By Drew Musto – The Cornell Daily Sun A student found guilty by Cornell of sexually assaulting and retaliating against a female student could be back on campus in the fall because a judge temporarily barred the University from suspending him. Cornell handed the male student a two-year suspension in […]
By Bryan Koenig Law360, Washington (July 24, 2017, 6:42 PM EDT) — A Forever 21 customer hit the retail clothing chain with a proposed class action in New York federal court Monday accusing the company of collecting sales taxes from online New York City customers whose orders should have been […]
Court vacates a tenure denial by Cornell, finding that the university denied basic due process over allegations that were rejected or never proven. Supporters say an important researcher is having his career stymied. By Colleen Flaherty | Inside Higher Ed Professors dispute negative tenure decisions all the time, but rarely […]
Jack Vayda taught the course on charter parties in April at the highly regarded Faculty of Law of the University of Aix-Marseille, Centre de Droit Maritime et des Transports (CDMT) and Institute de Formation Universitaire et de Recherche du Transport Aérien (IFURTA) which are, collectively, named Põle Transports. The Faculty […]
On April 28, 2017, John M. Brickman and Andrew J. Luskin, litigation partners in the firm’s Long Island office, presented a New York State Bar Association Continuing Legal Education program on Basic Lessons on Ethics and Civility. Some 50 lawyers attended the program, held in Melville, New York. Mr. Brickman […]