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Recently, we wrote about new legislation in New York known as the AVOID Act. At the time, the statute—as originally enacted—promised...

Recently, I attended the 2026 Perrin Conferences PFAS Litigation and Regulatory Developments Conference, where industry leaders and...

The Appellate Division, Second Department, recently issued a significant decision addressing special employment and Workers' Compensation...

Misrepresentation in First-Party Property Claims Misrepresentation of the value or quantity of allegedly stolen property remains one of...

The First Department recently issued a decision worth noting for practitioners handling New York Labor Law litigation. In Lacruise v....

Currently, two bipartisan bills in Congress address the use of copyrighted works in generative artificial intelligence (AI) training....

In a complaint filed on January 27, 2026, Greater New York Mutual Co. (GNY) alleges a civil RICO scheme arising out of the legal...

Shortly before the holidays, the First District Court of Appeal in Wise v. Tesla Motors, Inc. held that the Federal Arbitration Act did...

Beginning January 1, 2026, California employers will face new obligations when responding to employee requests for personnel records....

Governor Kathy Hochul recently signed into law an amendment to New York CPLR Section 1007, which governs when third-party practice is...

Just last week, Governor Hochul signed a bill into law amending the CPLR to add hard time constraints to filing third-party actions. This...

There's been much published on lawyers and AI. My colleagues recently offered insights on how AI models can be applied in litigation and...