While waiting to be admitted to the bar, recent law graduates are helping with research and serving as translators to help more experienced attorneys serving unemployed New Yorkers affected by the coronavirus pandemic. More than 250 unemployed New Yorkers have been matched with an attorney to help them appeal denied unemployment insurance claims since NYSBA … Continued
As the media capital of the country if not the world, New York has a long history and tradition of providing a hospitable climate for the free exchange of ideas.
Group entertainment and events will come back, but in the interim and for the foreseeable future, decisions companies make now will determine the ultimate financial impact and how quickly a return to business as usual can be accomplished.
The task is a daunting one: to identify the historical “giants” of New York State’s judiciary
Our legal history is a great New York narrative: Leading jurists, a vibrant bar, and a unique docket combine, generating prominence and influence well beyond our borders.
Good evening Members, The New York State Unified Court System today rolled out its new program for the transfer of digital documents as part of its expansion of virtual courts due to the ongoing COVID-19 public health emergency. The new program transmits digitized documents in pdf format to the courts, county clerks, and other court-related … Continued
Jack Newton, CEO and co-founder of Clio, the innovative cloud-based law practice management company, is this week’s guest on the Miranda Warnings podcast, where he discusses how his company is helping NYSBA undertake one of the largest legal aid initiatives in United States history.
Thanks to advances in technology and a seemingly limitless number of real-time communication channels, the options for and success of remote working have exploded over the past five years. While some fields and professions have embraced these changes more than others (think engineering), professional service providers, including lawyers, haven’t been as quick to adopt remote … Continued
The May Bar Journal will be arriving in NYSBA members’ mailboxes soon. In the meantime, you can view the complete issue online now.
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