Brian Lee is a freelance writer and PR-marketing contractor with a passion for history, travel, and beer. Based in New York City, his work focuses on local news and legal matters, with a specialization in covering judicial appointments, legislative changes, and legal industry developments for publications like The American Lawyer and various online platforms. Lee's articles often provide in-depth analysis and insights into the legal landscape of New York State.
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By: Brian Lee
Lee Kindlon, who defeated incumbent David Soares in the primary, said he is ready to serve as DA with all of the rules that are in place.
By: Brian Lee
The state attorney general is authorized upon request by the Office of Cannabis Management to bring a proceeding against any person who violates the Cannabis Law.
By: Brian Lee
The Wang Hecker law firm won a $25 million judgment on behalf of its client who, under New York's Child Victims Act, sued her brother on allegations…
By: Brian Lee
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit had asked the New York Court of Appeals whether FAPA applies retroactively to actions occurring prior to enactment of the Foreclosure Abuse Prevention Act and whether retroactive application is constitutional.
By: Brian Lee
Attorney General Letitia James' office said its antitrust bureau is confidentially investigating the proposed transaction's effects on competition under New York's Donnelly Act.
The Commission on Judicial Conduct was looking into a "wide range" of allegations, including the ex-judge's refusal to transfer his son's traffic tickets out of his court.
By: Usgs, Robert H. Diehl, Alex Rich, Brian Lee, Ashley Larsen
Brian Lee Alex Rich Robert H. Diehl Ashley Larsen First published: 29 October 2024
By: Brian Lee
The judge admitted he provided inaccurate information to the state Department of Labor, but denied that it was intentional, or that he had misled his former supervisor.
By: Brian Lee
Their services might be needed now more than ever, given heightened political polarization, said Jerry Goldfeder of Cozen O'Connor who, along with his firm serves as pro bono counsel to the State Democracy Defenders Fund.
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