Malliotakis’ District Ruled Unconstitutional: New York Brief
A state court judge ruled that Rep. Nicole Malliotakis’ (R) district must be redrawn because it dilutes Black and Latino voters.
A state court judge ruled that Rep. Nicole Malliotakis’ (R) district must be redrawn because it dilutes Black and Latino voters.
It’s highest-profile sex-trafficking trial since Sean “Diddy” Combs went before another Manhattan federal jury last year, and the similarities are striking. In both cases, the accused allegedly used their wealth and influence to draw victims into their orbit.
Gov. Kathy Hochul plans to introduce a $260 billion state budget plan today that avoids any increases to the state’s personal income and corporate tax rates.
The legislative session is underway, with Gov. Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers beginning to negotiate their priorities after her State of the State address on Tuesday. Here are three key measures affecting lawyers to watch.

New York City’s child care costs, among the highest in the country, are a factor in families deciding to
Bloomberg Law identified 41 incidents where law enforcement used The Wrap on someone who died. The analysis included an examination of US court records, in-custody death investigations, and videos obtained through public records requests.
After failing to serve
Former executives of Lottery.com Inc. and the special purpose acquisition company that took it public were sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday for falsely inflating revenues to investors.
The former CEO of a New York City retail leasing and real estate advisory firm can’t use his bankruptcy to wipe out years of back income taxes owed to the IRS, a federal court ruled.
President
BellRing Brands Inc. and two executives misled investors about sales growth drivers and downplayed competitive pressures in the convenient nutrition market, a proposed class action filed Thursday said.
Public transportation systems across the US are poised to get a $100.3 million assist from the federal government as
A large group of New York City sanitation workers have agreed to settle their wage claims against the city for $4.3 million, and are asking a federal district judge to approve the deal.