Legal Alerts
Hurwitz Fine Volunteers with The Buffalo Olmstead Parks Conservancy
Legislative Reactions to Chi Bartram Wright v. State of New York: Relaxing Court of Claims Act § 11(b) Pleading Requirements
Governor Hochul vetoed the Grieving Families Act because the Legislature failed to examine the costs. Will bills expanding the rights of sexual and correctional violence survivors face the same fate?
Grieving Families Act Update: Meet the New Bill—Same as the Old Bill
A “revised” version of the Grieving Families Act was just passed by the New York Legislature, legislation that would completely overhaul wrongful death claims by permitting recovery for emotional damages and expanding the class of persons who can seek recovery for fatality. Governor Hochul vetoed the last three versions of this legislation, including the last version in December 2024.
Hurwitz Fine Promotes Eric D. Andrew, Ashley M. Cuneo, and Patrice C.S. Melville to Members
Hurwitz Fine P.C. is proud to announce the promotion of Eric D. Andrew, Patrice C.S. Melville, and Ashley M. Cuneo to Members of the firm. This milestone is a testament to their outstanding legal skills, dedication to excellence, and consistent client-focused service.
Hurwitz Fine Names V. Christopher Potenza and David R. Adams Co-Chairs of General Litigation Department
Hurwitz Fine P.C. is proud to announce the appointment of V. Christopher Potenza and David R. Adams as Co-Chairs of the firm’s General Litigation Department. This leadership appointment recognizes their extensive litigation experience, longstanding dedication to client service, and strategic vision for the continued growth of the firm.
Jody Briandi Ranks #134 on Buffalo Business First’s 2025 Power 250 list
Dan D. Kohane shares his perspective in Law.com article on integrating AI into legal practice.
Dan D. Kohane quoted in Law.com article on recent legal controversy.
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.
