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NY Reaches Reciprocity Agreement with Other States for Transfer of Remote Bar Exam Scores
As we previously covered, New York's next bar exam will be administered online on October 5-6, 2020. My colleague Nicole Hyland
Not My Firm-Still My Client? NYSBA Opines on Duties of Departed Attorneys to Clients of Former Firm
Separation from one’s law firm is never easy, whether for the soon-to-depart lawyer, the law firm, or the lawyer’s erstwhile clients—all...
Watch Remotely Ethical: I'm working from a state where I'm not admitted to practice law during the COVID crisis. Am I engaged in UPL?
In this episode of Remotely Ethical, we give some COVID-related updates for New York lawyers. We also discuss whether lawyers...
Florida Seeks to Solve the "Butt-In-Seat" Problem
Ethics lawyers call it the “butt-in-seat” problem. It is one of the most common and intractable issues in modern professional...
New York Extends Remote Notarization and Document Execution to September 4, 2020
By Executive Order 202.55 issued August 5, 2020, New York’s remote notarization and document execution procedures are extended through...
Watch Remotely Ethical: How Important is Physical Presence in the Practice of Law?
In this episode of Remotely Ethical, we discuss three stories that illustrate different aspects of physical presence in the practice of...
NY Stays on Pause a Little Longer; Extends Tolling of Statutes of Limitations, Suspension of Other Laws Through September 4
Yesterday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo issued Executive Order 202.55, which which continued the temporary suspension and modification...
NYS Court Commission Recommends Procedures for Resuming In-Person Court Appearances
Earlier today, the New York State Courts' Commission to Reimagine the Future of New York's Courts issued a report outlining plans for...
ABA Ethics Opinion Provides Guidance on Rule Against Discrimination in the Practice of Law
The recent social and political upheaval in response to police-involved shootings of unarmed Black people has no doubt caused many of us...
First Pre-COVID Jury Trial Resumes in NYC
Last week, the Bronx Supreme Court made history when it became the first court in New York City to convene a jury since the COVID-19...
Court Issues Guidance On Resuming Residential and Commercial Foreclosure Proceedings
Last week, my colleague Lauren Erbst wrote about a memorandum issued by Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks that detailed the...
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