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Dispensary Ownership in New York: People with marijuana convictions to get a head start

David Standa · Douglas R. Sargent

The New York Recreational Cannabis Market – what licenses are available and who is eligible to get them? The presentation will include information about New York’s cannabis application process. We will discuss the recently announced “justice-involved” dispensary license application process, how applicants will qualify for that license, and what is expected to be required for…

On-Demand: April 28, 2022

Expunging and Sealing Criminal Records and Background Checks in New York

Paul Townsend

In this CLE, we will examine post-conviction relief offered in New York State. Attorneys will learn the current state of the law as it applies to individuals who have been charged with crimes, and how the various ways that a criminal case can be resolved will affect their Record of Arrest and Prosecution (aka the…

On-Demand: April 15, 2022

New Insurance Disclosure Requirements on Defendants in Civil Cases in New York State Courts: New York comprehensive insurance disclosure act obligates defendants in litigation

Michael Murphy · Laura Evangelista

Attorneys may expect to learn about the recent legislative changes to Comprehensive Disclosure Act, which amends New York Civil Practice Law & Rules Section 3101(f) and imposes new insurance disclosure requirements on defendants in civil cases in New York state courts. This course is co-sponsored with myLawCLE. Key topics to be discussed: Original New York…

On-Demand: March 18, 2022

Cannabis A Primer for New York Employers

Celena R. Mayo · Dean A. Rocco · Jeremy M. Buchalski

New York State’s Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA or the Act) not only legalizes the recreational use of marijuana in New York, it also significantly impacts employers’ rights and obligations vis-à-vis their employees’ use of marijuana. This course is co-sponsored with myLawCLE. Key topics to be discussed: Changes to the NY Labor Law Impact…

On-Demand: February 14, 2022

New York expands its whistleblowing law effective January 26, 2022

Tracey Levy

New York State has adopted new whistleblower law protections effective January 26, 2022, that create substantial liability exposure for employers. Employees – both current and former, as well as individuals working as independent contractors – who report or object to any perceived violation of law, rule, or regulation, will be protected against retaliation for making…

On-Demand: January 31, 2022

New York City Mandates COVID-19 Vaccination for All Private Sector Employers

Jenifer Bologna · Matthew J. Bass

Starting December 27th, all NYC workers will be required to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 before entering the workplace. The webinar will address compliance related issues including how the NYC law interacts with the OSHA ETS now that the 6th Circuit stay has been lifted. This course is co-sponsored with myLawCLE. Key topics to…

On-Demand: December 27, 2021

2020 Hindsight Revisiting New York’s Statutory Power of Attorney

Wendy Hoey Sheinberg

The 2020 revisions to New York General Obligations Law, Article 5, Title 15 became effective June 13, 2021. The long-anticipated revisions were expected to eliminate some of the redundant and cumbersome requirements created by the 2008 and 2009 revisions. Join us as we examine the major changes and the often-overlooked nuances of the statute. Key…

On-Demand: December 21, 2021

Handling First New York DWI Case (2021 edition)

Jonathan D. Cohn · Joseph Gerstenzang · Rachel Kugel

Session I – Client Interview - Jonathan Cohn This program will focus on the initial meeting with your prospective client. It is critical to obtain all the relevant information close in time to the incident. We will also focus on being realistic with the client about their goals and managing the client’s expectations. Finally, during…

On-Demand: December 6, 2021

New York Divorce Law 101 (2021 Edition)

Alan Figenbaum · Marilyn Chinitz · Brett Ward · Steven Goldfeder · Lois J. Liberman

Session I – Client Intake Procedures & Initial Filings and Pleadings – Alan Feigenbaum Intake process/procedure which will include initial client interviews, retainer letter – these first two sections will include the longer ethics piece which will include such highlights as the Statement of Clients Rights and Responsibilities, you can’t sleep with your client, requirement…

On-Demand: November 15, 2021

New York’s New Construction Industry Wage Law: Potential risks and protections

Bryn Goodman

Beginning this January, New York general contractors will be subject to new legislation that imposes joint liability for unpaid wages owed to employees of their subcontractors. The law impacts any construction contracts entered, renewed, modified, or amended on or after January 4, 2022. Ultimately, if subcontractors cannot—or do not—pay their employees, general contractors will be…

On-Demand: October 6, 2021

New York State’s Newly Enacted HERO Act: What attorneys need to know

William J. Anthony

New York State’s newly enacted HERO Act requires employers to take steps immediately to ensure compliance with the statute. On September 6, 2021, the state designated Covid-19 as an “Airborne Infectious Disease” triggering obligations above and beyond those initially required by the statute. This presentation will cover all steps required by the statute and how…

On-Demand: September 24, 2021