Max Parrott
Reporter at Freelance
Reporter at The Villager (New York, NY)
Law/courts reporting with amNY. Previously: Queens Chronicle, Queens Courier. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
amny.com | Max Parrott |Ed Wallace
In April, after nearly two years of study and public engagement, the City Planning Commission certified the “OneLIC” Long Island City Neighborhood Plan into the public land use review process, called the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure or “ULURP”. The proposal will be voted on by the New York City Council this fall. OneLIC is a proposal of Mayor Eric Adams’ administration, led by the Department of City Planning, and Director Dan Garodnick.
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3 weeks ago |
amny.com | Max Parrott
A turbulent political climate has loomed over many law school commencement celebrations across New York City over the past several weeks. But while students and graduation speakers at several ceremonies drew attention to both domestic and international political battles, the 10 events across New York City and Long Island served as a reminder that unrest creates opportunities for social impact with a law degree.
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3 weeks ago |
amny.com | Max Parrott
California U.S. Senator Adam Schiff told a crowd of legal advocates last week that he sees trial lawyers and judges as the last defense from President Donald Trump’s “attacks on the rule of law.”“The only safeguard that has really worked during this [129 days] of madness — the only check that has really been successful is all of you.
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3 weeks ago |
amny.com | Scott Richman |Max Parrott
Until recently, college student athletes were not compensated for their Name, Image and Likeness (“NIL”). Without appropriate guidance, athletes have decided to take matters into their own hands, including transferring schools sometimes multiple times, seeking greater NIL payouts and better financial compensation. While permissible, the NIL landscape remains unsettled. A recent decision in Mario Chalmers, et al. v. NCAA (SDNY 24 Civ. 5008) and the forthcoming potential settlement of the House v.
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3 weeks ago |
amny.com | Max Parrott
Government policy is manifested in legislative action, executive execution, and in some cases judicial directive. But where do decision makers get the ideas that translate into these efforts? In some cases, they originate with the decision makers from their own experience. or creative suggestions of staff.
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