The New York State Bar Association is supporting legislation to allow beneficiaries to question the validity of a living trust without risking forfeiture of their inheritance under a no-contest provision. “Living trusts that have no-contest clauses should not be treated differently from wills,” said Taa Grays, president of the New York State Bar Association. “Our … Continued
Guidelines on artificial intelligence approved by the New York State Bar Association will help avoid the unauthorized practice of law, ensure that legal decisions are in human hands, and reduce bias in legal proceedings. On Saturday, the New York State Bar Association’s governing body, the House of Delegates, adopted the report “Legal Ethics Guidelines for … Continued
Employers looking to combat antisemitism should have clear definitions, strategies, and education plans in place. The New York State Bar Association recently hosted a webinar on what employers should know to stop anti-Jewish hate in their workplaces. More than 160 people attended. Rory Lancman, director of corporate initiatives and senior counsel at the Louis D. … Continued
For many attorneys, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, can be both a boon and a burden for their practices. While symptoms like intense focus and pattern recognition can help with the practice of law, other symptoms like poor time management and executive function challenges can impede legal work. The New York State Bar Association hosted a … Continued
The New York State Bar Association will host “Modern Workplace Antisemitism,” a free CLE webinar on Thursday, Oct. 15, at 12 p.m. The webinar will cover what drives modern antisemitism, how it manifests in the workplace, and the rights and obligations of employers to ensure a safe and respectful environment. The New York State Bar … Continued