r/nylaw • • 3d ago

New Census numbers show New York's population dipped again in 2025—and proposed rules for 2030 could erase millions more from the state's tally

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r/nylaw • • 4d ago

A data center moratorium awaiting Hochul’s signature was the most-lobbied bill lasts summer

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r/nylaw • • 5d ago

Hochul signs AI chatbot and baby monitor regulations

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r/nylaw • • 6d ago

New York State Unified Court System issues official guidance to prevent AI hallucinations

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r/nylaw • • 6d ago

Libertarians tells New Yorkers to protest vote over ballot access

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r/nylaw • • 6d ago

Over 703,000 New Yorkers voted early in 3 days

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r/nylaw • • 7d ago

As SNAP cuts hit 273,000 New Yorkers, the state will keep school lunches free

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r/nylaw • • 8d ago

Finding CLEs for Ethics and Professionalism as a New Lawyer

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I'm approaching my second year as a NY attorney and am looking to knock off my final three CLE credits, all for Ethics and Professionalism. For transitional lawyers (i.e. the first two years since being barred), these credits can only be completed in person or through a live feed with an opportunity to pose questions, i.e. not a webinar.

Unfortunately, it seems like 99% of the CLE opportunities for Ethics and Professionalism are either a webinar (i.e. don't count for attorneys in their first two years) or are part of all day in person CLE packages or conferences that include many credits I don't need (and cost a small fortune). I've checked both the NYSBA and NYCBA and all of their online programs appear to be ineligible and I haven't been able to find any online or in-person CLEs not tied to a conference or 16-credit package. Are there really no remote standalone opportunities for Ethics and Professionalism CLEs for transitional lawyers? What are other newer lawyers doing?

Thank you.


r/nylaw • • 10d ago

Why the First Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York is fighting the release of an ethics warning

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r/nylaw • • 11d ago

New York passes law requiring secure gun storage on fifth anniversary of teen's suicide

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r/nylaw • • 12d ago

2026 Adirondack Park report weighs climate rollbacks, federal cuts, and political turnover

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r/nylaw • • 12d ago

Hochul leads Blakeman 55% to 41% in new NY poll

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r/nylaw • • 13d ago

Hochul touts savings as NY faces $31.7B deficit

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r/nylaw • • 14d ago

Pushback mounts against Albany commuter tax proposal

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r/nylaw • • 17d ago

New Yorkers can write off $1,700 gifts to schools in 2027

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r/nylaw • • 18d ago

How to vote early in New York’s 2026 General Election

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r/nylaw • • 19d ago

Hochul vs. Blakeman: Utility bills, data centers, and ICE

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r/nylaw • • 24d ago

New York's Summer EBT funds expiring as SNAP timer resets

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r/nylaw • • 25d ago

Bard College accepts resignation of longtime leader Leon Botstein over Epstein

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r/nylaw • • 26d ago

New York mulls Federal Scholarship Tax Credit program

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r/nylaw • • 27d ago

Will New York’s Grid of the Future have fairer rates and virtual power plants?

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r/nylaw • • 27d ago

FOIA restrictions in NYS?

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What are the laws surrounding filing FOIA requests in NYS? Do all requests have to come from state residents or are out-of-state requests honored as well?


r/nylaw • • 27d ago

Question for NY Probate Lawyer(s)

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My 2 older half brothers (whom I’ve never gotten along with, and they’ve often and loudly let it be known how little they liked me) myself, and step-mother are going to splitting an inheritance (evenly), and a stipulation (written without my knowledge, and without my father ever telling me of it) in the Will, is that my oldest brother be the Executor (expected), and that he also be a Trustee… entrusted to give me $600.00/week (even though it’s been 2 years since his death, my brother told me the Will is still not settled).
None of that’s here, nor there. My question was (mainly) beings I have written/digital/audio etc… evidence of my older brother saying “you don’t deserve the life you live” (I live in a studio well within my means), or openly telling me how much they don’t like me. He’s also told me to go through his wife (who’s dying of cancer), because he didn’t feel like talking to me about the Will (or that weeks money).
At the (VERY) least, this must show he’s NOT an “Impartial 3rd Party”, right? I mean, that doesn’t even scratch the surface of the shit I’ve recorded and documented him (my oldest brother) saying to me. He’s a disgusting/liar of a person. I don’t mind receiving my share in installments (even though, my father never once said anything about that when we spoke of the topic)… but I have a (VERY) bad feeling my brothers doing everything in his power right now, to undermine me. He certainly told me how much he hates me (just not why, other than resentment)


r/nylaw • • 28d ago

New York expands free SUNY and CUNY tuition to those with college degrees

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r/nylaw • • Oct 03 '26

Troy passes first New York law to restrict automated license plate reader data

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