A Message From the Editor

Questions about which venue might be oppressive for a certain party can often become hotly disputed in litigation. Now the state Supreme Court is set to weigh in on questions about whether the lower courts are properly applying the standards for forum non conveniens. Our first item has details. Also, Gordon Rees is expanding in Pittsburgh with nearly a dozen lawyers from Burns White.

Thanks for reading!

– Max Mitchell, Regional Managing Editor, The Legal Intelligencer and New Jersey Law Journal

Probable Cause and ‘Bruen’: Two Amendments Collide | New York Law Journal

New York Law Journal

Recently, a judge in the Eastern District of New York announced a new legal standard for probable cause in gun cases... Read More

Attorney-Client Privilege and Dual-Purpose Communications | New York Law Journal

New York Law Journal

Inquiries received from Michael J. Hutter's previous Evidence column, together with the Supreme Court’s grant of certiorari... Read More

Assessing the Legality of DEI Programs | New York Law Journal

New York Law Journal

This article analyzes cases decided both before and after the SFFA decision to illustrate how employers and courts have... Read More

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