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Is the New NYC Employment Law Targeting the Use of AI in Hiring a Good Thing?

suzen Pettit | March 11, 2022 | Employment Law, From the desk of Joe Carbonaro, Legal Articles |

New York City has enacted a law to prevent discrimination against people by robots, which is to take effect Jan. 2, 2023. The City Council has enacted a law to prevent bias by “Automated Employment Decision Tools.” According to Bloomberg News: "Employers in the city will be banned from using automated employment decision tools to screen job candidates, unless the technology has been subject to a “bias audit” conducted a year before the use of the tool." Is the …

New York and LA Big Law Firms Sell Out By Representing Russian Banks: Shame On Them

Joe Carbonaro | March 8, 2022 | From the desk of Joe Carbonaro, Legal Articles |

From the Desk of Joe Carbonaro Some big Law firms in New York and LA have sold out again, this time agreeing to represent Russian interests in this time of global crises. In my opinion, this is reprehensible. I represent people and companies that have legal problems. Many are well-founded, many are not. I do it because I believe in the system of justice we have established here for 250 years. I also do it for a living, because, like everyone else, I have to …

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