The U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York is seeking qualified attorneys for a magistrate judge vacancy in Buffalo. Applications are now being accepted according to an April 3 announcement.
Philip Schuler has been arraigned on multiple charges related to attempted enticement of a minor following an undercover operation led by federal authorities. Prosecutors allege that he communicated over several…
A federal court has revoked Michael Pizzuti’s U.S. citizenship due to fraud and violent crimes committed before naturalization but concealed during proceedings. Authorities say strong measures will be taken against…
Legal professionals practicing alone can set up solo 401(k) plans for retirement savings. Christopher Siwik of the ABA Retirement Funds Program explains how these accounts work and highlights their advantages…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
The Western District of New York is hosting a virtual CLE program about ethically using generative AI in legal briefs. The event features Michael G. Langan and takes place May…
Eric Petrie of Oswego County has pleaded guilty to distributing “molly” between January 2022 and February 2023. Authorities say he sourced the drug online and locally before selling it in…
Leah Mathieu has pled guilty to wire fraud after admitting she used forged documents to obtain over $80,000 in unearned military leave pay from her job at the Department of…
A federal jury has convicted three members of two Crips sets for racketeering, multiple murders, robberies, kidnapping cases, financial fraud schemes tied to pandemic relief funds—all carrying possible life sentences—following…
Catalina Corona admitted stealing nearly $10 million from an elderly Long Island couple she worked for as a personal assistant. She faces up to 30 years in prison after pleading…
Buffalo Police Officer Lance Woods has been indicted for second-degree murder following an alleged shooting involving his wife. The case will proceed with further court appearances scheduled for May. The…
Brian Hernandez has been convicted for his role in an assault at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center targeting an alleged informant inmate. Prosecutors say he faces up to 50 years after…
Jakhi McCray has pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court after setting fire to multiple NYPD vehicles last year. Authorities say his actions endangered public safety just ahead of planned protests.…
Muhammad Shahzeb Khan has pleaded guilty to plotting an ISIS-inspired mass shooting at a Brooklyn Jewish center. Authorities disrupted his plan before he entered the United States from Canada. Sentencing…
Three leaders of the 18th Street gang received lengthy prison terms after convictions on racketeering charges tied to multiple murders across New York State. Authorities say these sentences reflect ongoing…
Attorney General Letitia James has released security camera footage related to the investigation into Carl Slone’s death following an incident with an off-duty sheriff’s deputy in Buffalo. The release aims…
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…
Delos Thurston has pleaded guilty to stealing over $118,000 through fraudulent money orders while serving as Postmaster in Morrisville, New York. Authorities announced sentencing will take place later this year.
The New York Attorney General’s Office is investigating Lucien Colon’s death after an NYPD encounter in the Bronx on April 2. Preliminary reports indicate officers shot Colon during an attempted…
Federal prosecutors have indicted Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi for an alleged ISIS-inspired bombing attempt outside Gracie Mansion during protests on March 7. Authorities say quick action by police prevented…
Anthony Michael Souza, a former New York City public school teacher, has been sentenced to over twelve years in prison for receipt and distribution of child pornography after pleading guilty…
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