Insights & Firm Updates

Governor Hochul's SEQRA reform proposal would exempt broad categories of housing projects from environmental review and impose binding timelines on those that remain subject to it. Here is what the changes would actually do, and what they would not.

Commercial trucking cases in New York run through two overlapping regulatory systems, federal FMCSA rules and state Vehicle and Traffic Law. Understanding how both define the standard of care is essential for counsel on either side of a trucking matter.

The COVID-19 business interruption coverage battle heats up in Washington, and in courts nationwide.

In a time of so much uncertainty, know that KSLN is here for you.

Preclusion of plaintiffs submitting into evidence interpretations found within medical records by non-testifying healthcare professionals.

New York Malpractice Law alert re: Burden of Proof.

Bruce Goldstein discusses vaccination laws and resulting home schooling statistics, social media bullying, and special needs concerns

KSLN's Patrick McNelis weighs in on the possible repercussions of the coming changes to vaccination laws in New York State.

On March 30, 2017, the Court of Appeals issued a 4-3 decision in O’Brien v. Port Auth. of N.Y. & N.J., 2017.