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Social Media Can Change Outcomes in the Courtroom
Social media affects the public’s perception and results of jury trials – and legal experts are examining the true impact. Brian Donnelly and Gary Muhlstock, partners at Cullen and Dykman, discussed how social media has already affected court cases in a New York State Bar Association Continuing Legal Education course. The Effect on Jurors “Does … Continued
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A Pension Law Pandemic: The Need for a COVID-19 Presumptive Bill To Protect Disabled Front-line Workers
New York’s essential workers are in dire need of a COVID-19 presumptive law to help secure disability pension protections they are being denied.
Torts, Insurance & Compensation Law Section Journal – Vol. 49 No. 1
Hitting ‘Send’ May a Settlement Make: An Analysis of <i>Philadelphia Insurance Indem. Co. v. Kendall</i>
What, then, is the consequence of counsel exchanging emails with agreed settlement terms, when the emails contain at most an automatically pre-populated “signature” block, but no deliberate retyping of the attorney’s name akin to a “signature.”