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Hurwitz Fine Expands New York State Presence with Rochester Office Opening and Litigation Team
New York's Retail Worker Safety Act to take effect in March 2025
Governor Kathy Hochul’s 2026 Budget Introduces Several Employment-Law Changes
New York State Governor Kathy Hochul has introduced her Fiscal Year 2026 Executive Budget, proposing several changes that could impact employers throughout the state.
President Trump Executes Four Executive Orders Anticipated to Drastically Impact Private Sector DEI/DEIA Programs
During his first few days in office, President Trump executed four executive orders aimed at halting allegedly unlawful and discriminatory DEI/DEIA programs, policies, mandates, preferences, activities, guidance, regulations, enforcement actions, consent orders and requirements both inside and outside of the federal government.
NY Governor Vetoes Grieving Families Act for Third Time
New York Governor Kathy Hochul, for the third straight year, has vetoed the Grieving Families Act, legislation that would completely overhaul wrongful death claims in New York by permitting recovery for emotional damages and expanding the class of persons who can seek recovery for a fatality.
Hurwitz Fine’s 2024 Adopt-a-Family: P.U.N.T. Pediatric Cancer Collaborative
Melissa A. Pezzino featured in Buffalo Business First on Estate planning for Gen X and Millennials
Hurwitz Fine Ranked by Chambers USA in the 2025 New York Regional Spotlight Guide
Hurwitz Fine P.C. Ranked as a Tier One Law Firm in 10 Practice Areas in the 2025 Edition of Best Law Firms in the United States
Best Lawyers has announced the release of the 2025 Best Law Firms in the United States rankings. Hurwitz Fine is proud to have Buffalo Metropolitan Tier One rankings in 10 practice areas.
Hurwitz Fine Achieves Midsize Mansfield “Plus” Diversity Certification for 2023 – 2024
The law firm was the first Buffalo-based firm to achieve this national diversity certification and has renewed its commitment in 2024.
Lee Siegel Quoted in Business Insider in "CISOs face D&O cover risks as hacks spread"
Meeting the Unique Estate Planning Needs of Gen X and Millennials
Estate planning is often perceived as a task for older adults or those with substantial wealth. However, Generation X (born roughly between 1965 and 1980) and Millennials (born between 1981 and 1996) are increasingly recognizing the importance of securing their future amidst unique life circumstances, evolving financial landscapes, and societal trends.