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A New York trial court judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging the legality of Local Law 97 (“LL97”), New York City’s ambitious effort to curb greenhouse gas emissions from buildings…
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The Real Estate Finance Journal (REFJ), a Thomson Reuters Publication executive edited by Carter Ledyard real estate partner Robert “Bob” Koen, has published its 2023 Fall edition. This edition includes…
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By Christopher Rizzo and Karen E. Meara. Published in the New York Law Journal. Readers do not need another lesson on the tragic history of Penn Station—including the Pennsylvania Railroad Company’s…
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Alex and Sarah’s latest Reuters article explores what it means to be on Schedule I, and what a reclassification to Schedule III would mean for the industry. If a reclassification…
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The use of artificial intelligence (AI) to create new written, visual and audio expression is rapidly expanding. AI-enabled content generation is being added to many products and services every day. …
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A trial court in Montana has issued a landmark ruling in a climate change case that could have significant ramifications for New Yorkers in light of voters’ 2022 amendment to…
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New York is the first state to pass right to repair legislation for digital electronic devices, revolutionizing the right to repair legal landscape across the country. On December 28, 2023,…
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While perhaps inevitable that the largely unregulated cryptocurrency industry would become acquainted with the world of bankruptcy court, that intersection has certainly occurred. After facing a series of challenges and…
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by Christopher Rizzo. Published in the New York Law Journal. As this column has noted before, New York state has an acute housing shortage. At the current slow pace of…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) announced on July 26, 2023 that it has adopted its much-anticipated new cybersecurity rules for public companies. The new rules require issuers to…