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  • SEC Punishes Shkreli With Stock Trading Sanctions

    Andrew Denney |April 23, 2018

    The SEC has hit former pharmaceutical executive and convicted stock fraudster Martin Shkreli with a sanction barring him from associating with brokers and ratings agencies.

  • New York's Elite Law Firms Still Lead the Pack on Profits, Revenue

    Christine Simmons |April 23, 2018

    Even if fewer of them achieved double-digit profit growth last year, the group is still the envy of the industry, according to reporting for The American Lawyer’s upcoming Am Law 100 rankings.

  • 2nd Circuit Tells Trump Administration to Ease Off Brake in Implementing New Fuel Standard Penalties

    Colby Hamilton |April 23, 2018

    In an order Monday, an appellate panel vacated the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's rolled-back penalties for automakers who violated fuel efficiency standards.

  • News

    From Nigeria to Brazil to Canada: Access to Justice Tech on the International Stage

    Rhys Dipshan | April 24, 2018

    The array of access to justice solutions presented at the Global Legal Hackathon’s final round highlighted how such tech is taking hold around the world.

  • Tuesday Newspaper

    New York Law Journal| April 24, 2018

    Click on the selected day/section to open the New York Law Journal in PDF format.

  • News

    Oscar-Winning Documentarian Denied Video From Theranos Depositions in Del.

    Tom McParland | April 23, 2018

    A Delaware Court of Chancery vice chancellor on Monday denied Academy Award-winning director Alex Gibney access to discovery materials from two investor lawsuits filed against Theranos and its directors, as he prepares a feature-length documentary about the embattled blood-testing company.

  • News

    With Chadbourne Suit Behind Her, Kerrie Campbell Continues Gender Equity Struggle

    Scott Flaherty | April 23, 2018

    Ex-Chadbourne & Parke partner Kerrie Campbell may have settled her gender bias case against the firm. But she's still fighting.

  • In Brief

    Ex-Purchasing Director for Staten Island DA Pleads Guilty to Theft of Govt. Funds

    Andrew Denney | April 23, 2018

    A former procurement director for the Staten Island District Attorney’s Office has pleaded guilty to running a 10-year scheme in which he racked up more than $440,000 on the DA’s credit cards through purchasing personal items and transferring funds to his own bank account.

  • News

    Judge Sets Stage for Falun Gong's Religious Bias Case Against 'Anti-Cult' Group

    Andrew Denney | April 23, 2018

    A Queens-based group devoted to the Falun Gong movement—which has been labeled as a cult by the Chinese government—should be defined as a religious institution for the purposes of a lawsuit against a self-styled anti-cult group that it said has allegedly assaulted its members, a federal judge found.

  • News

    Fourth Circuit Rejects Appeal of Decision Nixing Table-Saw Antitrust Claims

    Michael Riccardi | April 23, 2018

    The Fourth Circuit held that Oregon-based saw-maker SawStop's allegations that the companies had colluded to boycott its patented injury-prevention technology were barred by the four-year statute of limitations for antitrust claims.

  • News

    McIver Defense Promises to Appeal Jury's Guilty Verdict for Murder

    R. Robin McDonald | April 23, 2018

    The jury also convicted McIver of aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and influencing a witness.

  • News

    Departed Clinton County Justice Agrees to Bench Ban

    Colby Hamilton | April 23, 2018

    Kenneth Lafave resigned in March over claims he behaved inappropriately from the bench during a 2016 eviction case.

  • News

    Judge Keeps $125M Provigil Settlement Intact, Denying Claim Document Wasn't Final

    Max Mitchell | April 23, 2018

    A federal judge has rejected an insurance provider's attempts to invalidate a $125 million settlement that the company, and several others, entered into with the makers of the sleep-disorder drug Provigil.

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  • Analysis

    Hiring Practices Draw Antitrust Scrutiny

    Elai Katz| April 23, 2018

    Antitrust columnist Elain Katz writes: Federal enforcers have left no doubt that restraints on competition for employees may constitute serious antitrust violations.

  • Analysis

    Rants, Posts, and the True Threats Doctrine

    Peter A. Crusco| April 23, 2018

    Cyber Crime columnist Peter A. Crusco discusses recent cases addressing some of the more frequently raised issues concerning the parameters of the true threats doctrine.

  • Event

    Privacy Rights, Law Accessibility Win Big at Global Legal Hackathon Finale

    Rhys Dipshan | April 23, 2018

    The winning teams at the hackathon event focused on promoting user privacy and making the law more understandable to the everyday consumer.

  • Analysis

    New Partners

    Angela Turturro | April 23, 2018

    In this Special Report: "New York Partner Promotions Up 27 Percent at Top Firms," "The Unique Place for Midsize Firms in Today’s Legal Market," "It's the Money, Stupid!" and "Impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on Law Firms."

  • News

    Judge Merrilee Ehrlich Planned to Retire, But a Controversial Video Forced Her Out Sooner

    Samantha Joseph | April 23, 2018

    "That was not just a little off," Broward Public Defender Howard Finkelstein said. "That was mean, it was abusive, it was cruel, and it was gratuitous.”

  • News

    No Standing for Monkey to Bring Selfie Copyright Suit

    Scott Graham | April 23, 2018

    Ninth Circuit Judges Carlos Bea and N. Randy Smith said an en banc panel of the court ought to reconsider whether animals ever have standing to bring claims.

  • Photo

    Brenda Berkman Art Exhibit

    David Handschuh | April 23, 2018

    Brenda Berkman, a lawyer, FDNY captain and artist, whose 1982 lawsuit resulted in the hiring of the first female firefighters by the FDNY, has an exhibit at the Charles P. Sifton Gallery at the U.S. District Court on Cadman Plaza in Brooklyn.

  • News

    Hogan Lovells Snags Restructuring Leader From Jones Day

    Lizzy McLellan | April 23, 2018

    Richard Wynne, Bennett Spiegel and Erin Brady joined Hogan Lovells on Monday, each bringing with them a book of well known clients.

  • Monday Newspaper

    New York Law Journal| April 23, 2018

    Click on the selected day/section to open the New York Law Journal in PDF format.

  • News

    Columbia Law Review Has First Black Male Editor-in-Chief in 117-Year History

    Susan DeSantis | April 22, 2018

    "This is a pipeline into the elite parts of the profession and if we want to see more diversity in the most elite parts of the profession it really starts with law review," said Adriane Peralta who studied diversity at top 15 law reviews.

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    New Book Digs Into Richard Nixon’s Time in Big Law

    Meghan Tribe | April 20, 2018

    “Nixon in New York: How Wall Street Helped Richard Nixon Win the White House” explores how a five-year stint at Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander became a launching pad to the presidency.

  • News

    Exxon Mobil Appeals Dismissal of Bid to Derail State AGs' Climate Change Actions

    Colby Hamilton | April 20, 2018

    The energy company, facing probes into whether it deceived shareholders and the public over climate change, saw its suit against the attorneys general tossed in late March.

  • Commentary

    Trial by Jury: An American Expert Tells Us What We’re Losing

    Valerie P. Hans| April 20, 2018

    If you follow high-profile trials, you might be surprised to learn that the jury system is in serious decline in America. That’s a big problem.

  • News

    Wells Fargo Turned to Sullivan & Cromwell Ahead of $1B Consumer Settlement

    C. Ryan Barber | April 20, 2018

    “We always try to play absolutely straight with the regulators,” H. Rodgin Cohen, Sullivan & Cromwell's senior chairman and a lawyer for Wells Fargo, told The American Lawyer last year.

  • News

    Kushner Cos. Confirms Federal Subpoenas: 'Nothing to Hide'

    Colby Hamilton | April 20, 2018

    The family real estate company previously run by President Trump's son-in-law is being looked at over reports it filed false housing paperwork in New York City.

  • News

    New York Partner Promotions Up 27 Percent at Top Firms

    Christine Simmons | April 20, 2018

    In another sign of generally robust health among New York's biggest firms, the latest crop of new partners is the largest in years.

  • News

    Widow Can't Block Decision to Release Convicted Cop-Killer, Judge Rules

    Andrew Denney | April 20, 2018

    An Albany judge has ruled that the widow of one of two police officers killed in a 1971 ambush in Harlem by members of the Black Liberation Army cannot block the state parole board’s decision to release Herman Bell, one of the men convicted in the murders.

  • It’s the Money, Stupid!

    James Meadows| April 20, 2018

    Why the new breed of law firms is moving from point- to math-based compensation models.

  • Impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on Law Firms

    Joe Bublé and Sidney Kess| April 20, 2018

    The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (P.L. 115-97) is transformative legislation that dramatically changes the tax landscape for individuals and businesses for years to come. It has an impact on the income tax that attorneys will pay and it also affects the work that firms will be asked to do.

  • Allen & Overy Promotes Brian Jebb and Simon Clark to Partner

    Patricia Kane | April 20, 2018

    And other announcements of recent hirings and promotions of New York attorneys.

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  • Analysis

    Charitable Deduction and Other Indexed Tax Adjustments for 2018

    Conrad Teitell| April 20, 2018

    In his Estate Planning and Philanthropy column, Conrad Teitell writes: Not exciting—but important to know: Each year IRS adjusts charitable gift premium rules, tax tables, personal exemptions, standard deductions and other tax provisions. Here are the key charitable figures for 2018 from Rev. Proc. 2017-58, 2017-45 IRB 489 (Nov. 6, 2017) and Rev. Proc. 2018-18, 2018-10 IRB 392 (March 5, 2018).

  • Podcast

    Paul Weiss Chairman Pipes Up About the #MeToo Movement

    Leigh Jones | Vanessa Blum | April 20, 2018

    The Careerist's Vivia Chen talks with Brad Karp about the power imbalance in law firms and how to change it.

  • Commentary

    O.W. Holmes Jr. and #MeToo

    Daniel J. Kornstein| April 20, 2018

    Holmes should be a hero, as yet unsung, of the #MeToo movement. He is sensitive and aware of the embarrassment and shame felt by a victim of sexual assault. He provides new support for any victim criticized for not reporting an incident sooner. Holmes’s comments should be cited in any brief on the point.

  • Analysis

    The Impact of New York City’s New Mandatory Construction Site Safety Training Requirements Under Local Law 196

    John V. Barbieri and Jennifer R. Loyd| April 20, 2018

    New York City recently enacted new construction safety training legislation that established a program to provide equal access to construction site safety training (SST) for workers, in addition to existing federal, state and local requirements.

  • News

    Law Grad Employment Rate Improves Thanks to Smaller Class

    Karen Sloan | April 20, 2018

    The class of 2017 posted gains in jobs requiring a law degree, but the number of jobs in which a law degree offers an advantage declined significantly.

  • News

    DNC Files Civil Suit Against Trump, Russia Over Election Hacking

    Colby Hamilton | April 20, 2018

    The suit, drawing on the volume of reporting over the issue, seeks to subject Trump campaign officials, as well as Russia, to the civil discovery process.

  • News

    What Does Kirkland's Lateral War Chest Buy? A Lot

    Miriam Rozen | April 20, 2018

    Kirkland & Ellis' latest hire once again shows off the firm's deep purse and lateral allure, broadens its practice strength, and chips away at a gender imbalance in its partnership.

  • Profile

    Litigator of the Week: And Client Number Three Is…

    Colby Hamilton | April 20, 2018

    It was the denouement in the riveting drama that played out over two days before U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood : When Davis Wright Tremaine partner Rob Balin convinced the court to compel Michael Cohen's to reveal his third client.

  • News

    Documents: Feds Hit Wells Fargo for $1B Penalty for Consumer Abuses

    Mike Scarcella | April 20, 2018

    The $1 billion penalty imposed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau marks the largest in the agency's history.

  • Friday Newspaper

    New York Law Journal| April 20, 2018

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  • News

    Trump's Attorney Cohen Drops Defamation Suits Over Steele Dossier

    Colby Hamilton | April 19, 2018

    Days after appearing in federal court over material seized in a federal raid, Cohen's attorney confirmed he's dropping suits in state and federal court against Buzzfeed, which published the dossier, and the political research group that commissioned it, Fusion GPS.

  • News

    Giuliani Joins Trump Legal Team, Takes Leave from Greenberg Traurig

    Christine Simmons | April 19, 2018

    The former New York mayor will serve as a personal lawyer for the president.

  • News

    NY Attorney General Gets Pushback on Cryptocurrency Inquiry

    MP McQueen | April 19, 2018

    After Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s Investor Protection Bureau sent letters and questionnaires this week to 13 cryptocurrency trading platforms seeking information, at least one said it won’t comply, and a financial services regulation lawyer called the attorney general’s action “extraordinary.”

  • News

    Man Cleared in '90 Subway Killing Sues City for Wrongful Conviction

    Colby Hamilton | April 19, 2018

    Johnny Hincapie was freed in 2015 after evidence raised questions over his conviction in the 1990 killing of a tourist on a Manhattan subway platform.

  • News

    NFL Concussion Case Judge Denies Bid to Add New Lead Counsel Post

    Max Mitchell | April 19, 2018

    A federal judge has rejected calls to appoint additional counsel to represent injured players seeking recovery under the NFL's $1 billion concussion settlement.

  • Manhattan's 'Fearless Girl,' Target of Legal Threats by 'Charging Bull' Sculptor, to Get New Home

    Andrew Denney | April 19, 2018

    The Fearless Girl is getting out of the path of the Charging Bull, which may also allow the New York City government and the owner of the Fearless Girl to sidestep a lawsuit.

  • News

    Resident Historian Trying to Get Landmark Status for Nassau County Courthouse

    David Handschuh | April 19, 2018

    "Our courthouse here in Nassau County needs TLC," said Brendan Brosh, a spokesperson for District Attorney Madeline Singas, whose office is in the building.

  • News

    Survey Shows 27 Percent Pay Gap for Top Women Equity Partners

    Miriam Rozen | April 19, 2018

    Even "star" partners pay a big price for their gender, new research by Acritas found.

  • Analysis

    Judicial Approval of Disclosure-Only Class Action Settlements

    Thomas J. Hall| April 19, 2018

    In his Commercial Division Update column, Thomas J. Hall discusses recent Commercial Division decisions applying a new standard for judicial approval of non-monetary class action settlements in New York.

  • Analysis

    Defamation, Search and Seizure, Presumption of Legitimacy and More

    E. Leo Milonas and Andrew C. Smith| April 19, 2018

    In their Appellate Division Review column, E. Leo Milonas and Andrew C. Smith highlight some of the Appellate Division’s closely watched cases—including a number of reversals—from the first quarter of 2018.

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  • News

    Alexander Hamilton Gets Honorary Degree From Albany Law School

    Karen Sloan | April 19, 2018

    The Founding Father never attended a formal law school, but Albany Law School plans to give him an honorary degree next month to recognize his influence in the city and his contributions to the country.

  • Analysis

    'Matter of Reno': A Curious Case of Attorney Discipline Under the 'Fitness' Provision of Rule 8.4(h)

    Ralph A. Catalano| April 19, 2018

    'Matter of Reno' is a rare exception that gives us some insight into how the Appellate Division, Second Department views professional fitness in the context of an attorney’s handling of a transaction with an unrepresented and vulnerable party.

  • News

    A Cambridge Analytica Whistleblower’s Challenge to Social Media Collection

    Ian Lopez | April 19, 2018

    A veteran of data collection for political campaigns and social media, Brittany Kaiser says technologies like smart contracts can help build a framework for personal data as personal property.

  • News

    Mueller's Appellate Specialists Make Debut, Defending Manafort Charges in Trial Court

    C. Ryan Barber | April 19, 2018

    Michael Dreeben and Elizabeth Prelogar, both from the U.S. Solicitor General's Office, teamed up with Adam Jed, another Justice Department appellate specialist, to defend the criminal charges against Paul Manafort at a hearing Thursday in Washington's federal trial court.

  • Ryan Sakacs Joins Kasowitz Benson Torres as Special Counsel

    Patricia Kane | April 19, 2018

    And other announcements of recent hirings and promotions of New York attorneys.

  • News

    The Supreme Court's 'Little Pink House' Case Hits the Silver Screen

    Tony Mauro | April 19, 2018

    The film recounts the 2005 eminent domain case "Kelo v. New London."

  • News

    February Bar Exam Performance Hits Record Low

    Karen Sloan | April 19, 2018

    A decline in the average MBE score from the February 2018 bar exam does not bode well for pass rates, which are beginning to trickle out.

  • Letter to the Editor

    Getting Past the Salacious Hype in the Stormy Daniels case

    Thomas Liotti| April 19, 2018

    Setting aside a contract is no easy matter and while Stormy Daniels and her attorney are getting a lot of press, the bottom line is whether the contract is enforceable.

  • Commentary

    Brave New World of (Robot) Law

    Jenna Greene | April 19, 2018

    If your robot hurts someone, are you liable? Legally speaking, is a robot like a pet? An employee? Should robots have rights? In a new report, the U.S. Chamber Commerce contemplates not-so-distant questions about robot law.

  • Photo

    Association of Law Secretaries Annual Awards

    David Handschuh | April 19, 2018

    The Association of Law Secretaries honored several during their annual spring dinner at Battery Gardens

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  • News

    Reed Smith Launches Tech Program for Select Summer Associates

    Dan Packel | April 19, 2018

    In a new twist on law firms' race to innovate, five summer associates in the United States and the U.K. will take on projects aimed at applying technology to legal services.

  • News

    Latham Opens Nominations to Replace Ousted Leader Voge

    Anna Ward | April 19, 2018

    Almost a month after the shocking exit of former global chair and managing partner William Voge, Latham & Watkins has started a succession process to replace him.

  • Thursday Newspaper

    New York Law Journal| April 19, 2018

    Click on the selected day/section to open the New York Law Journal in PDF format.

  • News

    Jury Finds 'Killer Nanny' Guilty in 2012 Slayings of 2 Children, Rejects Insanity Defense

    Andrew Denney | April 18, 2018

    The nanny whose attorneys said she committed the grisly slayings of two children while they were in her care at their family's home because the devil told her to do it was found guilty of murder on Wednesday.

  • News

    Southwest Airlines Passengers Looking to Lawyer Up After Emergency Landing

    Samantha Joseph | April 18, 2018

    Less than 24 hours after a Dallas-bound Southwest Airlines jet made an emergency landing in Philadelphia Tuesday, attorney Ladd Sanger had already fielded two calls from passengers.

  • News

    In Latest Lateral Hire, Latham Lands a New Real Estate Leader

    Brian Baxter | April 18, 2018

    Two months after leaving Jones Day, Michael Haas has joined Latham & Watkins in New York as co-head of the firm’s global real estate practice.

  • News

    Federal Judiciary Updates Congress on Workplace Misconduct Review

    Mike Scarcella | April 18, 2018

    “What we’ve been hearing—and what’s supported by all the studies we’ve examined up to this point—employees need and want a less formalistic process," James Duff, director of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, told members of Congress on Wednesday.

  • News

    Aiming to Trump Trump Pardons, Schneiderman Seeks Closure of State Double Jeopardy 'Loophole'

    Colby Hamilton | April 18, 2018

    The attorney general said that state law prevents, absent a court-provided exception, the prosecution of certain crimes already brought along to the point of a plea or a grand jury's swearing in.

  • News

    Plaintiffs Bar Looks to Cash In on #MeToo

    Meghan Tribe | April 18, 2018

    In an effort to capture legal work emanating from the #MeToo movement, plaintiffs firms across the country are registering website domain names and funding television commercials in their quest for big paydays.

  • News

    Katten, on Hiring Spree, Adds IP Litigator From Alston & Bird

    Christine Simmons | April 18, 2018

    Other Alston & Bird lawyers may join Deepro Mukerjee in his move to Katten Muchin Rosenman, which has already hired about 30 lateral partners firmwide this year.

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  • News

    Ex-Prosecutors, Magistrate Judges Make Lists of Potential Cohen Special Master Candidates

    Colby Hamilton | April 18, 2018

    Cohen's attorneys presented Judge Kimba Wood with a list of four names, all former prosecutors in private practice, while prosecutors with the Manhattan U.S. attorney's office sent over three of their own, all former magistrate judges from the Southern District of New York.

  • News

    Proposed Student Loan Cap Could Devastate Law Schools

    Karen Sloan | April 18, 2018

    Experts worry that provisions within the pending reauthorization of the Higher Education Act will exacerbate legal education's diversity challenges and put a J.D. out of reach of low-income students.

  • Analysis

    Recent Developments Regarding Contributions to Capital

    Elliot Pisem and David E. Kahen| April 18, 2018

    In their Taxation column, Elliot Pisem and David E. Kahen: The change made by the TCJA to §118 has obviously narrowed the scope of the exclusion from income for non-shareholder capital contributions to corporations. Uniquest, and the statement in the TCJA Conference Report underscoring that §118 is applicable solely to corporations, may cause the courts to be even more reluctant to seriously consider any argument for an exclusion from income of non-partner contributions to partnerships.

  • News

    Breast Implants Maker Names First GC

    Kristen Rasmussen | April 18, 2018

    Jeremy Livianu comes to New York City-based Establishment Labs Holdings Inc. from Redwood City, California's Nevro Corp., where he built the legal department from scratch and helped take the company public.

  • Analysis

    Jurisdictional Scope of Franchise Act, Future Royalties, Vicarious Liability

    David J. Kaufmann| April 18, 2018

    Franchising columnist David J. Kaufmann discusses recent decisions tackling issues of scope of the New York Franchise Act, lost future royalties, and vicarious liability of a franchisor.

  • Analysis

    The Power of the Trifecta: Parsing the Meaning of Mentors, Sponsors and Networks for the Millennial Lawyer

    Xiyin Tang| April 18, 2018

    Sheryl Sandberg’s story was aspirational but not inspirational, because it didn’t feel replicable. The trifecta approach, however, is not just replicable—it gives young lawyers something to actually work towards, rather than wish for.

  • News

    Offit Kurman Affiliates With NY Firm, Gaining 12 Lawyers, Office Space

    Lizzy McLellan | April 18, 2018

    The deal with Menaker & Herrmann continues mid-Atlantic firm Offit Kurman's growth in the New York market.

  • Photo

    Jeffrey Toobin Delivers 2018 Leslie H. Arps Lecture

    Staff| April 18, 2018

    “The Supreme Court in the Age of Trump” was the topic of this year's Leslie H. Arps Memorial Lecture, held at the City Bar Association.

  • Wednesday Newspaper

    New York Law Journal| April 18, 2018

    Click on the selected day/section to open the New York Law Journal in PDF format.

  • News

    Federal Judges Say Firms, Clients Favor Male Litigators at Their Peril

    Dan Packel | April 17, 2018

    At a Reed Smith event, former SDNY Judge Shira Scheindlin and current U.S. District Judge Cynthia Rufe highlighted the costs of ignoring gender diversity.

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  • News

    SEC Discloses Deals With Ex-Dewey Leaders Sanders, DiCarmine

    Christine Simmons | April 17, 2018

    The agency's case against former Dewey executive Stephen DiCarmine now appears to be over. But that's not the case for other Dewey leaders.

  • News

    Judge Says She'll Issue Injunction Requiring NYCHA Lead Inspections

    Andrew Denney | April 17, 2018

    Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Carol Edmead said Tuesday she will grant a preliminary injunction ordering the agency to conduct inspections in thousands of its units.

  • News

    Fox News Backs Hannity, Who Says Cohen 'Never Represented' Him

    Colby Hamilton | April 17, 2018

    While the Fox News host downplayed his relationship to Cohen on Monday, the network stated Tuesday that Hannity continues to have its "full support."

  • News

    'Not Worried About Blowback': Lawyers for Sandy Hook Families Discuss Suit Against InfoWars' Alex Jones

    Robert Storace | April 17, 2018

    Two families of children killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting sue InfoWars host Alex Jones for defamation.

  • Does Local Law 50 Enact an Unconstitutional Taking?

    Todd Soloway and William Charron| April 17, 2018

    In their Hospitality Litigation column, Todd Soloway and William Charron discuss Local Law 50 which bans conversion of more than 20 percent of rooms in hotels with over 150 rooms. They argue the law "holds large hotel owners hostage, and imposes restrictions on their ability to put hotel properties to their highest and best use," and examine how this may violate the Federal and New York State constitutions.

  • NYLJ Seeks GC Impact Nominations

    New York Law Journal| April 17, 2018

    The New York Law Journal is seeking nominations for its GC Impact award.

  • NYLJ Seeks In-House Legal Department Nominations

    New York Law Journal| April 17, 2018

    This contest recognizes outstanding work performed by general counsel and in-house legal departments over the past year.

  • News

    Read the Documents: Sandy Hook Families Sue InfoWars' Alex Jones

    Robert Storace | April 17, 2018

    Two families that lost children in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting have sued Infowars and two of its employees, claiming the media outlet defamed them.

  • Analysis

    A Review of 'Rodriguez v. City of New York'

    Lynn K. Neuner and William T. Russell Jr.| April 17, 2018

    In their New York Court of Appeals Roundup, Lynn K. Neuner and William T. Russell Jr. discuss a fascinating 4-3 split decision in which the Court of Appeals has tackled what one judge has called “a vexing issue regarding comparative fault”—namely, whether a tort plaintiff must establish that there are no material disputed facts about whether he or she was comparatively negligent in order to prevail on a motion for partial summary judgment as to a defendant’s liability.

  • Analysis

    The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act—How It Affects Real Estate (Part II)

    Peter M. Fass| April 17, 2018

    Real Estate Securities columnist Peter M. Fass continues his discussion of changes affecting real estate including the pass-through business deduction adopted in new §199A of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

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  • News

    Schneiderman Seeks Operational Information From Crypto Platforms

    Stephanie Forshee | April 17, 2018

    As the cryptocurrency market continues to get hotter, the attorney general wants to find out how firms are protecting their customers.

  • News

    Conservative Law Prof Heckled by CUNY Protestors Warns of Troubling Trend

    Karen Sloan | April 17, 2018

    Josh Blackman, a professor at South Texas College of Law Houston, says "there is a lot of silence from people who should be speaking out about this."

  • Analysis

    Crypto Industry Sweep: ICOs Under Increasing Scrutiny by U.S. Regulators

    Benjamin Klein, Deborah Meshulam and Jason Chang| April 17, 2018

    Regulators are now taking a more active role in investigating not just ICOs but also the companies developing funds or other investment vehicles focused on cryptocurrencies or ICOs.

  • News

    NFL Sued by 9 Former Security Reps for Age Discrimination

    Colby Hamilton | April 17, 2018

    The plaintiffs allege issues arose after the NFL hired Cathy Lanier, the former Washington, D.C., chief of police, as its new security chief in 2016.

  • Realty Law Digest

    Scott E. Mollen| April 17, 2018

    Scott E. Mollen, a partner at Herrick, Feinstein and an adjunct professor at St. John's University School of Law discusses “Emigrant Bank v. Rosabianca,” where the court found no meritorious defense to a foreclosure action.

  • Analysis

    Client Poaching or ‘Blatant Money Grab’ in Flint Water Cases?

    Thomas A. Dickerson| April 17, 2018

    Hopefully, the court will quickly resolve the competitive tensions between interim co-class counsel and co-liaison counsel so that the affected residents of Flint may have unified and vigorous representation.

  • Photo

    Historical Society Hosts Annual Gala

    Staff| April 17, 2018

    The Historical Society of the New York Courts held its annual dinner last week, honoring Sheila Birnbaum and giving attendees an opportunity to meet the Court of Appeals judges.

  • Photo

    Police Athletic League Hosts Legal Profession Luncheon

    Staff| April 17, 2018

    The Police Athletic League (PAL) hosted its 20th annual Legal Profession Luncheon on April 12 at The Pierre in Manhattan. Receiving the Robert M. Morgenthau…

  • News

    Supreme Court Ruling Ends Microsoft Email Privacy Case

    Tony Mauro | April 17, 2018

    “No live dispute remains between the parties over the issue with respect to which certiorari was granted,” the court stated in a three-page order.

  • Commentary

    Citizens Frequently Ensnared in Indiscriminate Deportation Efforts

    Gregory Copeland| April 17, 2018

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