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Know Your Rights as a Single Parent in New York
Today, many individuals choose to start a family outside the confines of marriage. It is an individual decision, but those who decide to have [...]Latest Blog
What are Child Custody Access Agreements?
Child custody and access agreements are important parts of family law because they help parents set clear expectations after a separation or divorce. [...]Latest Blog
Common Causes for Subway Accidents
Subway systems, like those in New York City, are vital for urban transportation but are not exempt from accidents. Understanding the common causes of [...]Latest Blog
How Dumpsters Can Be Dangerous At A Construction Site
Construction debris and waste can be potentially hazardous to the health, especially when it is not quickly taken care of. Not all materials are [...]Can I Claim Voluntary Impoverishment of a Former Spouse?
Voluntary impoverishment is a legal term referring to the parent of a child claiming they don't have income or the same income noted from a previous court hearing for either spousal support or child support. If you feel your former spouse has [...]
Who Is Liable If I Fall in an NYC Park?
If you or someone you know falls in an NYC park, it's usually due to an unsafe condition in the park. The city is tasked with keeping the park safe and free from hazards that can cause a person to slip and fall and sustain an injury. If you want to [...]
Road Rash and Motorcycle Accidents
Road rash can be one of the most long-term painful conditions that one can experience after a motorcycle accident - it can last for months and make it difficult for you to fulfill your daily tasks, and your quality of life can diminish.If you've [...]
Can I Sue My Employer if They Failed To Maintain OSHA Requirements at a Construction Site?
OSHA violations are more common than most people realize. The entire purpose of OSHA is to reduce the number of workplace injuries that occur and to create a safer environment for workers.However, many employers wish to cut corners and endanger [...]
Is It Possible To Have a Personal Injury Claim Without a Police Report?
Suppose you've been in an accident or have a personal injury due to someone's fault on the road or while you were out and about. In that case, you may wonder if you need a police report to file a claim. The answer to that question would be no; you [...]
Does NY Require Separation Before Divorce?
What is the difference between a divorce and a separation? The term 'separation' often refers to a couple moving to a separate living arrangement and dividing up property and financial assets. In terms of a legal separation, the marriage isn't yet [...]
How Long After a Personal Injury Can You Sue in New York?
Suffering an injury in New York City can lead to lifelong problems. In the immediate period after the injury, you have to deal with an increase in medical care costs when you may be unable to work. There’s no reason for victims of injuries caused [...]
Do I Have To Report an Accident? Tips From Your Personal Injury Attorney.
Being involved in a crash is a stressful experience. Your instincts might quickly take over, but you mustn’t allow stress to cause you to do anything that might prevent you from being able to seek compensation for the damages related to the crash. [...]
What Is the Statute of Limitation for a New York City Personal Injury Claim?
Filing a compensation claim when you’re injured due to the negligence of another party is a way for victims to have the expenses related to the injury covered. These compensation claims can include damages, such as payment for medical bills and [...]