The late Judge Langston McKinney, known for making history as the first African American to serve on the Syracuse City Court bench, will be honored at a ceremony naming one of the courtrooms of the Honorable James Tormey III Criminal Courthouse after him. law360.com/pulse/articles…

A law clerk for Judge Arthur Engoron, who faced bias accusations and death threats during Trump's civil fraud trial, has been elected as a judge law360.com/legalindustry/…

Reflections from one of New York's first Black female judges law360.com/pulse/articles…

Inside the fight for the New York discovery law named after Kalief Browder law360.com/trials/article…

NYCBA 2025 Agenda Includes Right To Counsel, Bank Reform law360.com/pulse/new-york…

New York prosecutors are praising legislation in the state's proposed budget that advocates – who recently banded together to defend the statute known as Kalief's Law – warn could upend open-file discovery in the state law360.com/newyork/articl…

NY advocates urge elected officials and Gov. Hochul to enact sentencing reforms. Great story by Marco Poggio. law360.com/access-to-just…

The National Music Publishers' Association said Tuesday that it would begin sending removal notices for thousands of unlicensed uses of its members' works in podcasts on Spotify. law360.com/articles/22930…

Mayor Adams appoints Randy Mastro as deputy mayor following a number of recent exits from the administration law360.com/articles/23140…

Oregon Lawyer Challenges Compelled Bar Membership at the High Court law360.com/articles/23156…

BigLaw shying away from some pro bono work 'out of fear.' Great story by Alison Knezevich law360.com/pulse/modern-l…

The ABA sued the DOJ for terminating its grants to the Bar's Commission on Domestic & Sexual Violence, one of several federal funding cuts the ABA says are compelling it to lay off more than 300 people law360.com/pulse/modern-l…

Thousands of people who were jailed past their release dates on ICE detainers now have three more months to file claims for $10,000 or more as part of one of the largest immigration-related civil rights deals in NYC history. law360.com/articles/23396…

I really appreciate everyone who shared their thoughts on this piece. If you're interested in learning more, we ran a follow-up on Tuesday. lnkd.in/gYkHQxrq

New Louisiana law sets rules on AI-generated evidence law360.com/pulse/articles…

In New York, two Association of Legal Aid Attorneys chapters have authorized strikes, with more set to hold auth votes this week law360.com/pulse/new-york…

Several ALAA - UAW 2325 chapters representing public interest lawyers and advocates in the NYC Metro Area have now voted to authorize strikes. According to the union, CBAs covering 2,000+ members expired at the end of last month. law360.com/legalethics/ar…

NYC Legal Services Strike Continues To Grow law360.com/pulse/modern-l…

A bill that would keep minors out of police interrogation rooms until they've spoken with a lawyer is one step closer to law in NY after passing in the state Assembly, in what could be a chance to reshape how many juvenile crimes are investigated law360.com/access-to-just…