Three TRR Attorneys Named for 2022 Super Lawyers Lists
It is with great pleasure that we announce that three attorneys at Tesser, Ryan & Rochman, LLP have been named to 2022 Super Lawyers lists! Managing Partner Gregory Ryan and... Read More
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Caption placed hereNY Court Suspends Attorneys for Registration Defects
Under Section 468-a of New York’s Judiciary Law, New York attorneys are required to file a registration every two years along with payment of a registration fee. If an attorney... Read More
Attorney General Schneiderman Allowed to Practice Law Again After Suspension
Eric Schneiderman, New York’s former Attorney General, resigned from his post in 2018 amid accusations of physical abuse by four women. Following his resignation, the Attorney Grievance Committee, the office... Read More
Amendments to NYC Job Posting Law
In December 2021, the New York City Council passed Local Law 32 that makes it an “unlawful discriminatory practice” for employers with four or more employees, including independent contractors, to... Read More
Judge Jed Rakoff Signals he will Dismiss Sarah Palin’s Defamation Case against the New York Times
Judge Jed Rakoff announced in court today that he is prepared to dismiss former Vice-Presidential candidate Sarah Palin’s defamation claim against the New York Times. Palin has sued the New... Read More
NY Courts Update Covid Vaccination Policy
On Monday, August 23, 2021, the United States Food and Drug Administration (the “FDA”) gave full approval to the Pfizer vaccine for individuals 16 and over. As a result, many... Read More
Are Attorney Disciplinary Proceedings Confidential? Kind Of
Investigations of attorney misconduct are generally thought to be confidential, and they largely are. But there is one aspect of disciplinary proceedings that leaves some attorneys feeling exposed. In New... Read More
New York Legislature Advances Bill to Repeal Judiciary Law § 470
New York’s State Senate Judiciary Committee has voted to advance a bill that would repeal Section 470 of the Judiciary Law, a provision which has undergone legal challenges and criticism... Read More
What You Need to Know About the Restaurant Revitalization Fund
While the Covid-19 pandemic has affected every corner of the U.S. economy, arguably no sector has been hit harder than the restaurant industry. Sean Kennedy, the Vice President of the... Read More
New Round of Business Loans Part of Covid Relief Package
On March 25, The United States Senate voted to pass the PPP Extension Act of 2021. The act would extend the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) through June 30, 2021. The... Read More
Developments in Passing Another Stimulus Package
The United States Congress is currently debating what will comprise the next stimulus package for the American public. At 5:30 AM, the Senate approved a resolution that will form the... Read More
President Biden Extends Pause on Federal Student Loan Payments to September 30, 2021
During President Biden’s first day of office, the freshly inaugurated president wasted no time signing seventeen executive orders, ranging from mandating masks in federal buildings, to rejoining the Paris Climate... Read More