The New York Law Journal published an article co-authored by Friedman Kaplan counsel Bonnie M. Baker and Joel Cohen of Petrillo Klein & Boxer regarding the recent decision in United States v. Tavberidze where Judge Rakoff of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York found that Section 3E1.1 (b) of the United States Sentencing Guidelines violates the Sixth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. More
Apr 11, 2025- Bonnie Baker Publishes Article on Preemption and the Limitations of Claim Revival for Sexual Assault
The New York Law Journal published an article written by Friedman Kaplan counsel Bonnie M. Baker examining the recent decision in Parker v. Alexander which determined that New York’s Adults Survivors Act and Child Victims Act largely preempt the claim revival provision in New York City’s Victims of Gender-Motivated Violence Protection Law. More
Mar 17, 2025 The New York Law Journal recently published an article written by Friedman Kaplan counsel Bonnie M. Baker regarding a potential amendment to New York State’s criminal “revenge porn” statute after a recent New York Criminal Court decision from Kings County. More
Dec 16, 2024- Dec 9, 2024
The New York Law Journal recently published an article written by Friedman Kaplan counsel Bonnie M. Baker on the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Diaz v. United States, regarding expert testimony on a criminal defendant’s mental state and how defense counsel can navigate the post-Diaz landscape. More
Sep 11, 2024Law360 has published an “Expert Analysis” article, co-authored by Friedman Kaplan litigation counsel Elizabeth Bierut and associate Angie Garcia, offering practical guidance to drug manufacturers on how to comply with New York’s recently enacted drug pricing transparency law. More
Sep 9, 2024The New York Law Journal published an article written by Friedman Kaplan counsel Bonnie M. Baker in which she offers practical guidance to white-collar practitioners on how to prevent pre-indictment presentations given to prosecutors from being used as a basis for an obstruction of justice charge against a client. More
Aug 7, 2024