New York State Bar Association President T. Andrew Brown congratulated Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson on her confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The New York State Bar Association presented Sierra K. Sanchez with the inaugural Ruth Bader Ginsburg Memorial Scholarship during its House of Delegates meeting at the New York Hilton Midtown in Manhattan.
To secure NYSBA’s continued preeminent position in influencing and driving change in the law and the legal profession, a new committee on strategic planning has been established. President T. Andrew Brown made the announcement at Saturday’s House of Delegates meeting in New York City, which was the first meeting in the city since January 2020. … Continued
The New York State Bar Association’s Executive Committee voted today to participate in a consequential U.S. Supreme Court case that could seriously impact the application of anti-discrimination laws for the LGBTQ community and have a far-reaching impact across the country.
The central purpose of Rule 5.6(a)(2) is simple: to avoid restricting a lawyer settling one case from representing new clients against the same defendant.
The move to 3-foot physical distancing for all judges, court staff and court users in trial courts has gone smoothly, according to Chief Judge Janet DiFiore.
New York courts apply the deliberate indifference standard in Title IX claims involving sexual harassment and assault.
Four-term Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett will receive the New York State Bar Association’s inaugural Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Beacon Award and Evan Wolfson, founder of Freedom to Marry, will receive the John E. Higgins Diversity Trailblazer Award on April 1 at the New York Hilton Midtown in Manhattan as the association celebrates diversity in the legal profession.
The New York State Bar Association’s Executive Committee voted today to support legislation that would automatically seal criminal records for most state residents.