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New judge list gives Kathy Hochul second chance after LaSalle disaster - Vimarsana News

New judge list gives Kathy Hochul second chance after LaSalle disaster

The future of New York's judiciary once again hinges on who Gov. Kathy Hochul might nominate to lead the state's highest court.

Source: nypost.com
Motorcycle Rally Organizers Lose Bid for Coverage for Auto Accident - Vimarsana News

Motorcycle Rally Organizers Lose Bid for Coverage for Auto Accident

A three-judge panel of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed a district court ruling that Berkshire Hathaway's Covington Specialty Insurance

New chief judge shortlist features three current Court of Appeals judges, no Latinos - Vimarsana News

New chief judge shortlist features three current Court of Appeals judges, no Latinos

Gov. Kathy Hochul must select a nominee to send to the state Legislature by the end of April.

New chief judge of Court of Appeals list is out for Hochul - Vimarsana News

New chief judge of Court of Appeals list is out for Hochul

Governor must select a new nominee by April 23 following the Senate's prior rejection of her nomination of Justice Hector D. LaSalle to head Court of Appeals

New York's First 'Good Cause' Eviction Law Falls, Ramping Up Push for Statewide Bill - Vimarsana News

New York's First 'Good Cause' Eviction Law Falls, Ramping Up Push for Statewide Bill

In a six-page decision Thursday, a panel of Third Department judges sided with Albany landlords in finding that state property laws preempt and nullify the city’s 2021 good cause eviction protections. The ruling makes the need for similar protections at the state level more urgent, tenant advocates say.