Month: March 2021

New York State Bar Association President Calls Retirement of Judge Paul Feinman ‘A Tremendous Loss’

The New York State Court of Appeals suffered a tremendous loss today with the sudden and unexpected retirement of Judge Paul Feinman — an exceptional judge, magnificent human being, and a champion of the LGBTQ community. He has been a wonderful colleague to so many of us at the New York State Bar Association, and we are saddened that his tenure on the state’s highest court will be so brief. I join with his family, friends and admirers throughout the state in wishing him a speedy recovery.

What You Need to Know as New York Nears Cannabis Legalization

As New York inches closer to legalizing, regulating and taxing cannabis, the state finds itself in a unique position. Not only does it have an opportunity to learn from states with robust legal cannabis markets but it can galvanize other states to help launch social equity programs. During a recent panel discussion sponsored by the … Continued

If 90 Percent of Cases Settle, Make Your Virtual Deposition Count: Best Practices for Today and After COVID-19

Pandemic or not, depositions potentially pose your one and only opportunity to assess the witness’ credibility so that you can guide your client or cases accordingly. With approximately 90 percent of cases settling, depositions remain the most important discovery tool. They breed candor, whether the witness likes it or not. Depositions also are critical to … Continued

New York International Law Review – Fall 2020

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