by Nick PassalacquaHow Much Can The Government Really Restrict Us?
As we all now know, the COVID-19 virus has us in a panic. The news has been reporting that curfews have been imposed in some cities that have further...
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by Christopher HamelineBig Changes Coming For NYS Criminal Attorneys
On Sunday, March 31, Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Senate and Assembly reached an agreement regarding multiple, significant pretrial...
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by Mark ChiecoNew York Landlord Tenant Law: What Tenants Need to Know
One of the topics that people frequently call us about is their rights as a tenant. What can a landlord legally do to them? Can they be evicted for...
Read Moreby Mark ChiecoNew York State No Fault Insurance Law- What You Need To Know
New York is a “No-Fault” insurance state, which means that insureds are generally reimbursed by their insurance company for damages regardless of who was...
Read Moreby Christopher HamelineNew Expungement Study Shows Life-changing Results
To continue with the theme from my last post, the New York Times did a study on the benefits of expunging an individual’s criminal record. Although...
Read Moreby Christopher HamelinePardons to New Yorkers Convicted of Crimes at Age 17
I recently ran across an article which I thought was quite interesting and hadn’t realized had been implemented. The Raise the Age Act by Governor Andrew...
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by Mark ChiecoWinters in Upstate New York: What You Need To Know About Slip And Fall Accidents
Everyone knows that the winters in Upstate New York can be treacherous for both driving and walking. When you slip and fall on ice, the injuries can be...
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