Remembering Hon. E. Leo Milonas
We are saddened to announce that Founding Trustee Hon. E. Leo Milonas passed away on January 2, 2024. Judge Milonas had a storied career in the the New York State Court System and was a staunch supporter of judicial independence and defendant’s rights. He will be missed by the judiciary and legal community.
Dive Deeper with the Authors of Judicial Notice 18
Judicial Notice 18 has been delivered to our members, and soon we will be relaunching our podcast series Chatting with the Authors to give you behind-the-scenes stories about the articles, the topics that were not published, and their writing processes. Stay tuned for more information!
Celebrating the First Generation of American Women Attorneys
In celebration of Women’s History Month, join us as we look back to one of the Society’s first programs where we highlight the early women attorneys who paved the way for those who followed, with a special appearance by Hon. Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Watch the full program video!
Join The Society's Mailing List!
Recent Blog Posts
Judicial Notice 18 — Out Now!
Issue 18 of Judicial Notice is now arriving on our members’ doorsteps. This issue features articles about important New York legal figures and judges, fascinating cases, … More Judicial Notice 18 — Out Now! »
Remembering Hon. E. Leo Milonas
It is with sadness that the Historical Society has learned of the passing of one of our founding Trustees Hon. E. Leo Milonas on … More Remembering Hon. E. Leo Milonas »
Navigating Sovereignty: Unraveling the Treaty of Canandaigua and Its Impact on Haudenosaunee-U.S. Relations
The intricate relationship between tribal nations and the United States has a long history that predates the U.S. Constitution. Undergirded by a number of … More Navigating Sovereignty: Unraveling the Treaty of Canandaigua and Its Impact on Haudenosaunee-U.S. Relations »
