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Multistate Licensure Compact for Social Work
The compact will establish a single license allowing social workers with a college degree or clinical license to serve patients across state lines (within each compact state), including through telehealth platforms. This single license requirement is anticipated to promote greater flexibility and access for both social workers and the patients they serve.
Understanding Website Surf-By Accessibility Lawsuits in New York
Eric Lanter of Offit Kurman discusses New York ADA website accessibility lawsuits. Court dockets are ballooning in New York with these types of "surf-by" cases. The article addresses five strategic tips for businesses to protect themselves and reduce exposure and liability.
The Importance of Using Singular 'They' in Real Estate Legal Documents
"Whichever pronouns people choose to use, these choices need to be honored, especially by attorneys who believe in a client-centered approach," writes Michael J. Stutman of Flaster Greenberg.
A New Wave of Class Actions: The Genetic Information Privacy Act
"In 2023 alone, over 50 GIPA complaints were filed, and new suits continue to be filed in 2024," write Kathleen Carlson, Lawrence Fogel and Colleen Brown of Sidley Austin.
The Road to Carnegie Hall and Media Stardom: Practice, Practice, Practice!
"Behind every polished media persona lies a journey paved with diligent training and concerted effort." Ioana Good, founder of Promova, an international PR and branding agency breaks down how to navigate interviews, debates, and panel discussions with confidence.
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Dotting I's and Crossing T's: Risk Mitigation in the Age of IoT
While the explosion in the number of IoT devices provides us with a virtually limitless array of useful applications, it also brings an exponential increase in data-security risks for corporations that need to be managed.
Is Rent Control Still Relevant?
"Originally designed to protect tenants from skyrocketing rents and ensure housing stability, rent control policies have disincentivized property owners from updating and renovating older buildings, as well as distorting housing markets," writes Brian Peykar of Brach Eichler.
Abolishing the 'Crime' of Adultery: Should Related Civil Fault Statutes Also Be Discarded?
In 1907, the state of New York made it a crime to commit adultery. That Class B misdemeanor was carried over from prior law when the Penal Law was revised in 1965. Now, New York State Assembly Bill No. 4714 calls for the repeal of that provision.
Not So Fast, Additional Clarity for Condo Termination Provisions
As legislative and market forces converge to make condominium termination an attractive alternative to reserve funding requirements, additional clarity concerning the interpretation of condominium termination provisions is essential.TRENDING STORIES
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