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CORPORATE TRANSPARENCY ACT NOW IN EFFECT
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CORPORATE TRANSPARENCY ACT NOW IN EFFECT

Posted by: Nicole Green, Michelle Marinello, Timothy Morrison, Scott Shimick and keenan loderTo download a PDF of this article, click here: WOH UPDATE - CORPORATE TRANSPARENCY ACT NOW IN EFFECT.pdfAs follow-up to our Fall 2023 WOH Update, the reporting requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (the “CTA”) went into effect on January 1, 2024. Below is a summary of key points impacting millions of businesses throughout the United States and beyond. Failure to comply with the [...]
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Practice Area(s):   Business, Corporate and Commercial
NYSBA CasePrepPlus Newsletter 1.19.24
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NYSBA CasePrepPlus Newsletter 1.19.24

Posted By: Robert Rosborough
NYSBA CasePrepPlus Newsletter 1.19.24: Chief Judge Rowan Wilson Laments How the Criminal Justice System Can Turn “Minor Antisocial Behavior” Into Needless Criminal ConvictionsThe most interesting case coming out of New York’s appellate courts doesn’t involve a legal issue at all.  Rather, it’s New York Court of Appeals Chief Judge Rowan Wilson’s concurrence in a criminal case about how the criminal justice system should be flexible to address the mental [...]
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Practice Area(s):   Litigation and Appeals
BUDGET OPENS DOOR TO FURTHER ALCOHOL-RELATED REFORMS
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BUDGET OPENS DOOR TO FURTHER ALCOHOL-RELATED REFORMS

Posted By: Alexandra Becker
Governor Hochul’s proposed executive budget for fiscal year 2025 (the “Budget”), released on January 16, 2024, includes a number of provisions which, while falling short of proposing sweeping change, should nonetheless have positive impacts on the liquor licensing and permitting process within the state. In 2022, the Commission to Reform the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law (the “Commission”) was formed to vote on whether to recommend changes to state laws to [...]
Newsletter 1.5.24: Is the Use of a Police Dog to Sniff a Person for Concealed Drugs a Search under the Fourth Amendment?
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Newsletter 1.5.24: Is the Use of a Police Dog to Sniff a Person for Concealed Drugs a Search under the Fourth Amendment?

Posted By: Robert Rosborough
Happy New Year!  Let’s take a look what has been happening in New York’s appellate courts over the past week. Court of AppealsPeople v Butler, 2023 NY Slip Op 06468 (Ct App Dec. 19, 2023)Criminal Law Issue: Does the use of a canine to detect the scent of illegal drugs concealed on a person’s body qualify as a search within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution?Facts: After observing the defendant make what they believed was a hand-to-hand drug [...]
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Practice Area(s):   Litigation and Appeals
WOH LAWYERS PLAY A MAJOR ROLE IN THE E-COMMERCE REVOLUTION IN NEW YORK
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WOH LAWYERS PLAY A MAJOR ROLE IN THE E-COMMERCE REVOLUTION IN NEW YORK

Posted By: David Everett
The rapid growth in e-commerce has transformed global trade and brought producers and consumers closer together than ever before. The e-commerce revolution, accelerated by the COVID pandemic, resulted in the need for society to develop additional infrastructure to get packages to consumers more quickly and more efficiently. It has transformed the way people live, work and shop in the 21st century. Our lawyers are on the front lines of this global revolution. Our extensive experience in [...]
Practice Area(s):   Land Use and Development