Window for ‘Adult Survivors’ lawsuits closes
We discuss the Adult Survivors Act, with Michael Polenberg, vice president of government affairs for Safe Horizon.
Cuomo on the defense against harassment lawsuits
Gothamist & WNYC Capitol reporter Jon Campbell provides an update on the legal battles being waged against the former governor.
Sexual assault survivors get extra time for lawsuits
Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal, a Manhattan Democrat, makes the case for the Adult Survivors Act.
Unproven COVID-19 treatment sparks lawsuits
New Yorkers desperate to cure loved ones impacted by COVID-19 are trying to compel hospitals to administer unproven treatments.
Are lawsuits the way to less gun violence? New York Democrats hope so
The state legislature believes it’s found a way around a federal law shielding gun manufacturers and dealers from lawsuits.
May 14, 2020: Childhood sexual abuse lawsuits hampered by court shutdown
With New York’s courts on pause and the clock ticking on the Child Victims Act’s look back window, Governor Cuomo took executive action to extend the window. James Marsh, Partner at the Marsh Law Firm, discussed the impact
Apr 27, 2020: Nurses union files lawsuits over “grossly inadequate” protections
The Capitol Pressroom · Apr 27, 2020: Nurses union files lawsuits over “grossly inadequate” protections The state nurse’s union is taking legal action over “grossly inadequate and negligent” protective equipment practices. Lisa Baum, Lead Occupational Health & Safety Representative
New York’s AG and anti-abortion groups head to court
Experts will be lining up to argue the safety and efficacy of an abortion reversal pill.
New York’s unique path to speedy lawsuit resolution
Lawsuits can take years to resolve in New York, but there is a procedural maneuver in state law that speeds things up.
Cannabis regulator gets acting leader
Felicia Reid has taken the helm - at least temporarily - at the embattled state Office of Cannabis Management.
