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• New Foreclosure Law in NY Boosts Consumer Protection
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• Circuit: Robbery Under NY Law Not a 'Crime of Violence'
• Kim Kardashian vs. Taylor Swift: The Legal Implications of the Snapchat Recording
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A new law in New York will require that foreclosed-on properties not be allowed to lie vacant for long and that more protections be built into the foreclosure... Read More »
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New obligations have been added to the responsibilities of people appointed in New York as the legal guardians of others due to their incapacitation. Read More »
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A Manhattan Supreme Court judge has ruled that a woman convicted of theft can be given security clearance to work as a city school bus attendant because there... Read More »
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The work of the First Department includes many types of matters other than the disposition of appeals. Read More »
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A conviction of first-degree robbery in New York is not necessarily a "crime of violence" as the term is defined by federal sentencing guidelines, an appeals... Read More »
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On Sunday, Kim Kardashian West posted a recording of a conversation on Snapchat between her husband Kanye West and Taylor Swift that was allegedly recorded... Read More »
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Her new post is a client-facing position designed to improve user experiences with the company's e-discovery platform: CasePoint. Read More »
At a panel discussion on Thursday Wyndham's senior counsel for litigation offered advice for peers at other companies for dealing with breaches.
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Finding it discriminates against minority voters the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals on a 9-5 vote has struck down Texas' voter ID law. Read More »
As his wife went into labor last year it never occurred to attorney Marc Daffner that the judge might deny his motion for continuance of a preliminary… Read More »
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