As you already know, the COVID-19 pandemic means nothing is business as usual. Many states have implemented a “shelter-in-place” order to limit the spread of the disease; however, if you are not in a place with such an order, or if your parents are not following it, you should if you are able. ...
Good news: dog adoptions are up during the coronavirus pandemic. What dog owners need to know.
What's going on with my case? What's going on with the courts? If I have legal issues, should I wait, or contact a lawyer now? We answer these questions in today's video below.
Some tips on working with your spouse during the COVID-19 quarantine.
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is all over the news and people are understandably apprehensive about the spread of the virus and what that can mean for their employment if they become ill.
World Cancer Day: know your employment and medical malpractice rights after a cancer diagnosis.
A major settlement by Ikea was recently announced - the company will pay $47 million dollars to the family of a 2 year old boy who was killed when a 30 inch dresser fell over onto him.
Is one of your New Year's Resolutions to quit that job you hate? Things to think about if you are leaving with the expectation of legal recourse
Tis the season for holiday parties. There are, however, some clear risk factors that can easily be avoided. It's important for employees to remember that holiday parties are professional events...
It's officially snow season here in the Northeast, and that means the season where property owners neglect to plow, shovel, ice, salt. Needless to say this is a problem - especially if you've fallen and been injured because a property owner failed to clean up. Snow and ice related injuries typ...
Big news out of St. Louis this week, as a jury awarded a Police Sgt. nearly $20 million following a trial during which it was alleged that the Department discriminated against him because he was gay. In addition to being told to "tone down his gayness" as he was passed over for promotion some 23...
Many, many accidents happen in the workplace. Whether you work in a business where this is relatively rare (and office, for example), or in a field where it is much more likely (police, fire, construction), the prospect of being injured while on the job is always present.
New York law protects victims of domestic violence in the workplace, requires the provision of reasonable accommodations, and has privacy protections for voters.
New Yorkers have the right to take time off from work if necessary to vote.
Learn about New York's Safety in Agricultural Tourism Act.
An article about nursing shortages at Albany Medical Center highlights a growing concern in the health care industry - lack of attention to patient care.
Determining who is responsible for an accident can be one of the more difficult jobs of an attorney. Yes, there are typically the obvious options - in the case of an accident, for example, the driver. But there are also less obvious options, which was highlighted by an article in the Albany...
Accidents with delivery drivers are becoming more common. Learn more about what to do if you are involved.
In light of recent abortion bans, we discuss areas where the United States is failing to protect pregnant women and families in employment.
A recent study has highlighted something that we've known for quite some time - distracted driving accidents are on the rise. More worrisome, however, is the fact that the increase in accidents (a three decade high) involves auto-pedestrian accidents - accidents where a pedestrian is struck by a car. In Saratoga Springs, Albany and the Capital District, distracted driving accidents continue to be a real threat.
There are a few significant factors that help determine how long an accident case will take in New York. Keep in mind, however, that anyone promising you "quick dollars" is not only misleading, but is likely doing you a disservice. Occasionally accident cases can be resolved in six months or less. More often, however, it is in the client's best interest to allow the process to play out a bit longer. This can be a tough pill to swallow, particularly following an accident, but it can be beneficial. Generally, three key questions come into play when considering how long it may take to resolve a lawsuit following an accident.
New York legislature votes to outlaw revenge porn by creating the new crime of unlawful dissemination or publication of an intimate image and a private right of action for damages in a lawsuit.
Tips to avoid getting sued after a holiday party.
Winter brings another opportunity to ensure that property is free from dangerous conditions that could cause an accident.
Recognizing and understanding liens can be a critical part of a personal injury lawsuit or claim.
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