As 2024 comes to a close, the labor and employment attorneys of Hodgson Russ wish to alert you to several recent workplace law developments about which New York employers need to be aware.

Here are answers to questions about a new law banning broker fees for most residential renters in New York City.

Attorney General James and 23 attorneys general challenged the Trump administration's cuts to foreign aid funding, arguing ...

A new law to eliminate broker fees for most NYC tenants is set to begin, with the Real Estate Board of New York attempting to ...

The DOJ sued New York over a 2020 law barring ICE courthouse arrests, arguing it obstructed immigration enforcement and ...

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A bill to expand prevailing wage mandates could stall housing, raise costs by 30%, and harm NY construction jobs, warns the ...

The Empire State needs policies that support both our construction workers and the development of attainable housing.

Over the past few years, the legal cannabis industry in the United ... timesunion.com National Trends and Legislative Developments New York’s experience mirrors a broader national trend toward ...