren Estis and Jeffrey Turkel discuss two lines of cases, both relating to the issue of fraud as it impacts the four-year look-back rule.
Embattled Florida Attorney Could Be Disbarred Following Referee's Report
Now, it will be up to the Florida Supreme Court to either adopt or vacate the findings in the referee's report.
No Coverage for Worker Injured While Turning in Time Card
The court found that the temporary worker's elbow injury and subsequent surgery were not covered by workers' compensation.
5 Ways Legal Departments Are Evolving Their Thinking About Technology
The COVID-19 pandemic may have pushed some legal departments to expand their internal efforts with regards to technology and innovation. This includes building a more comprehensive understanding of the latest products to hit the market as well as prioritizing solutions that can easily integrate with the tools leveraged by other departments.
Law.com Radar: What's Happening in New Jersey Litigation?
Consumer class action, racketeering and breach-of-contract cases are among the recent notable matters flagged this past week in New Jersey federal court, according to Law.com Radar.
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New York Attorney Discipline: Practice and Procedure 2024
Authors: Hal R. Lieberman, J. Richard Supple, Jr., Harvey Prager
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How to Adapt and Lead in a New Corporate Culture
"Going in eyes wide open is super important. It's understanding what you're getting yourself into and then building relationships, and gaining the trust of people as quickly as possible," says Jose Ramon Gonzalez, chief legal officer with Equitable Holdings Inc.
How to Adapt and Lead in a New Corporate Culture
"Going in eyes wide open is super important. It's understanding what you're getting yourself into and then building relationships, and gaining the trust of people as quickly as possible," says Jose Ramon Gonzalez, chief legal officer with Equitable Holdings Inc.
Governor's Executive Order Halts Businesses From Requiring Vaccine Passports
With the state shifting into a new phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, Florida businesses may be interested in requiring customers to provide proof of vaccination prior to providing customers services or allowing customers to enter the business. Doing so, however, may prove difficult because of state and federal law.TRENDING STORIES
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