Statistics show that an average of two people per day in New York are victims of catastrophic injuries. This includes everything from car accidents to falls to shootings. Catastrophic injuries can be severe and may result in long-term disabilities. Catastrophic...
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Year: 2022
How to know if employees are exempt or non-exempt
Employers in Albany and other cities across the United States must understand the difference between exempt and non-exempt employees. One important thing to remember is that exempt employees are paid annual salaries instead of hourly rates and are not eligible for...
What is the purpose of Section 1983?
Section 1983 refers to 42 U.S.C. § 1983. Under this statute, you as a New York resident may file a lawsuit when government officials violate your civil rights. In order to qualify as a Section 1983 violation, a government official must have denied you a right...
How to dispute a DUI charge
If you are convicted of a drunk driving charge, you may spend time in jail or prison, pay a fine and lose your license either temporarily or permanently. You may also face a license suspension or revocation if you violate New York implied consent laws. Fortunately,...
What to know about FMLA rights
The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) allows you to leave your job for a period of up to 12 weeks to deal with a variety of medical matters. Generally speaking, your New York employer must hold your job during the leave period, and the company may be required to...
Have you been injured in a car accident by a reckless driver?
Many automobile accidents are unavoidable. Bad weather and road obstructions can cause the most careful driver to lose control and collide with another vehicle. However, reckless drivers present a more significant threat on New York roads. Here are some dangerous...