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Arab women lawyers discuss arbitration and gender roles in NYSBA program
April 10, 2026
Arab women lawyers from across the Middle East joined a New York State Bar Association event discussing careers in international law and arbitration. Panelists addressed challenges such as gender discrimination while sharing insights on leadership and professional growth.
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Experts discuss future of movie theaters at New York State Bar Association seminar
April 10, 2026
Industry experts spoke at an association seminar about changes in moviegoing habits since 2002. They addressed how independent theaters attract local audiences through unique events while noting increased attendance among young people.
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New Antitrust Law Section chair aims to expand opportunities for junior members
April 10, 2026
Will Reiss has become chair of the Antitrust Law Section with plans to boost participation among junior lawyers through new initiatives like forming a Committee on Junior Members. The section saw significant membership growth last year thanks partly to its updated model.
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Justice Department issues new ADA digital accessibility rules for public colleges and universities
April 10, 2026
The U.S. Department of Justice has finalized new rules requiring public colleges' websites and apps be accessible for people with disabilities within two years. Institutions must adopt technical standards set out in Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Level AA by spring 2026–27.
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Oliver Young shares memories of New York State Bar Association’s Mock Trial program
April 10, 2026
Oliver Young recalls his experiences coaching high school teams for NYSBA's Mock Trial Competition as part of anniversary celebrations. The New York State Bar Association highlights member stories reflecting on legal education efforts spanning decades.
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Reflections on Chief Judge Judith Kaye’s legacy ten years after her passing
April 7, 2026
Jennifer Smith reflects on lessons learned from Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye ten years after her passing. The article highlights personal anecdotes alongside information about the New York State Bar Association's mission.
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Unified Court System to host career fair on April 16 in New York City
April 1, 2026
The New York State Unified Court System is holding a career fair on April 16 in Manhattan. Attendees can learn about legal careers within state courts from judges and administrators.
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AI adoption creates divide among plaintiff law firms, attorneys say
April 1, 2026
Leaders from major plaintiff law firms say artificial intelligence is widening performance gaps in legal practice. Attorneys highlight how integrating AI boosts efficiency while skeptics become advocates after firsthand experience.
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CLE program offers strategies for attorneys to manage difficult clients and colleagues
April 1, 2026
A recent New York State Bar Association seminar offered practical strategies for lawyers dealing with difficult clients or colleagues while prioritizing mental health. Doug Brown presented methods such as empathy, active listening, simplification of complex issues, evaluation of outcomes, and empowerment.
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