Author: Brandon

Expanded Use of E-Filing Among Commission’s New Recommendations

Good evening Members, The Commission to Reimagine the Future of New York’s Courts today announced recommendations for expanding the use of e-filing and proposals for enhancing remote court operations amid the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. The announcement comes as the commission released two reports today. Chief Judge Janet DiFiore appointed the commission to examine regulatory, … Continued

State Bar Association Publishes Landmark Guide on Employment Law

New York State Bar Association and Bond, Schoeneck & King Labor and Employment, Employee Benefits Group announce the release of New York Employment Law: The Essential Guide The New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) has created a new comprehensive guide on employment law in New York with answers to more than 450 frequently asked questions … Continued

Chief Judge Announces New Civil Court Rules

Good evening Members, During her weekly coronavirus update today, Chief Judge Janet DiFiore announced a broad set of amendments to the Uniform Civil Rules for the Supreme Court and the County Court designed to make case management and pretrial litigation more efficient and cost-effective for lawyers and litigants in the civil courts. A number of … Continued

Why Judge Leslie E. Stein Is Leaving the Court of Appeals

During a wide-ranging recent interview, Judge Stein candidly discussed her path to the judiciary, life before the bench, roads not taken, the profound influences of her parents and paternal grandfather, the impact of her career on her personal life, and her decision to resign from the high court.

State Bar Association Elects New Officers

The House of Delegates, the governing body of the New York State Bar Association, elected a new slate of officers at its 144th annual meeting in New York City on January 30. The new leadership is as follows: Current president-elect T. Andrew Brown of Rochester will commence the one-year term of his presidency on June … Continued