Will George Santos’ Lies Cost Him Access to Classified Information?
Rep.-elect George Santos (R-NY) has been unmasked as purveyor of so many falsehoods, it’s really hard to know where the fiction ends and the real person begins. He has also,…
EUIPO Cancellation Division Cancelling “BIG MAC” EUTM No. 62638
As you may have heard, an Irish company, Supermac’s (Holdings) Ltd filed a cancellation proceeding against McDonald’s European Trademark EUTM 62638, on the basis of non-use. A…
In wake of Schoharie limousine tragedy, ensuring personal safety is key
It may not be an everyday occurrence, but when renting a limousine—whether for a wedding, prom or other special occasion—it is a good idea to spend a few extra minutes to take…
Is it legal to break into a hot car to save an unattended pet in New York?
Before you smash that big rock through the window of a sweltering car to rescue an unattended animal, it might be a good idea to understand whether it actually is legal to do so…
Time for change: Office of Personnel Management is updating its digital records system
Time is ticking as government officials work to update the aging digital records system at the United States Office of Personnel Management (OPM). The goal of the update is to…
Controversial Restatement of Liability Insurance Approved by Final Vote of ALJ
Today, the American Law Institute (ALI) voted to approve the Restatement of the Law, Liability Insurance. According to ALI’s press release, “The draft has four…
Public or “Private,” Social Media Posts Can be Used as Evidence
Recent events at the National level has shed some light on privacy concerns pertaining to social media. However, these issues are also being raised in New York as well. Did you…
Tully Rinckey opens Austin office in $15 million expansion push
Law firm Tully Rinckey PLLC has opened a new office in Austin, its 10th location overall. The new office is part of a strategy by the Albany, New York, firm to spend the next four…