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New York City Relaxing Environmental Review Rules for Housing Construction
Faced with a severe housing shortage, NYC is exempting the construction of much new housing from the environmental review processes and taking many other steps to encourage such construction throughout the city. Several of these moves will also help the transition away from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
We Say 'YES' to the 'City of Yes' for Economic Opportunity
The authors discuss New York's "City of Yes" zoning amendments pertaining to carbon neutrality.
What's on Your Mind? How Juror Questions Alter Texas Civil Trials
"Big picture, juror questions can help the jury feel a sense of ownership over the trial and lead to higher levels of engagement and understanding," according to Daniella Main and Mia Falzarano of Alston & Bird.
AI Won't Replace Attorneys—But Tech-Savvy Lawyers Might
As an attorney who specializes in AI, one lawyer counsels her clients on how to marry technology with their normal business functions.
Judges Are Relying on Lawyers to Call Out Deep Fakes
"At the show cause hearing the attorney's paralegal allegedly fell on the sword as it was confirmed none of the cases existed," said Broward Chief Circuit Judge Jack Tuter.
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Why Sharing Herstory With Children Is Inspiring for the Next Generation
This year, take this opportunity to have conversations with your children about the importance of Women's History Month. Introducing children to the stories of remarkable women can inspire them to dream big and believe in themselves.
New Risk for Weary CISOs: Becoming the Scapegoat After Cybercriminals Strike
Sometimes, top executives refuse to fund a security fix, but "somehow it's the CISO who ends up taking the blame," said Larry Whiteside, chief information security officer of RegScale.
Of Predictive Analytics and Robots: A First-Year Federal Judge's Thoughts on AI
U.S. District Judge Wesley Hsu says that judges' information online should be fair game for those putting together predictive analytics. Then again, as someone who previously spent more than a decade prosecuting cybercrime, he has a tiny digital fingerprint.
Of Predictive Analytics and Robots: A First-Year Federal Judge's Thoughts on AI
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