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How To Keep People and Pets Together in a Housing or Domestic Violence Crisis

Keeping people and pets together during a housing crisis is essential for preserving family bonds and reducing trauma. Yet less than 25% of domestic violence shelters accept pets, and homeless shelters follow the same rule. The New York State Bar…
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NYSBA To Host Seminar on Using AI for Attorney-Client Conversations

The New York State Bar Association is hosting a program on the ethical use of artificial intelligence for high-stakes client conversations. AI can be used to streamline and enhance client services without compromising confidentiality, attorney-client privilege, or professionalism. It can…
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NYSBA Well-Being Program To Help Lawyers Avoid Burnout and Jumpstart Their Careers

Burnout is one of those trending words that comes up often when discussing professional wellness. Many lawyers experience burnout due to high stress and the demands of the legal field. Compounding that, the exposure to the trauma of clients can…
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Ethics Opinion 1282: Disclosing Confidential Information to Non-Legal Staff

Opinion 1282 (07/07/2025) Topic: Disclosing Confidential Information to Non-Legal Staff Digest: A New York lawyer working in another state for a non-profit organization that operates both an immigration legal clinic and a shelter for non-citizens may not share information gained…
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Without Cause, But Within Reason: The Intersection of Contract Law and CPLR Article 78

When private vendors bid for government work, their contracts usually include a standard clause for termination “without cause” or “for convenience” by the agency. This clause is not negotiated, but rather compelled and usually set forth in standard appendices. The…
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Judicial Section Chair Wants To Reestablish Decorum and Support Law School Students

Justice Brian Burns, the new chair of the Judicial Section, wants to see more decorum in the profession and hopes to expose more law school students to careers in the judiciary. He has an internship for law school students in…
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Impact of The HALT Act on Solitary Confinement in New York State

On Feb. 17, New York State corrections officers went on an unauthorized strike and demanded safer working conditions. One of their complaints was that the rules around solitary confinement, which went into effect in 2022, created dangerous conditions and prevented…
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NYSBA President Calls on Members To Help Save the Legal Services Corporation

New York State Bar Association President Kathleen Sweet this week launched a campaign to stave off cuts to the Legal Services Corporation by mobilizing the association’s members. At the end of May, the White House proposed to eliminate the Legal…
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NYSBA Program Focuses on How To Keep People and Pets Together in a Housing Crisis

Keeping people and pets together during a housing crisis is essential for preserving family bonds and reducing trauma. Yet less than 25% of domestic violence shelters accept pets, and homeless shelters follow the same rule. On July 10, the New…
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New York State Bar Association To Host Seminar for Lawyers Contemplating Retirement

The New York State Bar Association is hosting a program for attorneys preparing for the challenges of retirement. “Retirement is a significant change. The goal is to provide practical advice to ease that transition,” said Kathleen Sweet, president of the…
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NYSBA produces and releases a variety of publications that pertain to case law, procedural developments, practice management, and a host of other topics of interest to legal professionals. Learn more by selecting a publication below, and read the latest issue or browse the archives. Note: Some issues and archives require you to login to the site first to access.

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NYSBA Journal: Summer 2025

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New York State Law Digest: June 2025 Edition

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