01.17.19
While Democratic victories in the U.S. House have fueled national conversations about some variant of Medicare for all, most of the policy change in the near term is likely to continue to be at the state level.
01.14.19
Last November, for the second time, a California federal court judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by three Apple Inc. customers alleging that the tech giant falsely advertised the storage capacity of its iPhones and iPads.
01.02.19
Happy New Year! As our annual circle restarts, your billable hours or collections figures have reset to zero, and we begin anew.
12.09.18
The Public Advocate’s race in New York City to succeed Tish James, following her election as Attorney General, provides a real opportunity for the voters of New York City to take control of this contest.
12.04.18
Preface. It’s the time of year when we would all enjoy just a little bit of extra moolah to spread end-of-the-year holiday cheer.
11.28.18
In one of its early decisions this term, the U.S. Supreme Court decided to give us all a lesson in the proper use of the English language.
11.20.18
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has proposed a rule that would put the administration’s immigration policy in direct conflict with sound health policy.
11.13.18
Last month, President Trump signed into law the Substance Use–Disorder Prevention that Promotes Opioid Recovery and Treatment for Patients and Communities Act (the ‘SUPPORT Act’).
11.12.18
You may recall that I started my blog post about going off to find my next work adventure with words of wisdom from Winnie the Pooh.
11.08.18
New York Democrats now hold solid majorities in both the State Senate and the Assembly.
