As businesses increasingly integrate artificial intelligence into their operations, they must navigate a rapidly evolving patchwork of state laws and regulatory requirements. In a new article published by TechTarget, Becker Shareholder and Vice Chair of the Business Litigation Practice Group Jon Polenberg explores the widening gap between enterprise AI adoption […]
Q: What tools are available to prevent a judgment debtor from transferring assets and to collect on a judgment? A: CPLR § 5222 permits a judgment creditor to serve a restraining notice on a judgment debtor or on any person or entity that owes a debt to the judgment debtor […]
Senate’s Solo Show The Senate is back in Washington with a packed agenda for its second-to-last week before the August recess. The Senate is expected to unveil its plan to avert a government shutdown this week after the House of Representatives passed a clean continuing resolution (CR) to extend funding […]
Q: My condominium association has a budget of less than $300,000.00 per year. At a recent board meeting it was stated that the association plans to have an audit of the association’s finances. I understand that the Florida Statute would not require our association to have audit and there was […]
Q: We obtained a judgment in New York. What happens next? A: Obtaining a monetary judgment in a lawsuit after a successful trial, motion, arbitration, or settlement is no doubt a significant victory. However, many clients are surprised to learn that this is not necessarily the end of the process. […]
