State Adopts Regs To Allow At-Home Cultivation of Medical Marijuana
Medical Marijuana, A Therapeutic For Chronic Pain, Other Ailments, Can Be Gown At Home With Permission From Healthcare Provider
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Tag: New York State
What Exactly Is SEQRA — A Term Heard At Every Planning Board Meeting But Little Understood
SEQRA Should Be Uniformly Applied But Rarely Is; Planning Boards Have Great Discretion To Decide Fate Of Projects
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New York State CFA Applications Now Open; DA’s Effort to Disqualify Hi Tor President’s Attorney Denied; Data Center Expands Inventory in Orangeburg
DA’s Effort to Disqualify Hi Tor President Attorney Denied; fifteenfortyseven Expands Inventory in Orangeburg; Briefs
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Consumer Sentiment Falls 5 Points; Lowest Since Pandemic Panic; NYS More Optimistic Than Dismal National Outlook
Consumer Sentiment Falls 5 Points; Lowest Since Pandemic Panic; NYS More Optimistic than Dismal National Outlook
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The Challenger: Suburbicide Comes To New York
Local Attorney Michael Starvaggi Offers Legal Analysis On Proposed Bill That Could Outlaw Single-Family Zoning In Our New Column ‘The Challenger’
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Rockland Towns & Villages Grappling With Dec. 31 Deadline On Opting-Out Of Cannabis Dispensaries, Lounges
A handful of Rockland County towns have already decided to “opt out” of the recently passed New York State law that will permit the sale of cannabis through dispensaries and consumption lounges.
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Your Guide To A New Slew Of Employee-Related Legal Trends
Employers in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey should prepare themselves for new and ongoing pro-employee trends in employment law which may impact most private employers.
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State Law Makes Contractors Liable For Subcontractors’ Unpaid Wages
New York State has passed legislation that shifts liability to general contractors for wage theft cases on private construction projects.
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New York’s Shield Law Puts Burden On All Businesses
New York’s SHIELD Act, a law that imposes cyber-security obligations on virtually every business in the State, goes into effect on March 21, 2020.
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