NY Opens 2nd Application Period for Bar Exam, Offering Hope to Out-Of-State Applicants
Last month, we reported that the New York Board of Law Examiners (BOLE) decided to restrict registration for the September 9-10,...
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COVID-19 Updates for New York Lawyers
UPDATED June 1, 2020
The developments surrounding COVID-19 are rapidly changing. Below is a quick reference guide and links to...
Doing Business With Clients, Part 3: Business Transactions that are Unrelated to the Representation. Episode 12 of "Remotely Ethical"
Episode 12 of Remotely Ethical is the third installment of a three-part series on doing business with clients.
Doing Business With Clients, Part 2: Alternate Fee Arrangements. Episode 11 of "Remotely Ethical"
Episode 11 of Remotely Ethical is the second installment of a three-part series on doing business with clients.
Pleading Causation in a Legal Malpractice Case: Surviving a Motion to Dismiss in Halperin v. Dam
One of the most difficult parts of any legal malpractice case is properly alleging causation. New York courts frequently dismiss cases...
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