New York State Bar Association President Scott M. Karson and President-elect T. Andrew Brown were each recognized by City & State New York’s 100 most powerful lawyers list.
There are companies that have been breached and know it, and those that have been breached and don’t know it.
To a fellow lawyer, you might be a construction litigator. To the public, it might make more sense to call yourself a dirt lawyer.
For many families experiencing fertility struggles and/or LGBTQ families, gestational surrogacy is an important family building option. For some, it is the only option for conceiving a child that is biologically related to them. However, gestational surrogacy in New York has had a complicated and tumultuous history.
Good afternoon Members, Chief Judge Janet DiFiore said during her weekly coronavirus update today that the state court system’s plans to resume a limited number of civil and criminal jury trials on March 22 remainon target and, as a result, courthouse staffing levels are “modestly” increasing to support the necessary in-person administrative functions and increased … Continued
Recent global events remind us, yet again, how fragile and precious the rule of law is.
Clients cannot hire you if they can’t find you. The COVID-19 pandemic sped up the world’s digital transformation and made it even more necessary for lawyers to have a website to connect with new clients. Yet only 75% of U.S. law firms have websites. For solo attorneys, that number dwindles to 55 to 59%. “You … Continued
“Now I am very much into prioritizing my self-care and my well-being and I prioritize my peace of mind, family and love at the top. I am trying to do things aligned with my values that bring me pleasure and joy that are important to me.”
NYSBA President Scott M. Karson issued the following statement today: The New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) supports the George Floyd Justice in Policing bill that the House of Representatives passed today. Ever since the tragic death of George Floyd while in police custody on May 25, 2020, NYSBA’s Task Force on Racial Injustice and … Continued
In life, Prince, who died without a will, pulled his videos from YouTube and once threatened to sue the website over copyright concerns.
In death, his video catalog is now available to stream on his official YouTube Channel.