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Wrongful Death Statute of Limitations
Losing someone you love creates unimaginable pain. When that loss stems from another’s careless or intentional actions, the grief mixes with urgent legal questions—chief among them:
MV104: How a Simple Form Can Wreck Your Injury Claim
I. MV104 Reports and Why They Matter in Injury Cases That MV104 form you filed after your New York car accident? It’s more than just another
Long Island Expressway Car Accident?
Driving the Long Island Expressway (LIE) feels like an extreme sport most days. The stop-and-go traffic, unpredictable lane changes, and daredevils treating speed limits as optional
Rideshare Accident Injury Lawyer
Our personal injury lawyers can assist with such matters. Introduction Rideshare vehicles account for nearly 1,000 fatal crashes each year across the U.S., according to recent
Can You Sue Your Employer for an Unpaid Bonus?
Our employment lawyers can assist with such matters. Last year, state labor officials recovered more than $40 million in back pay for nearly 30,000 New York
NY Bike Crash Lawyer
New York’s streets buzz with activity, and unfortunately, bicycle accidents have become a growing concern. As cycling gains popularity for both recreation and commuting, knowing your
What is the PUMP Act?
Our employment lawyers can assist with such matters. December 2022 brought major changes to workplace protections for nursing mothers with the passage of the Providing Urgent
Billable Hours: A Client’s Guide to Legal Fees
Attorneys in major cities like New York City typically log nearly 2,000 billable hours annually—roughly 36.5 hours each week. These numbers shape how legal services are
Is Lane Splitting Legal in NY?
Is lane splitting legal in NY? Our personal injury lawyers can assist with such matters. Imagine crawling along the Long Island Expressway during rush hour, watching
How Long Does an Employment Lawsuit Take?
How long does an employment lawsuit take? Employment disputes make up about 15% of civil cases in federal courts annually. If you’ve faced workplace discrimination, harassment,
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