NYC Resumes Criminal Jury Trials After 8 Months
In her recent update, Chief Judge Janet DiFiore announced that courts in New York City would resume criminal jury trials as part of...
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NYC Resumes Limited Number of Civil Jury Trials
Earlier this week, Chief Judge Janet DiFiore announced that courts in New York City would resume a limited number of civil jury...
Want To Be Admitted Without Taking an Exam? Not So Fast
Most jurisdictions permit experienced lawyers admitted in another jurisdiction to be admitted to practice law without taking a Bar...
NY Courts Announce Uniform Scheduling Order For Civil Cases Against NYC
Recently the New York courts announced the implementation of a uniform case scheduling order for all cases in Supreme Court where the...
NY Courts Release Online Tools To Encourage Mediation to Resolve Civil Cases
Recently the New York Court system's Office of Alternative Dispute Resolution announced the roll-out of three online tools designed to...
D.C.'s Temporary Practice Opinion Should Be the Model for Other Jurisdictions During the Pandemic
Some ethical problems should be easy to solve. Temporary practice by a lawyer admitted in one jurisdiction but stuck in another during...
New York Extends Tolling of Statute of Limitations, Other Deadlines Through November 3
Today, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo issued Executive Order 202.67, which which continued the temporary suspension and modification of...
New York Extends Remote Notarization and Document Execution to November 3, 2020
By Executive Order 202.67 issued October 4, 2020, New York’s remote notarization and document execution procedures are extended through...
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