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In life, Prince, who died without a will, pulled his videos from YouTube and once threatened to sue the website over copyright concerns. In death, his video catalog is now available to stream on his official YouTube Channel.

The tragic killing of George Floyd by police officers in Minneapolis prompted a nationwide discussion about systemic and structural racism and white supremacy and white privilege. In observance of Black History Month, the New York State Bar Association’s Committee on Diversity and Inclusion asked members to participate in the 28-Day Racial Equity Challenge. The goal … Continued

The only book on commercial litigation in the New York State Courts is back.

During her weekly coronavirus update today, Chief Judge Janet DiFiore announced that the state court system is planning to resume some in-person operations, including a limited number of jury trials in courthouses across the state, and that jury summonses are being mailed out in preparation for jury selection to begin March 22.

The New York State Bar Association has published a new comprehensive guide on employment law in New York with answers to more than 450 frequently asked questions for attorneys, human resources professionals and laypersons.

Albany Law School Professor Vincent Bonventre talks about the new conservative majority on the Supreme Court, the court's three recent cases regarding COVID-19 gathering restrictions and an assessment of the court's newest justice Amy Coney Barrett.

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“I am thrilled that the U.S. House of Representatives today has passed a long-overdue bill to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. While the bill is morally right and provides simple common-sense protections for LGBTQ people, it still faces an uncertain future in the U.S. Senate. Should it fail, bias against LGBTQ people will be allowed to…

Therefore, when it comes to finding truth – and doing so with civility – in our divided nation, lawyers must continue to lead by example

Topic: Sharing Legal Fees with Former Associate Digest: Subject to any applicable law, a law firm may pay legal fees on particular cases to an attorney formerly affiliated with the firm and now serving in a non-judicial public office for work previously performed at the firm to the same extent that the attorney would have … Continued