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International Parental Child Abduction: The Perils of Fighting for Custody in Foreign Courts
Recent New York immigration statistics suggest that over 37% of children residing in New York State have one or more foreign-born parents.[1] Data also suggests that most New York immigrants are from non-Hague signatory countries (i.e., countries that are not…
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Corporate Transparency Is Here: The Effects on Elder Law Practice
What Is the Corporate Transparency Act? The Corporate Transparency Act was enacted as part of the Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2020, for the purpose of curbing illicit activities such as money laundering, tax fraud, human and drug trafficking and terrorist…
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When Medicaid Planning Turns Into Estate Litigation
As we all know, Medicaid planning is often a crucial strategy for many individuals seeking to protect their assets while qualifying for Medicaid benefits. One common tool used in this planning is the Medicaid Asset Protection Trust. While this type…
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Public Housing Tenants Face Legal Obstacle Course To Get Repairs
Public housing tenants in New York State often find it difficult to get needed repairs and maintenance. A New York State Bar Association Continuing Legal Education course discussed how lawyers can be part of the solution, and the steps needed…
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Continuing Legal Education and the Pursuit of Excellence: A Member’s Reflection
Little did I know when I attended my first New York State Bar Association continuing legal education program that I would begin a journey in what I can steadfastly profess has been one of the most important facets of my…
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Partnership Conference Marks 30 Years of Honoring Civil Legal Service in New York State
Opening Session Focuses on Immigration Law For 30 years, the New York State Bar Association has supported civil legal service providers with training and networking opportunities during its biennial Partnership Conference. The 2024 conference brought together 500 providers discussing important…
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U.S. Supreme Court Suspicious of State Social Media Regulation
The U.S. Supreme Court this summer stymied significant state regulation of social media platforms, stating that content moderation rules raised substantial concerns under the First Amendment of the Constitution. The consolidated case is called NetChoice, LLC v. Paxton. Ken Paxton…
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New Automated Forms Offer Resources and Information With More Convenience – and It’s Free in NYSBA’s New Membership Model
This year, NYSBA debuted a popular new benefit – 20 different packages of NYSBA’s Annotated/Automated Forms, created from our best-selling collection of legal resources. Whether your practice focuses on personal injury, criminal law, probate law, residential and commercial real estate,…
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Understanding the Impact of the Muhammad Ali Case
There is no denying the impact Muhammad Ali had on the sport of boxing, yet a recent essay by a past president of the New York State Bar Association, T. Andrew Brown, details how his career and his willingness to…
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New York State Bar Association Announces That U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer Will Receive Gold Medal at Presidential Gala
The New York State Bar Association is awarding its highest honor, the Gold Medal, to retired Associate Justice Stephen Breyer of the Supreme Court of the United States, at its presidential gala on Jan. 16 at The Plaza Hotel in…
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