Remembering Bunny Wailer: Reggae Pioneer, Icon, and Legend

Remembering Bunny Wailer: Reggae Pioneer, Icon, and Legend

(Photo: @TheWailersOfficial) By Victoria Falk Bunny Wailer, reggae pioneer, icon, and legend, is dead at age 73. The last surviving founding member of the internationally acclaimed reggae group, The Wailers, died on March 2, 2021, in a hospital, in Kingston, Jamaica. The Jamaican singer, songwriter, and percussionist reportedly died of complications brought on by a […]

Diversity in U.S. Law Firms: ‘It’s Always Going to Be Incremental’

Diversity in U.S. Law Firms: ‘It’s Always Going to Be Incremental’

By Susan Kostal, Attorney At Work NALP’s report on law firm diversity in the U.S. shows little improvement, as pandemic pressures stoke concern that even incremental progress is at risk. Spoiler alert: Reading the findings in NALP’s 2020 Report on Diversity in U.S. Law Firms was hardly cause for celebration. The annual report, released by the National Association […]

New York Eviction Moratorium Pause Ended. Here’s What to Do Now

New York Eviction Moratorium Pause Ended. Here’s What to Do Now

By Allison Dikanovic, THE CITY When the state Legislature passed the Emergency Eviction Act at the end of last year, a state-wide New York Eviction Moratorium Pause affected nearly all eviction proceedings for 60 days. That pause ended on Friday, Feb. 26. After Feb. 26, the Eviction Moratorium Pause is no longer valid and pending eviction cases […]

How to Go From President to Prisoner

How to Go From President to Prisoner

Donald Trump speaks at Edison New Jersey Hindu Indian-American rally for “Humanity United Against Terror” – October 15, 2016 (Shutterstock) By Charu Sudan Kasturi, Nick Dall and Matthew Blackman, Ozy Flamboyant French ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy always loved “to be at the center of the action,” former U.S. President Barack Obama wrote in his memoir A […]