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Injury/Accident

Long Island Lawyer 

 News and Insights from an Attorney Licensed in New York and Florida

The New York Law Journal, March 1, 2021

First Dept. Forces NYPD To Pay Fees for Failure To Timely Release BodyCam Footage

The Suffolk Lawyer - November, 2020

A Tale of Two Courts (Police Misconduct Records)

The Suffolk Lawyer - December, 2020

FOIL, Spolation and Litigation Hold Notices, Oh My

The New York Law Journal, November 25, 2020

police Misconduct Records: Court allows Police to Police Themselves

The Suffolk Lawyer - June, 2020

Focus on FOIL: The Reasonably Described Record

The Florida Out of State Division - Fall, 2020

 

The Video conference

Deposition Primer

Focus on FOIL

Police Misconduct Records

The Suffolk Lawyer - September, 2020

The Nassau Lawyer- June, 2020

Defining a Hostile Education/ Learning Environment Today

The Suffolk Lawyer - June, 2020

Focus on FOIL: The Reasonably Described Record

The Suffolk Lawyer - April, 2020

Delivery Drivers - Essential and Entitled to Unemployment Benefits

The Suffolk Lawyer- May, 2020

the Zoom Video Deposition

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The Suffolk Lawyer- February, 2020

​Criminal Discovery Odyssey: The Order to Show Cause

The Suffolk Lawyer - March, 2020

Criminal Discovery Odyssey: The Electronic Discovery Portal

The Suffolk Lawyer: January, 2020

The Criminal Defense Discovery Odyssey

New York State Bar Association: Criminal Justice Section

Exploring the Eighth Amendment: Forfeiture and Excessive Fines

The Suffolk Lawyer- December 2019

Warning Signs

from the Second Department

New York State Bar Association Perspective, Fall 2019

Focus on FOIL: Attorney Fees to the Self-Represented
Attorney

The Suffolk Lawyer: October 2019 

Hostile Education Environment

and Schools That Fail to Address the Warning Signs

The Suffolk Lawyer- September 2019

Focus on foil: finding Brady evidence in

people V. ulett

The Suffolk Lawyer- April 2019

Losing Face with Foreign Languages: Case Dismissed — Facial Sufficiency Lacking

The Suffolk Lawyer: April 2019 

8th Amendment Excessive Fines Clause —

Timbs v. Indiana

The Suffolk Lawyer: February 2019 

Focus on FOIL: Police Dashboard and BodyCam Footage

The Suffolk Lawyer- February 2019

Visually impaired website (ADA) litigation... continued

the dignity for all students act:

a right without a (private) remedy

NYSBA Perspective: Fall 2018

Freedom of Information law: every good lawyer's tool

The Suffolk Lawyer- January 2019

The Nassau Lawyer- November 2018

Not so fast: The constitutional right to a speedy trial, and how long is too long?

The Suffolk Lawyer- October 2018

Focus on Foil: Court of Appeals Endorses CIA FOIA Exemption for the NYPD 

The Suffolk Lawyer- May 2018

Focus on Foil: Traffic Parking Violations Agency Records

The Nassau Lawyer- June 2018

Criminalizing addiction:

a disease or Crime?

The Nassau Lawyer- June 2018

Criminalizing addiction:

a disease or Crime?

The Suffolk Lawyer- May 2018

Focus on Foil: Traffic Parking Violations Agency Records

The Suffolk Lawyer- April 2018

Americans with Disabilities Act and Commercial Website Compliance

The Suffolk Lawyer- February 2018

Focus on FOIL- Attorney’s Fees Award No Longer Discretionary

The Suffolk Lawyer- January 2018

Courts Order Prosecutors to Comply
With Brady

The Nassau Lawyer- January 2018

Social media posts as protected employee activities

The Nassau Lawyer- October 2017

Recent Trends in Attorney's Fees under FOIL: New York's Freedom of Information Law

The Suffolk Lawyer- January 2018

Courts Order Prosecutors to Comply
With Brady

The Suffolk Lawyer- October 2017

Turner v United States and New York's Call for Criminal Justice Reforms regarding Brady evidence

The Suffolk Lawyer- September 2017 

Unmatched — Avvo’s Marketing Fees Unethical in New York State

The Suffolk Lawyer- September 2017 

Jae Lee v. United States: Immigration Consequences Trump Prejudice Prong of Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Analysis Under Strickland

The Suffolk Lawyer- May 2017

Due process denied- the order of protection hearing

The Nassau Lawyer- April 2017

revisiting the right to die:
new york's aid in dying movement 

April 2017

Above the law spotlight:

cory h. morris, the law offices of cory h.morris

The Suffolk Lawyer- January 2017 

Supreme court update- double jeapordy and issue preclusion

The Suffolk Lawyer- December 2016

Aurora v. Baritz - Epstein's Mother Affidavit not Sufficient for Plaintiff Bank to Foreclose on Defendant's home

The Suffolk Lawyer- November 2016

Second circuit recognizes cat's paw liability

The Suffolk Lawyer- July/ August 2016

not so fast: 

the supreme court on speedy trial and new york's speedy trial doubles

The Suffolk Lawyer- June 2016 

Surveiling police surveillance-

gaining access to police body and dash cameras

The Suffolk Lawyer- May 2016

Should nonlawyers provide legal services within new york state?

The Nassau Lawyer- April 2016

Apple's fourth amendment fight:
the right to privacy in the digital age

The Suffolk Lawyer- March 2016 

respondent's invocation of fifth amendment results in stayed eviction

The Florida Bar Out-of-State-Division: March 2016

Aid in dying:

gaining momentum from coast to coast...

The Nassau Lawyer- January 2016

Cheeks ruling carves out flsa exception to frcp 41

The Suffolk Lawyer- January 2016 

  Aid in dying 
a new york state of mind

The Suffolk Lawyer- December 2015 

Looming first amendment challenges to local municipalities

The Suffolk Lawyer- November 2015 

Rethinking pretrial detention and speedy trial

The Suffolk Lawyer- October 2015

Confrontation clause concerns after clark 

The Suffolk Lawyer- July 2015

Facebook, free speech, and a reminder that mens rea matters

The Suffolk Lawyer- June 2015 

Focus on Foil: 

attorney's

fees

The Suffolk Lawyer- May 2015 

Plyler's mandate

The Suffolk Lawyer- April 2015

Focus on foil

The Suffolk Lawyer- March 2015

The dignity for all students act and students with disabilities

The Nassau Lawyer- January 2015

Federal courts clarify "good fit" defense to discrimination cases

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