Judge Sanctions Lawyer for Gratuitous Objections, Failing to Prepare Witness for Deposition
As the Four Seasons taught us, Silence is Golden. One of the lawyers in EC Marine Logistics LLC v. DeQuincy Richard (2:19-cv-11149...
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COVID-19 Resource Page (UPDATED MARCH 30, 2020)
The developments surrounding COVID-19 are rapidly changing. Below is a quick reference guide and links to resources for lawyers...
Practicing Law in a Pandemic: Remote Lawyering in the Age of COVID-19 (Part 2) - Materials and Checklist Available for Download
Thank you to everyone who attended Part II of our two part webinar series titled Practicing in a Pandemic: Remote Lawyering in the Age of...
What the Families First Coronavirus Act Means for Law Firms
The federal Families First Coronavirus Act (FFCRA) will go into effect on April 1, 2020, leaving law firms and other employers just one...
Nassau and Suffolk Counties Move to Virtual Court Procedures
In order to reduce in-person operations, the courts in Nassau and Suffolk Counties announced plans to transition to remote operations by...
New Coronavirus Stimulus Package Makes Many Law Firms Eligible for Aid
The new Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (“CARES”) Act pumps $2.2 trillion into the American economy to combat the effects...
Practicing Law in a Pandemic: Remote Lawyering in the Age of COVID-19 - Materials and Checklist Available for Download
Thank you to everyone who attended Part I of our two part webinar series titled Practicing in a Pandemic: Remote Lawyering in the...
COVID-19 Resource Page (UPDATED MARCH 29, 2020)
The developments surrounding COVID-19 are rapidly changing. Below is a quick reference guide and links to resources for lawyers...
Practicing Law in a Pandemic: Remote Lawyering in the Age of COVID-19 PART II
The legal industry has dramatically changed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. More and more law firms across the country (and the...
New Jersey Judiciary Modifies Court Operations in Response to COVID-19
On Friday, March 27, 2020, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued a comprehensive order modifying court operations in response to the...
NYCLA REPORT ENCOURAGES LEGAL MATCHING SERVICES BY PROPOSING COMMON SENSE ETHICS RULES CHANGES
On March 3, 2020, the New York County Lawyers’ Association issued a detailed report (the “NYCLA Report”) on for-profit online legal...
New York Postpones July 2020 Bar Exam
In a previous post, we reported that a task force was considering whether to cancel or postpone the July 2020 New York bar exam as a...
COVID-19 Resource Page (UPDATED MARCH 27, 2020)
The developments surrounding COVID-19 are rapidly changing. Below is a quick reference guide and links to resources for lawyers...
Will the July 2020 Bar Exam Be Moved (or Cancelled)?
The COVID-19 crisis has put a halt to all large-scale gatherings for the foreseeable future. In addition to social gatherings, this...
D.C. Unauthorized Practice Opinion Gives Lawyers Comfort During COVID-19
Because of the COVID-19 crisis, lawyers across the country are now working from home. For many lawyers across the country, this may...
EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT: Practicing Law in a Pandemic: Remote Lawyering in the Age of COVID-19
The legal industry has dramatically changed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. More and more law firms across the country (and...
A Primer On New York’s COVID-19 Executive Orders and What They Mean for Your Practice
In the past week, New York has taken a number of steps to restrict movement in and around the State in an effort to contain the COVID-19...
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