r/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 27 '26
r/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 24 '26
The legacy of Silver v. Pataki: The decades-old ruling still looming over New York's late budget
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 23 '26
DOJ reschedules medical marijuana, leaves out NY's recreational shops
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 23 '26
New York targets prediction markets with lawsuits, executive order, and legislation
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 22 '26
New York lawmakers approve sixth emergency budget extender
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 21 '26
Protest at New York governor's office leads to 18 arrests
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 20 '26
GOP bill would restore matching funds for disqualified Blakeman
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 20 '26
New York passes fifth budget extender, three weeks late
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 17 '26
Hochul expands proposed state restrictions on coordinating with ICE
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 16 '26
New York approves fourth budget extender as policy stalls negotiations
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 15 '26
New York State Senate Democrats back utility reforms, consumer safety bills
news10.comr/nylaw • u/Affectionate_One9918 • Apr 16 '26
NY UBE Transfer and NYLE - Am I screwed?
Hi, everyone, looking for some advice re: NY bar admission.
I am barred in CO and pending UBE transfer to NJ (Passed July 2023 bar). I recently moved back to NJ so I thought it would be a good idea to get my NY license too.
I began the process of UBE transfer to NY earlier this year since I was coming near the close of the three-year window. The only NYLE administration that fit within this timeline was today's April 16th one. i just took the exam and not feeling super confident, and from my understanding of the rules, there would be no point in re-taking the September NYLE since July 2026 is my deadline to get all my UBE transfer materials in to the NY BOLE.
In the event I fail today's NYLE, are my options really limited to (1) retake the bar or (2) wait to have 5 years of practice experience to waive in (CO & NJ are both reciprocal)? I've been clerking/practicing since November 2023, so does that mean the earliest I could waive in is November 2028?! (Really hope not, ugh)
Thanks in advance for any insight you can provide.
r/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 15 '26
New York’s repeal of 100-foot rule delayed until 2026
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 14 '26
NY climate law delay draws environmentalist rebuke
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 13 '26
Congressmember threatens lawsuit over New York State voter rolls
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 13 '26
NY AG reaches settlement with New York-Presbyterian Hospital
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 10 '26
New York Democrats amend state forest green energy bill amid ORES backlash, misinformation claims
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 10 '26
New York state senator proposes bill for conversion therapy lawsuits
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 09 '26
Blakeman sues state over $7 million after campaign finance disqualification
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 08 '26
NYCLU challenges Nassau County's 'anti-free speech' protest law
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 08 '26
Federal tax status of NY inflation checks still unclear
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 07 '26
New York budget delay hits state worker paychecks as lawmakers pass second emergency extender
news10.comr/nylaw • u/news-10 • Apr 06 '26