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In Veloso v. City of New York, decided April 9, 2026, the Court unanimously affirmed summary judgment dismissing the plaintiff's...

A recent First Department decision, Arias v. Brooks Holdings Corp., decided March 26, 2026, is worth attention for anyone handling New...

A recent Second Department decision, Fabia v. Power Authority of the State of New York (March 18, 2026), is worth close attention for...

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 At the time, the statute—as originally enacted—promised...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 First Department recently issued a decision worth noting for practitioners handling New York Labor Law litigation. In Lacruise v....

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...

The Appellate Division First Department, in Lituma v. Liberty Coca-Cola Beverages, LLC, an unpublished decision, determined that case...

In San Miguel v. Grimaldi, 2025 NY Slip Op 05780, the Court of Appeals recently issued a decision likely to have a significant impact on...

Fraud in the New York construction industry in the form of staged accidents, exaggerated claims, and unnecessary or excessive treatment...