Arm Yourself With Knowledge To Prevent a Cybersecurity Attack
The increase in technology adoption for lawyers has also increased risks and vulnerabilities for cyberattacks.
Author: Brandon
What Lawyers Must Understand About Cloud Computing and Ethics While Working Remotely
The COVID-19 pandemic pushed lawyers into the cloud.
Judge Leslie Stein Receives Prestigious State Bar Association Award
Former Court of Appeals Judge Leslie E. Stein of Albany, director of the Government Law Center at Albany Law School, has been chosen to receive the Ruth G. Schapiro Memorial Award from the New York State Bar Association’s Women in Law Section.
Manhattan DA, Prosecutors Across the State To Address the Role of Their Offices in Connection With Criminal Justice Reform
Prominent district attorneys will examine how prosecutors can reform the criminal justice system from the inside out during a meeting hosted by the New York State Bar Association. Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez, Westchester County DA Mimi Roach and Erie County DA John J. Flynn are scheduled to participat
NYSBA Forms New Cannabis Law Section
The New York State Bar Association has created a new Cannabis Law Section for lawyers looking for guidance in this emerging market and practice area.
President Brown: A Time of Renewed Optimism
In his address to the Association during Annual Meeting, President T. Andrew Brown said there is much to look forward to over the course of this year, both within and outside of the Association.
New York State Bar Association Judicial Section Confers Prestigious Awards
Hon. Robert G. Main, Jr., the longest serving state court judge in the Fourth Judicial District, and the Hon. Kathie E. Davidson, dean of the New York State Judicial Institute, will be honored by the New York State Bar Association on Friday, Jan. 28 at its 2022 Annual Meeting.
Creating A Culture of Inclusion Benefits Transgender Students and Their Peers
Panelists discussed the newest front on the modern civil rights debate on Transgender Rights and Sports: Civil Rights Now and Into the Future at the Presidential Summit during the New York State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting. Instead of widespread efforts to extend legal safeguards for the trans community, many states across the nation are headed … Continued
New York State Bar Association and Bar Foundation Launch Attorney Well-Being Fundraising Campaign
The New York State Bar Association and the New York Bar Foundation have launched a new fundraising campaign to address attorney well-being.
Tax Laws Lag Behind Current COVID Reality
Tax laws must catch up with what has happened with the world as a result of COVID-19.