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By: Brian Lee
The "SeeClickFix" app and similar technology that New York municipalities offer to allow the public to suggest road fixes, serves as prior written notice, according to a 7-0 Court of Appeals ruling issued Tuesday. The decision allows an injured motorcyclist's negligence claim against the City of Albany to proceed. Five large cities in central and western NY that are using the technology say the decision puts them on the hook for greater liability.
Parents and teachers know the power of a good riddle. These clever questions do more than make us smile – they get our minds working in new ways.
By: Brian Lee
Right-to-counsel measures for children, families and immigrants are at the top of the legislative agenda for the New York State Bar Association in 2025.
By: Brian Lee
Christopher Dunn oversaw litigation that confronted the Giuliani administration's crackdown on dissent, and improved due process in the immigration system in New York, among other achievements.
By: Brian Lee
A former health policy aide who accused the ex-governor of sexual harassment has ended her federal case. But lawyers for Andrew Cuomo have filed notice of a defamation claim. Charlotte Bennett's lawyer, however, said such a case would have no merit.
By: Brian Lee
Advocates sparred over whether the Constitution's dormant Commerce Clause applied to the cannabis industry, even though the federal government has not recognized an interstate market.
By: Brian Lee
State Supreme Court Justice Erin Gall of Oneida County said through motion papers she's no longer opposing the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct's recommendation for the state's top court to remove her.
By: Brian Lee
Couch White, a regional law firm based in Albany, New York, has filed a nuanced amicus brief that asks a Texas federal court to keep in place a stay of the Corporate Transparency Act, which imposes a Jan. 1 deadline for businesses to file reports of their Beneficial Ownership Information.
By: Brian Lee
A bill sponsor, Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal, D-Manhattan, indicated he will continue to advocate for the proposal in Albany, even after its third veto. The measure aims to modernize New York's 177-year-old wrongful death statute.
By: Brian Lee
Gov. Kathy Hochul's veto shifts focus back to the New York Civil Liberties Union's federal class action that seeks to lift the lifetime ban on jury duty for convicted felons.
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