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The Appellate Division First Department, in Lituma v. Liberty Coca-Cola Beverages, LLC, an unpublished decision, determined that case...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

The dramatic increase in the use of AI by lawyers and pro se parties in a litigation context, along with the risks that can arise from...

The firm turns 75 this year. This got me thinking: what's changed in the legal profession in three-quarters of a century?  Of course, I...

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

As AI programs such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity Pro become more accessible to the public, the use of these tools in the legal...

The Appellate Division, First Department, recently reaffirmed a doctrine that often gets lost in the shuffle. In Murillo v Downtown NYC...

Seven decades ago, the Court of Appeals determined that statements contained in medical records are admissible as business records, an...

How many cases have you come across with low back pain being treated with Gabapentin? How many of these cases have claims of mild TBI or...