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Cuomo declares gun violence emergency, signs gun liability law

NEW YORK — Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a gun violence disaster emergency Tuesday, promising a sweeping array of community-based initiatives to reduce the rash of shootings in…

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Veteran investigators launch new watchdog group to assist ‘patriotic whistleblowers’

A group of veteran investigators, attorneys, and law enforcement leaders on Friday launched a new nonpartisan, nonprofit watchdog dedicated to strengthening public integrity and…

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NY landlords will be paying the price long after eviction ban ends

CAPITAL REGION, NY (WRGB) — New York’s eviction moratorium is costing landlords more than just unpaid rent, and some expect their costs to rise as they begin the process of…

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The Socio-Economic Division Among Women in Child Support Proceedings

Simplistically speaking, there are two major areas of contention in family law: money and children. These areas combine to produce a process we know as child support. Each state…

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NLRB Confirmations Among Top Labor Moves Left For Biden

President Joe Biden is poised to make appointments in the second half of the year that could shift the approach of several federal agencies that deal with labor rights, and…

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Fed up with labor shortage, CNY businesses turn in those on jobless benefits who reject work

Syracuse, N.Y. — Since the pandemic began, Chris Cesta has turned in a dozen people to the state for what he says are illegal unemployment claims. In a usual year, the owner and…

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Array Digital: The Managing Partners Podcast featuring Daniel Meyer

Daniel Meyer is the DC Managing Partner of Tully Rinckey, PLLC, an international law firm headquartered at Albany, New York. He served as the first Executive Director for…

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Bill Cosby freed from prison, his sex conviction overturned

PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Pennsylvania’s highest court threw out Bill Cosby’s sexual assault conviction and released him from prison Wednesday in a stunning reversal…

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Vaccinations, masks and the law

There is still a solid 20 percent of the population across the country who steadfastly refuse to get vaccinated, which is just 10 percent more than the 70 percent necessary to…

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To-go alcohol expires at midnight: Local beverage manufacturers, distributers disappointed

CAPITAL REGION, N.Y. (NEWS10) – More than 400 days after Governor Cuomo issued a state of emergency, that emergency, is now ending in New York State. Many New Yorkers are…

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