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  1. U.S. (spec. NYC) Housing Law question for anyone who has useful knowledge…
    The ceiling in Uncle's apartment is leaking in multiple places.
    The landlord claim it's Uncle's responsibility to pay people to move his stuff out of the way from where the leaks are so they can make the repairs.
    I think paying to clear the area should be the landlord's responsibility since expenses to fix code violations should be their responsibility.
    Who's right?
    :boostRequest:
    #law #USLaw #housing #housingLaw #lawFedi

  2. U.S. (spec. NYC) Housing Law question for anyone who has useful knowledge…
    The ceiling in Uncle's apartment is leaking in multiple places.
    The landlord claim it's Uncle's responsibility to pay people to move his stuff out of the way from where the leaks are so they can make the repairs.
    I think paying to clear the area should be the landlord's responsibility since expenses to fix code violations should be their responsibility.
    Who's right?
    :boostRequest:
    #law #USLaw #housing #housingLaw #lawFedi

  3. U.S. (spec. NYC) Housing Law question for anyone who has useful knowledge…
    The ceiling in Uncle's apartment is leaking in multiple places.
    The landlord claim it's Uncle's responsibility to pay people to move his stuff out of the way from where the leaks are so they can make the repairs.
    I think paying to clear the area should be the landlord's responsibility since expenses to fix code violations should be their responsibility.
    Who's right?
    :boostRequest:
    #law #USLaw #housing #housingLaw #lawFedi

  4. U.S. (spec. NYC) Housing Law question for anyone who has useful knowledge…
    The ceiling in Uncle's apartment is leaking in multiple places.
    The landlord claim it's Uncle's responsibility to pay people to move his stuff out of the way from where the leaks are so they can make the repairs.
    I think paying to clear the area should be the landlord's responsibility since expenses to fix code violations should be their responsibility.
    Who's right?
    :boostRequest:
    #law #USLaw #housing #housingLaw #lawFedi

  5. The latest Lawyer Ex Machina is out: The U.S. Government has a chatbot; a self-policing accord for Big Tech developing AI; CA lawyers must not 'delegate the practice of law' to AI & CA bosses can't use AI to fire workers; Visa and Mastercard are part of a new stablecoin; Kalshi loses in the 6th Circuit; and more #lawfedi #lawlibrarians #legaltech buttondown.com/LawyerExMachina

  6. The latest Lawyer Ex Machina is out: The U.S. Government has a chatbot; a self-policing accord for Big Tech developing AI; CA lawyers must not 'delegate the practice of law' to AI & CA bosses can't use AI to fire workers; Visa and Mastercard are part of a new stablecoin; Kalshi loses in the 6th Circuit; and more #lawfedi #lawlibrarians #legaltech buttondown.com/LawyerExMachina

  7. The latest Lawyer Ex Machina is out: The U.S. Government has a chatbot; a self-policing accord for Big Tech developing AI; CA lawyers must not 'delegate the practice of law' to AI & CA bosses can't use AI to fire workers; Visa and Mastercard are part of a new stablecoin; Kalshi loses in the 6th Circuit; and more #lawfedi #lawlibrarians #legaltech buttondown.com/LawyerExMachina

  8. The latest Lawyer Ex Machina is out: The U.S. Government has a chatbot; a self-policing accord for Big Tech developing AI; CA lawyers must not 'delegate the practice of law' to AI & CA bosses can't use AI to fire workers; Visa and Mastercard are part of a new stablecoin; Kalshi loses in the 6th Circuit; and more #lawfedi #lawlibrarians #legaltech buttondown.com/LawyerExMachina

  9. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Is incivility a valid basis for sanctions?

    During a NY litigation, opposing counsel were “periodically at loggerheads and engaging in sporadic kerfuffles and disagreements.” This escalated during a meet and confer conference. When plaintiff’s lawyer indicated that a motion to compel may be necessary, opposing counsel “performed a mocking mimicry of [his] words” and then stated: “Oh, are you going to give me a spanking?” ... (cont.)

    storage.courtlistener.com/reca
    #law #lawfedi

  10. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Is incivility a valid basis for sanctions?

    During a NY litigation, opposing counsel were “periodically at loggerheads and engaging in sporadic kerfuffles and disagreements.” This escalated during a meet and confer conference. When plaintiff’s lawyer indicated that a motion to compel may be necessary, opposing counsel “performed a mocking mimicry of [his] words” and then stated: “Oh, are you going to give me a spanking?” ... (cont.)

    storage.courtlistener.com/reca
    #law #lawfedi

  11. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Is incivility a valid basis for sanctions?

    During a NY litigation, opposing counsel were “periodically at loggerheads and engaging in sporadic kerfuffles and disagreements.” This escalated during a meet and confer conference. When plaintiff’s lawyer indicated that a motion to compel may be necessary, opposing counsel “performed a mocking mimicry of [his] words” and then stated: “Oh, are you going to give me a spanking?” ... (cont.)

    storage.courtlistener.com/reca
    #law #lawfedi

  12. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Is incivility a valid basis for sanctions?

    During a NY litigation, opposing counsel were “periodically at loggerheads and engaging in sporadic kerfuffles and disagreements.” This escalated during a meet and confer conference. When plaintiff’s lawyer indicated that a motion to compel may be necessary, opposing counsel “performed a mocking mimicry of [his] words” and then stated: “Oh, are you going to give me a spanking?” ... (cont.)

    storage.courtlistener.com/reca
    #law #lawfedi

  13. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Can the family of a murder victim use #AI to have the victim testify at the murder trial?

    An AZ road rage incident ended in a death, then murder charges, and then a manslaughter conviction. At the sentencing hearing, the victim’s sister was permitted to play an “an AI video, which depicted the “victim” speaking to the camera.” Among other things, the AI victim explained that he was AI, introduced real video clips of him ...(cont.)

    coa1.azcourts.gov/Portals/1/Op
    #law #lawfedi

  14. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Can the family of a murder victim use #AI to have the victim testify at the murder trial?

    An AZ road rage incident ended in a death, then murder charges, and then a manslaughter conviction. At the sentencing hearing, the victim’s sister was permitted to play an “an AI video, which depicted the “victim” speaking to the camera.” Among other things, the AI victim explained that he was AI, introduced real video clips of him ...(cont.)

    coa1.azcourts.gov/Portals/1/Op
    #law #lawfedi

  15. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Can the family of a murder victim use #AI to have the victim testify at the murder trial?

    An AZ road rage incident ended in a death, then murder charges, and then a manslaughter conviction. At the sentencing hearing, the victim’s sister was permitted to play an “an AI video, which depicted the “victim” speaking to the camera.” Among other things, the AI victim explained that he was AI, introduced real video clips of him ...(cont.)

    coa1.azcourts.gov/Portals/1/Op
    #law #lawfedi

  16. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Can the family of a murder victim use #AI to have the victim testify at the murder trial?

    An AZ road rage incident ended in a death, then murder charges, and then a manslaughter conviction. At the sentencing hearing, the victim’s sister was permitted to play an “an AI video, which depicted the “victim” speaking to the camera.” Among other things, the AI victim explained that he was AI, introduced real video clips of him ...(cont.)

    coa1.azcourts.gov/Portals/1/Op
    #law #lawfedi