New York Lifts Toll On Statute of Limitations For Civil Claims
Earlier this month, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed Executive Order 202.72, which lifted the nearly eight-month toll on statutes of...
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Too Early, Too Late: The Misery of a Legal Malpractice Plaintiff
New York requires someone who thinks they have a claim for malpractice against their lawyer to sue within three years of when “all facts...
Hard Bargaining or Extortion: A 2020 Update Addressing Aggressive Litigation and Settlement Tactics
On November 13, 2020, Frankfurt Kurnit held its Third Annual Ethics Summit. The Summit consisted of three hour-long panels, earning the...
Dollars and Change: The Ethics of Litigation Funding
On November 13, 2020, Frankfurt Kurnit held its Third Annual Ethics Summit. The Summit consisted of three hour-long panels, earning the...
Frankfurt Kurnit’s Ethics Game Show: Seven “Bottom Line” Answers to Common Ethical Quandaries
On November 13, 2020, Frankfurt Kurnit held its Third Annual Ethics Summit. The Summit consisted of three hour-long panels, earning...
New Ethics Opinion on Law Firm Names
We previously reported on a recent amendment to Rule 7.5 of the New York Rules of Professional Conduct, which eliminated New York's...
New York Will Hold Remote Bar Exam In February; Limits First Wave of Registration
The New York Board of Law Examiners (BOLE) and the New York Court of Appeals recently announced that owing to the ongoing risks from...
NY Courts Hit Brakes On New Jury Trials
As we reported last week, the New York Courts resumed both criminal and civil jury trials under strict COVID-19 protocols. Although...
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