Dan Clark is a Communications Specialist at ALM. He covers in-house counsel trends, issues, and moves, while also focusing on New York government, politics, and public policy. With over a decade of experience, Clark has been featured in numerous outlets including Wxxi News, WAMC, and the Financial Times.
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By: Dan Clark
The amendment, if approved by voters, is expected to allow New York to redraw its districts for Congress ahead of the 2028 elections
By: Timothy Fanning, Dan Clark
New York lawmakers ended session after a late budget, passing measures on redistricting, data centers, immigration and Tier 6.
By: Dan Clark, Timothy Fanning
New York lawmakers ended session after a late budget, passing measures on redistricting, data centers, immigration and Tier 6.
France, Portugal and England head into the tournament carrying the heaviest workloads after another season of fixture congestion
By: Dan Clark
New York will seek to eliminate or modify a list of 50 regulations that the state said currently add tens of millions of dollars in costs to residents seeking state services.
By: Malcolm Moore, Dan Clark, Irene De La Torre Arenas, Verity Ratcliffe, Lucy Rodgers, Lee Harris, Nassos Stylianou, Jana Tauschinski, Alice Hancock
Oil production facilities and markets will take months or years to work through consequences of Strait of Hormuz closure
New York will seek to eliminate or modify a list of 50 regulations that the state said currently add tens of millions of dollars in costs to residents seeking state services.
Company's automated vehicles currently serve 11 major U.S. metro areas, but none are in the Empire State
Here are 15 races in the state Senate and Assembly to watch in this month’s primary election.
ALBANY — The state's highest court has rejected a challenge to New York's 157-year-old requirement that judges retire at the end of the year they turn age 70.
