Police departments must disclose unsubstantiated complaints, New York Court of Appeals rules
Those New York records can only be withheld if they’re determined to be an invasion of the officer’s personal privacy that ...
Panel of Court of Appeals Observers Weigh in on Discrimination Claims, Click-Wrap Assent, and Weinstein
Harris Beach Murtha partner Lisa LeCours, a retired chief clerk and legal counsel to the Court of Appeals, was one of three ...
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Judicial Ruling Affirms Power of New York’s Ethics Commission
New York’s Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government will retain its enforcement power the Court of Appeals has ruled, dealing a blow to ...
New York’s top court hears arguments on sexual abuse lawsuit standards
Lawyers sparred before New York’s top court over how specific a man alleging sexual abuse decades ago needs to be in his ...
New York’s Environmental Laws and Court Decisions May Limit the State’s Ability To Transition to Clean Energy
New York State has set ambitious goals relating to net zero and energy transition. Unfortunately, New York State laws and ...
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Non-Citizen Voting at the Court of Appeals
New York's highest tribunal, the Court of Appeals, hearing a case at Albany in 2009. Tracy Collins via Wikimedia Commons ...
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CAAN wins appeal of Moreau biochar site plan approval
The New York Supreme Court’s Appellate Division has reversed a previous ruling by Judge Richard A. Kupferman and granted the ...
Whether Sections 240 and 241(6) of New York’s Labor Law Were Preempted by Federal Aviation Law
This article discusses two sections of New York's labor law and if they were preempted by federal aviation law.