Brian Lee is a Litigation Reporter at the New York Law Journal. He specializes in law and legal affairs, with a focus on litigation, civil and family law, and federal legislation. Brian's work has been featured in a variety of prominent outlets, including The New York Times, Yahoo News, and GlobeSt.com.
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Brian Lee's coverage is heavily focused on legal news, particularly related to the New York judiciary, legislative bills, and court cases. Given his local geographic focus in the United States, New York, and New York City, he may be keenly interested in pitches that provide insights or updates on ongoing legal matters within these areas.
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The appeals court stopped short of opening the committee's investigative files, however.
By: Brian Lee
The Campaign for Accountability opposed John A. Sarcone III's bid to delay disclosure while he seeks appellate review, arguing he has shown neither a meritorious appeal nor irreparable harm.
By: Brian Lee
The jurist, who told a fellow judge that the woman's family believed detention could save her from severe addiction, later apologized, self-reported the incident and agreed to the public discipline.
By: Brian Lee
A cultural festival offering a glimpse into the history and local heritage of Seoul's 25 autonomous districts will be held at Gwanghwamun Square. The event brings together performances, exhibitions, and interactive programs—typically organized by individual local cultural centers—into a single, unified venue.
By: Brian Lee
The seven-page reference work builds on New York's previously adopted AI rule, offering practical guidance on hallucinations, verification and lawyers' continuing professional obligations.
By: Brian Lee
The Court of Appeals determined that decades of judicial training on explicit and implicit bias distinguished the Rochester area jurist's case from a 1985 precedent in which another judge who used the same slur was censured.
By: Brian Lee
Judge Joseph F. Kasper's attorney says the error tainted the commission's removal recommendation; the watchdog says it occurred outside its formal findings and does not change its position.
By: Brian Lee
Attorney General Letitia James is set to enforce new limits on how AI chatbots interact with children; a technology attorney says compliance could require companies to retool and monitor their algorithms.
By Reporter October 29, 2026 A student uses Chat GPT.
By: Brian Lee
Nixon Peabody defended the social equity investment fund, which the Third Department found did not interfere with federal marijuana enforcement.
