New York, NY
Discrimination Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Discrimination, Civil Rights ... +2 more
Maybe. In New York, there have been cases settled or plaintiff's verdict for failing to protect alleged victims of domestic violence. You should...
Hmm, we need to know a lot more about this one. Why someone would record two people fighting to protect oneself? Hmm, you should speak with a...
The police will likely call him and offer him an opportunity to turn himself in. In the alternative, they will appear in Court, his home, workplace...
I think you're better off consulting with an attorney. This fact pattern sounds convoluted.
I cannot see how this would impact any of your rights or withstand a legal challenge.
I retired from the NYPD, we need to know a lot more than this information; otherwise, the Courts time and time again rule the workplace doesn't...
I suggest you consult privately with an attorney.
Maybe, see testing requirements litigation especially if protected categories are impacted: Griggs v. Duke Power Co., 401 U.S. 424 (1971), in which...
Generally, no. The only notice required is to the one party, that's you. Unless of course you initiated the call and the communicate occurs across...
No, birth and death records are public information.
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