You may have a viable legal claim based on breach of warranty. Boats are considered “goods” under the Uniform Commercial Code, and manufacturers...

Yes. You can still pursue a personal injury claim against the other driver even though you are both insured by American Transit. What matters is...

It sounds like you have a viable premise liability action. The key question is whether the co-op knew or should have known about the dangerous...

When an employee asks for a disability accommodation, both federal and state laws apply, mainly the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the...

In New York, when someone is held under the Mental Hygiene Law (Section 9.39), there are specific rules that must be followed. This law allows a...

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I’m sorry you went through that. It sounds like a very difficult experience. Unfortunately, situations like this can raise complicated legal...

your lawsuit is frivolous. From what you describe, you took reasonable steps by reporting the incident, giving photos and bills to the company, and...

What you describe sounds serious. A security guard (especially one not officially employed or trained) cannot lawfully put hands on you, throw you...

You can make a claim with the restaurant’s insurance, but whether the restaurant is actually responsible depends on why the door injured you. If...

New York is generally an at-will employment state, meaning that most employees can be terminated at any time for any reason (or no reason at all)...