Unlimited Vacation sounds great in theory – employees take time when they need it, the administrative burden of ‘counting days’ is alleviated, the ‘use it or lose it’ drama disappears, and employers are able to avoid the “helicopter parenting” style of monitoring an employee’s vacation entitlements. The Unlimited Vacation perk has become increasingly popular with the…
The European Accessibility Act (“EAA”) (Directive (EU) 2019/882) introduces new accessibility requirements that will apply to a wide range of products and services when they are accessible in the EU, aiming to enhance access for persons with disabilities and improve the functioning of the EU single market. What Does the EAA Seek to Achieve?The EAA…
Medley Mgt., IncLowenstein Sandler, LLP 2025 NY Slip Op 32436(U) July 6, 2025 Supreme Court, New York County Docket Number: Index No. 651987/2022 Judge: Joel M. Cohen is a thoughtfully written grant of summary judgment in a legal malpractice case. Here is the intro: “At a high level, this case involves a financially troubled client…
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Apropos of nothing in particular (really!), it occurred to me to write down what I think is the most benign definition of the political left, broadly conceived, and what is wrong with its views. My own sympathies lie elsewhere, and I have made no bones about it, but I hope there is some value in…
Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently signed into law S.B. 1188, a bill that regulates the security and storage of electronic health record data and the deployment of artificial intelligence (“AI”) in the health care context. The law creates a data localization requirement, obligating covered entities to physically maintain electronic health records in the United States. …
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An effort by ICANN’s At-Large community to force the Org to stick to its bylaws commitments to periodically review its accountability and transparency has failed after nobody else supported it. As I reported last month, ALAC petitioned its Empowered Community co-members to get ICANN to overturn its decision to delay Accountability and Transparency Review Team…
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15 minutes read Updated Jul 14, 2025 Strong law firm branding helps solo and small firms build trust, stand out online, and attract the right clients—often before a conversation even begins. This blog covers how to define your mission and values, identify your ideal client, and create a consistent visual identity and brand voice. …
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The recent decision of the Australian Administrative Review Tribunal in X Corp and Elston v eSafety Commissioner illustrates the complexities that can arise when the law tasks a regulator or platform to adjudge an online post. The decision grapples with a dilemma that is familiar, albeit under a very different legislative regime, from the UK’s…
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Navigating relationships from a legal standpoint is never simple, especially when you’re living together without being married. In Canada, many couples fall under what’s known as a common-law partnership. But what exactly does that mean? And what rights, responsibilities, and legal recognition come with this type of relationship? If you’re planning to live with your…
Dashcams are becoming more common in New York—and for good reason. These small cameras, mounted on your dashboard or windshield, can be powerful tools when you’re involved in a car crash. At Gash & Associates, P.C., we’ve seen how dashcam footage can strengthen a personal injury claim—or in some cases, hurt it. Here’s what you…
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