If you were to cross into New York State with a firearm, you could potentially face legal consequences if you do not comply with New York's firearm laws. New York has some [...]
Our personal injury lawyers explain the common misconceptions surrounding suing a business if injured. When you sue a business owner for compensation after getting injured on their premises, you are typically suing [...]
If your child brings a weapon to school, it is a very serious matter. Not only can your child face expulsion from school, but they could also face criminal charges. In such [...]
https://youtu.be/8WjhK0H2dsY George explains what negligence is in a personal injury case. George: [00:00:13] "Negligence" is a legal term, but it can be broken down into four different elements, and those elements are [...]
In this first installment of #askalawyer Andrew Safranko and Darrin Jahnel discuss HIPPA laws and cyber security. https://youtu.be/s1_LgI-wbCA
It may not be immediately obvious whether an accident victim has reason to file a personal injury claim, or not. Even if your accident case does have merit, there could be faults [...]
Can the Police Search My Vehicle if I Get Pulled Over for a Traffic Stop? In most instances, if you are stopped for a minor traffic offense, such as running a red [...]
Should I Contact a Lawyer Regarding My Personal Injury Case? Have you been injured in a car accident, hurt on a construction site, fallen from a height while working, or been injured [...]
6-3 ruling Striking Down New York’s “proper cause” requirement for concealed carry: What does the decision mean? Prior to this decision, New York required “proper cause,” to grant a concealed carry handgun [...]
Passed in 2021 year, and taking effect in March 2022, are sweeping changes to New York’s parole/community supervision laws. Collectively called “Less is More”, this legislation amends multiple sections of the Executive [...]
