The hospital probably had no duty to protect your car. Even if this individual threatened to steal it, they probably had no duty to restrain him as...

The short answer is generally No... the recipient of an email is free to share the contents of that email with whomever they choose unless the...

A lot depends on the bylaws of the condo association. Condo and homeowner associations have broad powers under NY law but are bound by their bylaws.

You don't say what you got ticketed for, but I presume it is petit larceny. Petit Larceny is a criminal offense. NYS PL 155.25 defines Petit...

Probably not, in order to claim actionable negligence, you must show the medical practitioner failed to mee the generally accepted level of care or...

The short answer is yes, but there is a notable exception to this. The 1986 Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) generally...

Civilly, you don't have much in the way of damages, so pursuing a tort complaint is not likely to get you very far. You could, however, report...

Within an "intent to sue" letter to an attorney should I also include filing a grievance with the state?

I presume you are talking about a "Notice of Claim" against a governmental entity in New York. You must file a Notice of Claim within 90 days of...

This is a probate issue. A lot will depend on how the title to the house is held and what the specific dispute over the house is. If the title...

Can an employer legally record you?

Generally speaking, yes. An employer can typically monitor employees except in the restroom, changing room, or other areas where one has a...