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An @ALMGlobal_ publication providing legal news, expert analysis and latest court decisions in New York state.
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Investor Sues in New York to Block $175M Bitcoin Merger
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Family Law Practitioners Weigh In on Court System's New Joint Divorce Program
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New Charges Expected in Sex Trafficking Case Against Broker Brothers
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Former NY City Hall Official Tied to Adams Corruption Probe to Plead Guilty
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Attorney Says Seeking Justice for Inmate's Death Requires Systemic Change as Well as Compensation
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NY No-Fault Insurance adopts Worker's Compensation Fee Schedule
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Prenuptial Agreement Spousal Support Waivers: Proceed With Caution
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AI Discrimination and the 10-Step Bias Elimination Audit
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Hasbro Faces Shareholder Ire Over 'Excessive' Toy, Game Inventory
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Justice 'Weaponization Working Group' Will Examine Officials Who Investigated Trump, US AG Bondi Says
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Columbia University was sued by three suspended students accusing the defendant of sanctioning the plaintiffs’ protest activities and removing them from campus life after adopting a new policy the plaintiffs contend violates the charter. #LawdotcomRadar
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'Landmark' New York Commission Set to Study Overburdened, Under-Resourced Family Courts
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Attorneys 'On the Move': Herrick Bolsters Tech Practice with IP Partner; Cozen O'Connor Adds Member to Its Fund Formation Group
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ICYMI: Former Petersburgh Town Court Justice Richard T. Snyder, of Rensselaer County, told another judge he should be excused from jury duty because he believed every defendant before him is guilty and he could not be impartial.
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A real estate attorney was sentenced to 54 months in prison for embezzling $3 million of client funds over a five year period, including after he had been disbarred for misusing client funds.
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Buyer Beware: Continuity of Coverage in Legal Malpractice Insurance
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New York State Authorizes Stand-Alone Business Interruption Insurance Policies
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Amanda Palmer, lead singer of the musical group The Dresden Dolls and former wife of author Neil Gaiman, was sued on Feb. 3 in New York Southern District Court for sexual assault claims under the Trafficking Victims Protection Act. #LawdotcomRadar
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National Women's Soccer League Reaches $5M Deal to End Sex Abuse Case
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