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SEQRA Statute of Limitations: When Will the Courts Reach Finality on This Issue?
Conflicting case law has created confusion regarding when SEQRA determinations that conclude the environmental review process become ripe for judicial review. It shouldn't have to be this way. SEQRA practitioners, their clients, and agencies involved in SEQRA disputes all deserve a clear rule establishing when challenges to such SEQRA determinations ripen in order to avoid unnecessary litigation and motion practice. Legislative action may be required to resolve this issue.Protecting Your Business in an Age of Aggressive Immigration Enforcement
Workplace enforcement actions ballooned in 2018, and the number of investigations continues to rise. Now is a great time to revisit existing compliance policies and get ahead of what may be coming.NYC Hearing Officer Suspended Over Alleged Bid to Intervene in Suit Against Her Daughter
A retired New York City Criminal Court judge who was working as a judicial hearing officer has been suspended amid an investigation into allegations that the judge tried to intervene in a lawsuit against her daughter, a Manhattan prosecutor.Sidley Snags Skadden Litigator in LA
Complex civil litigator Lisa Gilford said she was drawn to Sidley Austin's global platform.View more book results for the query "*"
Skadden Litigator Jumps to Sidley Austin's LA Office
Complex civil litigator Lisa Gilford said she was drawn to Sidley Austin's global platform.Former US AGs: Attorneys Need to Be Flexible and Have IT Skills
At the opening keynote address for Legalweek 2019, former U.S. Attorneys General Alberto Gonzales and Loretta Lynch discuss the challenges facing both today's attorneys and Department of Justice employees.Miami-Dade Judge Suspended for 90 Days
The Florida Supreme Court said yes to the JQC's third attempt to propose sanctions against Miami-Dade County Court Judge Maria D. Ortiz, charged with ethics violations for accepting free hotel stays with her husband, who allegedly took them as bribes.Hammering Plaintiffs Counsel, Judge Rejects Yahoo Breach Settlement
U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh questioned why it took 32 firms to work on legal issues she labeled "not particularly novel." She called Yahoo's track record of nondisclosure and lack of transparency "egregious."Judge Hammers Plaintiffs Counsel, Rejects Yahoo Breach Settlement
U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh questioned why it took 32 firms to work on legal issues she labeled "not particularly novel." She called Yahoo's track record of nondisclosure and lack of transparency "egregious."Trending Stories