EPISODE SUMMARY: Jonathan Armstrong joins David to talk about GDPR and how it will affect U.S. companies doing business in the European Union. They also discuss the fallout from data breaches at Facebook and Google and they close by discussing how Brexit could upend the status quo.
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The Times Union reported that former Women in Law Section Chair Susan Harper testified at the public hearing on sexual harassment. (may require subscription) The video of Wednesday’s historic, 11-hour sexual harassment hearing at the state Legislature, the first such hearing Albany has seen in three decades, is now available to view online. You can … Continued
The New York Law Journal reported on the Nassau County Mock Trial Tournament sponsored by the New York State Bar Association. (may require subscription) Nassau County Administrative Judge Norman St. George welcomed more than 500 high school students, educators and parents to the 2019 New York State Mock Trial Tournament held in the Nassau County … Continued
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported that Brooklyn Appellate Division Justice Cheryl Chambers presided over the NYSBA’s Judicial Section Luncheon. Brooklyn Appellate Division Justice Cheryl Chambers presided over the New York State Bar Association’s annual Judicial Section Award Ceremony and Luncheon on Friday, Jan. 19, during the state bar’s annual meeting in New York City. Justice … Continued
EPISODE SUMMARY: Albany County District Attorney David Soares discusses his offices decision to no longer prosecute low-level marijuana possession and the responsibility of the State to ensure communities of color, devastated by the War on Drugs are included in the decision making process. He also discusses how his upbringing shaped his philosophy and how he … Continued
The Queens Daily Eagle reported that CUNY School of Law partnered with the NYSBA to introduce a new course on technology and the law. CUNY Law School in Long Island City has partnered with the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) to introduce a first-of-its-kind course on technology and the law, featuring experts on cybersecurity, … Continued
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The New York Law Journal quoted Immediate Past President Miller on the proposed attorney registration fee increase, as well as criminal discovery reform. (may require subscription) “There is no group on the planet this is more committed to indigent defense,” NYSBA president Michael Miller said. “But to tax lawyers, to have a discriminatory tax that’s … Continued
The Capitol Pressroom interviewed Immediate Past President Miller about NYSBA’s legislative priorities. We found out the legislative priorities of the New York State Bar Association when the organization’s President, Michael Miller, when he stopped by.