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"In 2025, New York State overhauled its State Superfund law and extended the State Superfund Program for ten years. The state also enacted laws restricting chemicals in menstrual products and firefighter personal protective equipment; expanding the extended producer responsibility program for batteries to include electric scooter and bike batteries; and protecting monarch butterflies and horseshoe crabs. These and other new and amended environmental and energy laws—as well as notable vetoes—are discussed in this article."

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Prenuptial agreements and structured asset-protection strategies have evolved from discretionary planning measures into essential risk-management tools. When properly drafted and discussed, they function not as signals of mistrust but as tools for clarity and predictability, allowing parties to move forward with confidence while preserving financial stability.

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The NLRB will resume activity after nearly a year, now with a quorum confirmed by the Senate, likely shifting toward more employer-friendly policies. However, with a divided Board and ongoing legal challenges, major policy changes may be slow. Recent court rulings, including a split between circuits on the Board’s constitutionality, foreshadow potential Supreme Court review, which could reshape its powers. Meanwhile, the new General Counsel is focusing on cautious, operational priorities. Overall, the Board is expected to gradually weaken Biden-era employee protections, with future reforms possibly increasing presidential control and ideological influence.

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