The New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) is honoring lawyers, law firms, a law student and a law school clinic that have provided extraordinary pro bono service to those in need in the face of unprecedented challenges over the past year.
As more and more of the economy moves into the electronic and online world, so must law firms adapt to serving clients in the digital space.
The New York State Commission on Judicial Nomination released the names of seven nominees who in their judgment are well qualified to fill the vacancy on the Court of Appeals created by the recent retirement and passing of Judge Paul G. Feinman.
Sometimes, what’s not on a nutrition label matters the most. While food safety in America is largely focused on pathogens and bacteria, a bombshell Feb. 4, 2021 U.S. House Subcommittee report found that baby foods can contain arsenic, lead, cadmium and mercury. In March, the Baby Food Safety Act of 2021 was introduced to Congress … Continued
The State Senate Judiciary Committee voted April 27 to advance NYSBA-backed legislation that would repeal the controversial Judiciary Law Section 470, which requires lawyers admitted to practice in New York – but residing in other states – to maintain a physical law office in New York State. Nearly 25 percent of NYSBA membership reside or … Continued
Good afternoon Members, Chief Judge Janet DiFiore, in her weekly coronavirus update today, urged all state court system judges and staff to get vaccinated, as they prepare to return to work at courthouses statewide on Monday, May 24. Additionally, DiFiore said beginning today, judicial districts outside New York City have increased their staffing levels to … Continued
Injured workers will now be able to obtain medical treatment more easily through the assistance of pro bono attorneys.
A new NYSBA-developed user-friendly online portal will match clients with volunteer attorneys.
The New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) has determined that five candidates under consideration by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo for elevation to the state’s highest court, the Court of Appeals, are well-qualified.
While we can rejoice in the jury’s verdict, we cannot rest until we bring a halt to the unnecessary slaughter of our neighbors.
Injured workers will now be able to obtain medical treatment more easily through the assistance of pro bono attorneys.