Author: Caroline

Law Firms Ease Mandatory Retirement Policies, but Tensions Remain

The New York Law Journal quoted President Hank Greenberg and former Young Lawyers Section Chair Terrence Tarver on mandatory retirement policies in law firms. (may require subscription) “It’s like going to high school when the seniors never graduate and the seniors are the partners,” said Terrence Tarver, a personal injury lawyer who chairs the young … Continued

The Impact of the Federal Government Shutdown

EPISODE SUMMARY: New York State Bar Association Past President Michael Miller joins David to discuss the impact the Federal Government shutdown is having on the Rule of Law and the administration of justice.

Barclay Damon Honored for Pro Bono Work

The Daily Record reported that the NYSBA recognized Barclay Damn with its Free Legal Answers Firm Award. (may require subscription) For the second year in a row, every full-time attorney at Barclay Damon LLP has provided pro bono legal services to low-income individuals and organizations. The firm dedicated more than 3,500 hours of time valued … Continued

Phillips Lytle Lawyers Honored for Pro Bono Work

The Daily Record reported that the NYSBA recognized Phillips Lytle LLP with its Empire State Counsel Law Firm Award. (may require subscription) Phillips Lytle LLP has been named one of the 2018 New York State Bar Association Empire State Counsel Law Firm Honorees, based on the total number of pro bono hours completed by 16 … Continued

Presiding Justice Alan Scheinkman Honored by NYS Bar Association

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported that the NYSBA honored Presiding Justice Alan Scheinkman at the Judicial Section Luncheon during Annual Meeting. Hon. Alan Scheinkman, the presiding justice of the Appellate Division, Second Department, was honored by the Judicial Section and the Council on Judicial Assignments of the New York State Bar Association during its annual … Continued