Special Counsel Michael V. Caruso, authored an article in the New York Law Journal, published on November 13, 2023, titled "From Big Sky to the Big Apple: How Environmental Constitutionalism Could Shape New York Dockets." Read More >

Litigation attorneys Seth M. Pavsner and Tyler Mitchell, authored an article in the New York Law Journal, published on November 3, 2023, titled “Understanding the Push to Eliminate Non-Compete Agreements.” Read More >

On Friday, December 8, 2023, Kristen Motel, Partner in the firm’s Land Use, Zoning & Development practice, and Chair of the Firm’s Cannabis Law practice, will serve as a panelist at the annual Alfred B. DelBello Land Use Sustainable Development conference held at Pace University, Judicial Institute at Elizabeth Haub School of Law. Read More >

Cuddy & Feder is pleased to announce that Partner Eon S. Nichols will receive the Above & Beyond Gen X Award from City & State New York on November 29th. This prestigious award recognizes 40 influential leaders in the public sector, celebrating their rise to the top as gamechangers, trailblazers, and pioneers in New York. The honorees, including Eon, will be featured in a special edition of City & State magazine, and recognized at the awards event. Read More >

In the four years since New York State enacted the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA), representatives from both state agencies and environmental justice communities have commenced a coordinated effort to establish protections and aid communities facing environmental hardships and climate risks. Read More >

While ChatGPT has enormous potential to increase attorney efficiency, there remain serious ethical quandaries with the use of artificial intelligence work. Attorneys must be mindful of these potential pitfalls while using AI software and should only use it as the helpful tool it is meant to be, not as a replacement for thoughtful work product. Read More >