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Celebrating 25 Years of Pro Bono Partnership with Bike New York

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By Elliot Fuchs, Jason Greenberg, Cedrick Mendoza-Tolentino, Alexandra Newman
| friedfrank.com
Fried Frank is proud to celebrate 25 years of supporting Bike New York, a nonprofit organization that promotes and encourages bicycling and bicycle safety through education, community outreach and events, through pro bono service. Recently, a group of Fried Frank lawyers took part in Bike New York’s 2025 TD Five Boro Bike Tour – the largest charitable ride in the world – where tens of thousands of participants explored the diverse boroughs of New York City while raising funds for charity.
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Partisans United Against Institutionalists

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By Elliot Fuchs
| Townhall Verified
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com. Democrats and Republicans share a problem: They hate judges. Or at least so it appears. One might think this claim is nonsense, considering the emphasis the parties have placed on judicial appointments over the last five years. But it is true.
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When Children Behave Like Animals Should Tort Law Treat Them Differently?

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By Elliot Fuchs, Marc Garfinkle, Suzette Parmley Verified, Juliette Gillespie
| New Jersey Law Journal Verified
In tort law, generally speaking, the law only holds a person responsible for his or her own actions. Restatement (Second) of Torts §315. The reason for this is clear: If the purpose of tort law is to influence behavior, the law only ought to be enforced where it acts as a deterrent against bad behavior. Usually, a person has not participated in bad behavior where a third-party actor has behaved poorly.
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