Today's Top Stories
• Upstate School District Can't Evade Disabled Student's Service Dog Suit
• Circuit Upholds Warrantless Access to Suspect's Cellphone GPS
• Suit Over Bronx Court Delays Shouldn't Be Tossed on Standing Issue, Plaintiffs Say
• Long Island Sikh Temple Files Federal Religious Freedom Suit
• Bratton to Step Down as NYPD Commissioner After Challenging Tenure
• Judge Turns Back Class Action Seeking Back Pay for Interns
• Women Lawyers Who Complain About Pay to Firms Face Risks
• Lawyer Reinstated After Suspension for Profanity
• City Bar Lobbies Governor to Cover Indigent Defense
• Former Law Department Interns to Clerk at SCOTUS
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A federal judge denied summary judgment in a lawsuit that challenges an upstate New York school district for requiring a disabled third grader to have an adult... Read More »
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The Second Circuit endorsed police access to a murder suspect's cellphone service provider and the use of GPS software in the phone to locate him once they... Read More »
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Plaintiffs suing over delays in Bronx Criminal Court may not be defendants in active cases, but their risk of being rearrested means they deserve "forward-looking"... Read More »
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A Sikh temple congregation has filed a federal civil rights suit against the town of Oyster Bay on Long Island, saying a sudden stop-work order on its temple... Read More »
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New York City Police Commissioner William Bratton is leaving the nation's largest police force, after a tenure in which he received credit for keeping crime... Read More »
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A state court has denied class certification to a group of unpaid interns seeking back wages from a prominent public relations firm, finding that their employee... Read More »
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As more women lawyers use litigation to fight unequal pay, it begs the question of whether effective methods exist for pursuing equality internally before going... Read More »
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A Rochester criminal defense attorney has been reinstated to the practice of law in the Western District after a six-month suspension for being profane and... Read More »
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Trumpeting fairness and justice, the New York City Bar Association urged the governor to sign legislation committing the state to provide the costs of representing... Read More »
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Three graduates of the 2012 New York City Law Department Summer Honors Program are heading to the U.S. Supreme Court to clerk for Chief Justice John Roberts... Read More »
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In 2014, John W. McConnell, Counsel, to then Chief Administrative Judge Gail Prudenti, set forth five proposed changes to how the Commercial Division operates – both substantively and procedurally. Many of these changes were first floated to the public in the Report to Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman by his Task Force on Commercial Litigation in June 2012. Read More » |
Khizr Khan’s rhetorical scorching of Donald Trump was one of the most memorable moments of the Democratic National Convention. His former Hogan Lovells colleagues... Read More »
Welcome to the A-List, our 14th annual ranking of Big Law's elite. Read More »
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