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An appeals court struck down a broad 1986 law under the First Amendment, saying it covers conversations between family members and legal advice. A 1986…

For decades, prosecutors in New York and around the country have kept private files on officers who have disciplinary or credibility problems. But officers in…

New York City will have to create a plan to bolster its cycling, pedestrian and public transit infrastructure under a bill set to pass this…

On October 24, 2019, a New York construction worker died after falling down an elevator shaft of a building under construction in Manhattan. The incident took…

Our New York construction accident attorneys help injured construction workers recover compensation under New York Labor Law 241(6) when the property owner or contractor violates…

Our New York City lawyer’s who handle drunk driving cases know that drunk driving in New York continues to cause an outrageous number of fatalities…

ICE arrested and detained 39 people in a national sweep that includes Westchester County and New York City. U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have arrested…

Construction has become the deadliest job in New York City. Statistics show accidents, injuries, and deaths are on the rise. The public outcry in New…

New York takes bike first steps to level the unbalanced playing field for those facing criminal charges and to prevent wrongful convictions. 

There was a spate of decisions arising out of the use of nonlegal observers at defense physical examinations, which culminated with a recent decision of…