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In a lawsuit, it isn’t unusual for a party to deploy certain tactics to delay the case for strategic reasons. Unfortunately, this can be abused, creating problems for the court system and the other side, as cases become more time-consuming and expensive to resolve. One solution to this problem was recently enacted in New York. … Read more
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Businesses have certain legal responsibilities to guests on their property, but how far those responsibilities extend is frequently litigated. A recent New York decision addressed the question of when a business assumes a duty of care to a guest in a case involving a tragic suicide. While the facts are unusual, the court’s analysis can … Read more
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Today, people use AI to help with many important matters, like planning a wedding, getting an education or a job, or writing a business plan. Why not ask AI to create a trust or will? It’s easy to type a question or prompt into an AI engine and watch it generate a will within minutes. … Read more
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​Not-for-profit companies (or non-profits) are governed by a long and often confusing set of laws. This is particularly true when a non-profit wants to dissolve. New York State has a vested interest in the assets of charitable corporations held for the benefit of the State’s citizens, and as such, there are additional steps that non-profits … Read more
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On February 6, 2026, Governor Hochul signed into law the Medical Aid in Dying Act (Article 28-F of the Public Health Law). The law is effective August 5, 2026, and permits those with 6 months or less to live to obtain medication that patients can self-administer to end their lives. Medical aid in dying has … Read more
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