A conviction for driving while intoxicated in New York can have serious consequences. Blood alcohol content, driving behavior and concurrent criminal convictions impact the fines and penalties the courts impose. The state's penalties become increasingly severe if you...
Your estate plan entails many items such as your living will, trusts, last will and testament and life insurance policies. While you should review your estate plan every few years to check for minor changes, some life events warrant amending the entire package. Having...
New York has both heavy vehicle traffic and a large amount of pedestrian traffic. Considering the dangers involved with this mix, it is not surprising that pedestrian injuries rank in the top 10 causes of hospital admissions and deaths in the state. Whether you are...
Perhaps you have found the perfect home to purchase, and you look forward to the closing. However, there may be some questions about the property that could delay or even cancel the transaction. Is a quiet title action necessary before you close? About quiet title...
Driving while intoxicated carries a range of penalties for convicted New York motorists. The outcome of your case will vary depending on your situation, criminal history and other factors. Review these important facts about DWI in New York before facing a court date...
When car accidents happen in New York and across the country, there is always a good chance a driver, passenger, pedestrian or someone else will suffer a serious injury. In fact, according to the Association for Safe International Road Travel, roughly 4.4 million...
New York City has made a number of efforts to reduce traffic-related injuries in recent years, but many of our intersections remain dangerous, especially for those who travel on bicycles. According to a five-year study conducted by data scientists with Localize.city,...
As people grow older, their priorities change. A senior may worry about his or her health and eventual passing. Therefore, estate planning might become a critical process. Heirs and beneficiaries may deal with challenges that a proper estate plan could have...
“Staging” a home that’s for sale is a common practice in real estate. Ensuring a space is aesthetically attractive should help draw the eyes of prospective buyers. There’s nothing inherently wrong with staging a living space. However, sometimes sellers may resort to...
Property owners’ negligence can put you at risk in a variety of different ways. Wet floors without warning signs can cause you to slip in stores, public buildings and more. Uneven sidewalks, damaged outdoor steps and icy sidewalks can put you at risk during a simple...
