USERRA Claims in New York? If you’re a service member or veteran working in New York and you believe your employer treated you unfairly because of your military service, you may be wondering: Do I have to sue my employer
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What New Yorkers Need to Know About Your Legal Rights?
Legal disputes involving celebrities may feel far removed from everyday life—but the legal rights and principles behind them affect regular people in New York every single day.
In a recent episode of the Litigious podcast, attorneys discussed three big topics
Can You Sue ICE or Police for Excessive Force in New York?
When a law enforcement officer shoots and kills someone, the first question most people ask is simple:
Was this legal—and can anyone be held responsible?
That question is at the center of a recent, highly publicized shooting involving an ICE
Police Shootings, Social Media Firings, and Alcohol Tragedies: What New Yorkers Should Know About Their Legal Rights
Every week, the news brings another story that makes people ask: “Is that even legal?”
Three recent high-profile cases discussed on the Litigious podcast highlight how the civil justice system works when something goes wrong — and why these issues
Veteran Discrimination at Work in New York: 4 Warning Signs Your Employer May Be Breaking the Law
If you’re a veteran and something feels “off” at work after your service, trust that instinct.
Veteran and service member discrimination is real—and it’s often subtle, quiet, and easy for employers to deny. It rarely comes with a paper trail
Can My Employer Fire Me After Military Deployment? USERRA Rights in New York
If you’ve just returned from military deployment and work in New York, you may be wondering: Can my employer fire me after I get back? USERRA Rights?
In most cases, the answer is no—and a federal law called USERRA (Uniformed
Mediation in New York Personal Injury Cases: What It Is and When It Makes Sense
Understanding Mediation in New York Injury and Malpractice Cases
Hi, I’m Scott Peterson from D’Orazio & Peterson, and welcome to another episode of The New York Injury Law Show. Our mission is to help guide New Yorkers who are dealing
Facing Criminal Charges in New York? What a Top Albany Defense Attorney Wants You to Know
What You Need to Know About Criminal Defense in New York: Insights from Albany Attorney Kevin O’Brien
If you or someone you know is facing criminal charges in New York, understanding how the legal system works—and how to protect your
What to Expect During a Deposition in a New York Personal Injury or Employment Lawsuit
Understanding Depositions in New York: What Injured Consumers Need to Know
If you’ve been injured in an accident or experienced discrimination at work in New York and are thinking about filing a lawsuit, chances are you’ll come across the word
Can You Be Fired After Medical Leave in New York? Know Your Rights Under the FMLA
Can You Be Fired After Medical Leave in New York? Here’s What You Need to Know
If you’ve recently returned from medical leave and your employer is suddenly giving you a hard time—or worse, has fired you—you’re not alone, and