Latest court ruling paves the way for filing requirements under the CTA to resume

Presidential executive orders aside, New York employers must ensure compliance with state laws and regulations

From a minimum wage increase  to prenatal leave, several new laws take effect in New York State on January 1.

December 26^th ruling reinstates preliminary injunction blocking CTA enforcement

Reporting Deadline Extended to January 13, 2025

Business owners have the option to voluntarily file BOI reports while awaiting final ruling on fate of the CTA

Previous deadline to file of December 31 is now on hold

Recording rules will stay the same in the wake of the governor's veto

The CTA deadline to file is coming. Are you prepared to file before January 1, 2025?

Nationwide litigation is trending in the direction of NCCA athletes getting paid as employees

Homeowners trade easy cash for liability risk in the event of injuries on property

Will New York ban noncompete agreements? What business owners should do in the meantime

The Buffalo bills are coming down to the wire when it comes to securing the trademark for "Bills Mafia"

Cooperatives are more common than you might think. How these business models benefit both theirmember and the communities in which they operate.

Law aimed at reducing fraud found to be burdensome, inneffective.

Expanded allowances for special event alchohol permits is a win for New York businesses

Ruling is a big win for bars and restaurants who have seen a revenue spke from the sale of to-go bar drinks since COVID-19

The use of AI among attorneys is a hotly contested subject, particularly in the wake of the Avianca airline case where two New York attorneys filed a brief with the court that was written using ChatGPT and cited fictitious legal cases.

New rule preempts existing state laws.