Uber-D-Duber- Whoa!
Postmates couriers ruled employees, not independent contractors in watershed NY Court of Appeals decision. Major implications for gig economy worker classification.
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March 2020 Articles
8 articles published in March 2020
The conditional order of dismissal
New York's First Department issued a conditional order of dismissal for discovery noncompliance, but the two-step process raises doctrinal concerns about court consistency.
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Working remotely
New York no-fault insurance attorney discusses adapting legal practice during COVID-19 remote work, including arbitration submissions and virtual hearings.
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Why are beaches still open?
Attorney Jason Tenenbaum questions inconsistent COVID-19 response policies in March 2020, examining why beaches remained open during early pandemic lockdowns.
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Handling a pandemic
New York no-fault attorney discusses handling the COVID-19 pandemic, praising New Yorkers' response while critiquing other states' approaches to crisis management.
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A true test of what kind of employer you are
Personal reflections from a New York no-fault insurance attorney on treating employees with decency during crisis, prioritizing health over legal work.
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The Cornona Virus
Long Island personal injury attorney discusses how COVID-19 pandemic may transform court proceedings and no-fault insurance practice in New York.
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Absolutely horrible decision
Court upholds default judgment against GEICO despite wrong index number on timely answer in no-fault insurance case, creating concerning precedent for technical defects.
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