Month: March 2021

Governor Signs Chapter Amendment as Part of New Power of Attorney Law

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has signed the much-anticipated chapter amendment legislation as part of the new power of attorney law that goes into effect June 13. Cuomo, who signed the chapter amendment bill March 25, negotiated the agreement with lawmakers when signing the original New York State Bar Association-advanced power of attorney bill in December. … Continued

Ethics Opinion 1219

Topic: Part-time county attorney, parole violation hearings, conflicts. Digest: A part-time assistant County Attorney whose office does not handle criminal prosecutions can generally represent defendants in State parole violation hearings. A conflict may arise in particular cases, such as where the defendant is adverse to the County Attorney’s office in other proceedings or where County … Continued

NY Business Law Journal – Vol. 25 No. 1

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The Brexit Deal Between the EU and the UK: What’s the Effect on Compliance?

The European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) finally reached a post-Brexit deal at the end of 2020 to establish a new relationship for the future. This article provides a snapshot of what this is about along with some thoughts about what this means for compliance with a particular focus on the hot topic of personal data transfers.

New York State Budget Negotiations Underway

In the last week of March, the New York State Legislature and the executive branch will finish negotiating a budget for next fiscal year.  That means each branch of government jockeys for what its members think best serves the interests of the state. The New York State Bar Association Department of Governmental Relations is also … Continued