Over five years after the merger between Am Law 100 firm Duane Morris and New York City-based Satterlee Stephens was finalized, the two legacy firms finally share one office in the Big Apple.

Elon Musk's X is suing New York over a state law that requires the company to report how it handles offensive content.

If combined, the firms’ New York office, with more than 540 lawyers, would likely be ranked in the top 10 of the largest private law offices in the city based on head count.

The U.S. law firm will also expand its office footprint at 1177 Avenue of the Americas in Manhattan to accommodate HSF’s roughly 50 attorneys now based in New York, most of whom are litigators.

A group known for buying distressed malls is in talks to buy the vacancy-plagued office tower at 311 S. Wacker Drive after a previous deal to sell it to local developers fell apart.

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The New York State Assembly joined the Senate to pass a bill that would expand legal protections for those seeking or providing abortions or gender-affirming care.

The Trump administration sued New York on Thursday over a law that seeks to shield migrants from immigration arrests when they go to court proceedings. The lawsuit asks to invalidate the law and ...

Veteran prosecutors Mark Lesko, James Miskiewicz and Anthony La Pinta launch a new law firm in Hauppauge and Mineola focused on criminal defense, litigation and more.

Albany’s changes to the discovery statute give us the tools we need to reverse the skyrocketing number of case dismissals we’ve seen in recent years.

Elon Musk’s X Corp sued New York on Tuesday, challenging the constitutionality of a state law requiring social media companies to disclose how they monitor hate speech, extremism, disinformation ...

Months after Paul Weiss reached a settlement with the Trump administration, four senior partners at the firm are leaving to start their own practice, according to The New York Times and Bloomberg Law.