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Are Dining Sheds Here to Stay?
During the Covid-19 pandemic New York like many other major cities, implemented measures to support its struggling restaurant industry. One prominent initiative was the introduction of dining sheds, temporary outdoor structures that allowed restaurants to serve customers while complying with social distancing guidelines. Will they become a permanent fixture of the NY landscape now?
Landlords Beware: Navigating Potential Biases in Tenant Screening Algorithms
Housing providers should be forewarned of growing concerns that such AI algorithm-based screening products create and perpetuate discriminatory housing practices.
AI Cannot be the Author: U.S. Copyright Law Requires the Human Touch
A federal District Court in the District of Columbia definitively ruled that AI cannot be an author of a copyright under the U.S. Copyright Act.
THINKING ABOUT ADOPTING STABLECOINS? CONSIDER THE RISKS FIRST
The crypto market has been quite excited since PayPal announced its launch of its U.S. dollar-denominated stablecoin (PYUSD)
New York City’s Plan to “Get Sheds Down.”
“Get Sheds Down” plan proposed by the New York City Mayor and the New York City Department of Buildings.
How Cannabis Can Create Headaches for Commercial or Residential Landlords, Owners, Tenants, Neighbors, and Property Managers
Landlords and property managers throughout the United States are wise to keep their finger on the pulse of the rapidly expanding cannabis industry.
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