Legal Ethics and Attorney Discipline | News

Chicago Attorneys Attempted to Intervene With Dispensary Exec's Subpoena, NY Judge Rules

By Madeline King

"Defendants, after consultation with opposing counsel, could have moved to quash or modify the subpoena," Castel wrote.... Read More

Cryptocurrency

Judge Refuses to Let Gemini, CFTC Abandon $5M Biden-Era Settlement

By Alyssa Aquino

U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein of the Southern District of New York said there were no new legal developments... Read More

Litigation | News

Judge Dismisses Sex Abuse Suit Against Leon Black After Plaintiff Seeks Withdrawal

By Emily Saul

While the underlying action is now closed, U.S. District Judge Jessica Clarke has yet to rule on Black's separate motion... Read More

Litigation | Commentary

'Hard Cases Make Bad Law': Cornell and New York's Intoxication Standard

By Roger Bennet Adler

The New York Penal Law's approach to voluntary intoxication is viewed by some as a “statutory loophole requiring... Read More

Personal Injury | News

Cornell Assault Lawsuit Sparks Free Speech Fight Over Lawyers' Public Comments

By Brian Lee

A defendant is seeking court-imposed restrictions on statements about the closely watched case, drawing an unconstitutional... Read More

Health Care Law | News

Judge Tosses New York State's Telehealth Rate Cuts for Early Intervention Services

By Brian Lee

The New York State Department of Health had reasons for encouraging in-person treatment, but failed to show how its... Read More

Judicial Ethics

Judicial Ethics Opinion 24-77

By Committee on Judicial Ethics

A judge has no ethical obligation to take any action concerning another judge's conduct where the facts do not clearly... Read More

Criminal Law | Commentary

She Came Back. That's the Point. Rethinking Domestic Violence In Our Courts

By E. Danielle Jose-Decker

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In this piece, Judge Jose-Decker highlights the nuance and complexities... Read More