by Laura Chesters – Antiques Trade Gazette A US court claim challenging a 2014 New York law banning the sale of antique ivory by the Art and Antique Dealers League of America and the National Art and Antique Dealers Association of America has been reinstated due to amendments made to […]
Bruce A. Langer’s article on Blockchain, “Blockchain’s Transformative Technology and its Potential Impact on the Law: Are we There Yet?”, was recently published in the New York Law Journal. Click here to read this article
By Leah Potter – The GW Hatchet A series of proposed changes to federal Title IX procedures could require GW to alter its Title IX policy and eliminate the single-investigator model for sexual violence cases. The guidelines, released by the Department of Education Friday, also allow institutions to dismiss reports […]
On Monday, November 12, 2018, McLaughlin & Stern, LLP filed a complaint on behalf of Ansdher Civil, an employee of Rochdale Village and a member of Special and Superior Officers Benevolent Association (“SSOBA”), in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York. SSOBA is a labor […]
On Tuesday, October 30, 2018, Judge Constance M. Sweeney granted preliminary approval of a proposed $3,000,000 settlement in LaChapelle, et. al. v. PeoplesBank, et. al. (1679-cv-00906 Massachusetts Superior Court, Hampden County), a consumer class action. Plaintiff, Craig LaChapelle, alleged that he, and all other similarly affected PeoplesBank customers, were monetarily […]