Every lawyer I know has developed the same nervous habit. We type a question into an AI chatbot, pause with the cursor ...

Since the launch of ChatGPT in 2023, the use of artificial intelligence to do research, take over customer service functions and streamline tasks promises to radically change how people interact with ...

U.S. Domicile Serving as of Counsel to NY Law Firm Digest: A lawyer admitted to practice law in New York but domiciled in France may enter into an agreement to remotely provide legal services for a Ne ...

The New York State Bar Association will host “Modern Workplace Antisemitism,” a free CLE webinar on Thursday, Oct. 15, at 12 ...

Getting to Victory: How Arbitration Practitioners Can Supercharge Their Chances by Leveraging AI CLE Programs ...

In a two-hour webinar analyzing the previous term of the U.S. Supreme Court, Albany Law Professor Vin Bonventre said it was ideological lines dividing the court and not beliefs about judicial activism ...

New York has become the first state to hit pause on large-scale data center development. Under Executive Order No. 62, signed by Governor Hochul on July 14, 2026, the Department of Environmental ...

Authenticating What You Cannot Trust: Synthetic Media and Deepfake Evidence in IP and Patent Disputes ...

New York State Bar Association President Taa Grays joined Chief Judge Rowan Wilson, the presiding justices of the Appellate Divisions, and Chief Administrative Judge Joseph Zayas for the annual Civil ...

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Last May, New York State enacted a law to charge a tax on high-value New York City properties that are kept as second homes, otherwise known as a pied-à-terre. With the tax going into effect this year ...

(L-R) Dawne Mitchell, NYSBA President Taa Grays, Christine Sabino Kiesel The New York State Bar Association honored two family court reformers, Christine Sabino Kiesel and Dawne Mitchell, with the ...