Personal Injury
We live in a hyper-connected world. Almost every moment finds its way online, and social media has become deeply ingrained in our lives. It’s more
December 23, 2024 No Comments
We live in a hyper-connected world. Almost every moment finds its way online, and social media has become deeply ingrained in our lives. It’s more
This ongoing legal battle between Rose Hoffman and Dallas Hot Wieners of Ulster, LLC, along with several individual defendants, unfolds in the Supreme Court of
Personal injury cases in Long Island and NYC often involve more than just physical injuries – they include the human cost of pain and suffering.
Recent legal developments have transformed how New York State addresses workplace harassment claims. This analysis examines strict liability principles and significant cases that shape current
Continuing down the theme of rehashing old blog posts I am taking another look at Calderone v. Molloy Collage, CPLR 2004 and what this means
The link between workplace harassment and employee turnover is not just a human resources issue. It is a legal problem that impacts a company’s profits
Employment discrimination and disability rights protection remain central concerns in American workplaces. This article examines how these two legal areas intersect and what employees should
Workplace discrimination persistently challenges organizations despite extensive state and federal laws protecting employees. While discrimination lawyers and employment lawyers handle numerous cases annually, a powerful
I’ve been going through my old blog content lately and have decided to take a look at and rehash my first post as I believe
After a personal injury, victims face overwhelming challenges – especially managing their mounting medical bills. This becomes particularly difficult for residents of Long Island and
Emotional distress claims are a vital yet often misunderstood component of personal injury compensation. Physical injuries can be documented and quantified, but emotional trauma can
NOTICE OF CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT TO: All individuals who performed work on behalf of Defendant Niranjan K. Mittal andNiranjan K. Mittal, Physician, PLLC, (“Mittal”) at
The Basics of No-Fault Insurance Under New York’s no-fault insurance system, every registered vehicle owner must carry a minimum of $50,000 in personal injury protection
Understanding New York Judiciary Law Section 470 Edited and updated 12/18/24 – New York Judiciary Law Section 470, a statute originally enacted in 1862, requires
Introduction In recent years, the rise of generative AI systems like ChatGPT and Claude has taken the world by storm. These advanced language models can
More and more New Yorkers are relying on pet sitters and apps like Rover, Wag, Care, Fetch, PetSitters, and Trusted House Sitters. Unfortunately with the
Dressing for Success: How Your Courtroom Attire Can Influence Your Case In the world of courtroom dramas and movies, we often see characters dressed impeccably
Initiating an Injury Lawsuit: A Step-by-Step Guide The primary step in initiating an injury lawsuit involves verifying if you possess the legal grounds or standing
General Ins. v Piquion, 2022 NY Slip Op 07500 (1st Dept. 2023) (1) STANDARD ON MOTION TO DISMISS DJ: “On a motion to dismiss a
Country-Wide Ins. Co. v Metro Pain Specialists P.C., 2022 NY Slip Op 06865 (1st Dept. 2023) “In response to Country-Wide’s prima facie showing, defendants submitted
