The Business of Law
Covid lawsuits put Buffalo law firm HoganWillig in the spotlight as it grows
Court sides with former Takeout Taxi employee
Erie County district attorney’s identity used in scam
AML RightSource buys UK-based company
State to roll out new verification system for unemployment benefits; local paralegal programs lauded
Walden Galleria parent company has sued 11 tenants over rent
HoganWillig files lawsuit to obtain state’s protected Covid-19 transmission data
More Walden Galleria woes: Gap sued by mall parent over rent money owed
Class-action status in case brought by Tempo employees takes a step forward
UB School of Law debuts degree track for legal scholars
William Mattar launches new commercial during Super Bowl
World of Beer closes permanently, files lawsuit against Walden Galleria
Takeout Taxi lawsuit could receive summary judgment
Elardo to retire as CEO of Volunteer Lawyers Project; successor tabbed
Could this be the year? Here’s how New York state’s cannabis legislation is shaping up
A glimpse at legal changes proposed in Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s budget draft
10 p.m. restaurant curfew is headed to the courts — but in time for the Bills game?
Will cannabis legalization prompt changes to workplace policies?
State bar association backs call to legalize cannabis
Breach defense continues to be a cybersecurity focal point
New data privacy laws for doing business in Canada could soon be in play
PPP fraud investigations are happening. Is your business ready?
Peoples-Stokes gets nod again as majority leader
What does my property insurance cover? Attorney John Ewell has the answer.
Court appearance this week could decide whether restaurants can resume indoor dining
Top of mind as 2021 begins: Getting more people back in the workplace
State judges must now detail their reasons for recusal
Changes to power of attorney law coming in 2021
Buffalo attorney takes on regional role helping small business overcome stumbling blocks
Passing rate jumps for bar exam in online test
Trio of attorneys branches off from Kenney Shelton Liptak Nowak LLP
Courts implement protocols again to prevent Covid-19 spread
For first-year lawyer, tracking Covid-19 business interruption cases has provided opportunities
Mobile sports betting could be approved in New York by year-end
Attorney says pandemic brought sharper focus on estate planning
With PPP information release comes heightened risk of 'smishing' attacks
Judge Hugh Scott to receive UB School of Law’s highest honor
This Phillips Lytle attorney has been a mainstay in Western New York’s products liability sector
Fines are hefty for businesses that violate New York-mandated restrictions
It’s been a year of transition for attorney Oliver Young, Erie County Bar Association president
Do businesses have to apply again for essential status? Here’s what to know.
In battle against incessant robocalls, legal help does exist
N.Y. Attorney General Letitia James sues Diocese of Buffalo
State bar gives more prominence to issues facing LGBTQ community
Lawsuit from local wedding venues fizzled out, but Covid-19's impacts remain severe
Snags in home-buying can happen via contingencies. Just ask this real-estate lawyer.
Minority Bar Association plans peaceful motorcade protest
Parallel career paths led matrimonial attorneys to form a shared practice
Gross Shuman team asked employees for input as firm navigated pandemic
More court proceedings and trials to resume in person in Erie County
Tre'Davious White allowed out of lawsuit over Orchard Park home
Joseph Hanna takes focus on business recovery to new statewide board position
Attorney says lawsuit on home sale to Tre'Davious White was brought out of spite
Have divorces risen during the pandemic? Local attorneys say it’s a mixed bag.
Settlement procurement and planning companies forge partnership
Motion filed to dismiss lawsuit over home sale to Tre'Davious White
Injunction sought to block sale of Orchard Park home to Bills' Tre'Davious White
Chris Jacobs sets legislative sights on New York state’s Scaffold Law
Danielle Little and her chess company make all the right moves
Legal team at Rupp Baase aims to help families as surrogacy laws change
The separate Cellino and Barnes firms are open for business
Mazzu launches solo practice; beware of scam calls; local GOP officials re-elected
Questions still surround changes to New York state’s paid leave laws
Know the law with workplace accommodations for behavioral health
Amber Poulos enjoys the challenges of family law and making it as a solo practitioner
Larger law firms adjust offices to meet Covid-19 working needs
Ruby Tuesday's Cheektowaga location owes $60K in rent, lawsuit alleges
Lindy Korn explains landmark Supreme Court decision that sided with LGBTQ community
LeRoi Johnson's varied legal career included managing his brother, Rick James
Attorney John Elmore relishes helping people in need
Despite loss of its founder, Barnes Firm remains optimistic about the future
Law firm mergers bounce back from second-quarter dip; bankruptcies down in Buffalo
Legal Elite 2020: Region's top attorneys unveiled
State Liquor Authority weighing next steps after Sportsmen's Tavern legal victory
Remote work setups leave business networks more vulnerable to cybersecurity threats
From one crisis to the next, Phillips Lytle attorney Lisa Smith knows what steps to take
New York state again extends moratorium on residential evictions
Simplified bankruptcy option could help Covid-19-troubled businesses land on their feet
State bar association urges U.S. Senate to take proper time in replacing Ginsburg
Eighth Judicial District judges to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Former Catholic Health chief legal officer joins Stillwell Midgley Visco
Lippes Mathias' Kevin Merriman to tackle insurance for business
New York A.G. releases list of rental properties in lead-poisoning lawsuit
PPP helped Lippes Mathias Wexler Friedman weather pandemic's challenges
Local legal leaders: Ruth Bader Ginsburg left a mark that won't quickly be forgotten
Landlord of more than 150 Buffalo properties faces lawsuit from state AG
John Elmore tabbed as local bar association’s Lawyer of the Year
State asks for dismissal of Sportsmen’s Tavern lawsuit
Brothers charged for PPP fraud; contact tracing help available
Victoria’s Secret, Bath & Body Works owner says it doesn’t owe rent for months Galleria was closed
Goldberg Segalla COO discusses managing through Covid-19
From one pandemic to another: Sellers family insurance agency stands test of time
Task force identified to look at police reform in Erie County
Ex-Takeout Taxi driver seeks class-action litigation
New Lippes Mathias attorney was part of FDA team combatting Covid-19
More Buffalo-area debt collectors targeted by state AG
Tempo owner denies cheating servers out of money
Statewide wedding venues line up in another lawsuit filed by Rupp
Here is what happens if you try to vote twice
