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The recent decision of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York in the much-publicized federal Fair Housing Act case "MHANY Management v. Incorporated village of Garden City", presents a classic example as to how a municipality can run afoul of the federal Fair Housing Act.

PFL requires almost all New York employers, regardless of size, to provide eligible employees with 12 weeks of paid leave to engage in "family care," namely, to care for a child following birth...

This article will identify the various means by which third parties can easily access data, what data theft can lead to, and how several organizations, including healthcare companies...

This is the first of a two part article regarding bidding controversies. This first segment will address the issue of bid mistakes. Part II will address the broader topic of bid protests.

Mediation is a collaborative process that allows parties to reach a resolution in a way that is far more flexible than through a court proceeding.

This practice note will help you navigate whether and how to make an offer of judgment in employment cases.

A recent unanimous Supreme Court decision adds uncertainty to the application and enforceability of arbitration agreements in the transportation industry.

Shakespeare once famously warned about the "ides of March," but this year many telemarketers should be more attuned to the regulatory dangers lurking behind the "ides of October."

During the volatile economic climate of recent years, expedited 363 sales have been favored over more traditional reorganizations under Chapter 11.

The public agency had challenged the claimant's entitlement to additional payment for 56 specific change orders.

New laws from both New York State and New York City give employees additional protections from harassment and impose new obligations on employers.

The cost of litigating complex commercial cases can quickly become very significant for the parties involved in the process.

When will an "agreement to agree" be enforceable, and when can you require another party to negotiate with you?

Criminal and civil enforcement proceedings against corporations show no sign of abating, and the penalties, fines and settlements associated with such proceedings can be staggering.

As Internet communications quickly replace the use of pen and paper, the field of electronic discovery continues to increase in importance.

The Second Circuit illustrated the concept that individuals and entities other than persons of a protected class have standing to challenge discriminatory housing practices.

Under the coverage provisions in standard comprehensive general liability insurance policies, there is often coverage for what is known as "Advertising Injury."