As you may know, New York is an employment at-will state. Subject to certain contractual and other legal consequences, you can leave your job at...

Yes, it is possible to sue an employer (including a not-for-profit) for failing to pay its employees on time. More information would need to be...

You can file a complaint against the moving company with the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT), which regulates and grants...

Your options for finding a good employment attorney include but are not limited to searching either this website (from the homepage you can type in...

Your ability to end the contract while minimizing risk (financial, legal, reputational, etc.) likely depends at least in part on the terms of the...

Yes, it is possible but can be extremely precarious to file a case under seal. If a judge disagrees with your basis for filing under seal, the...

Have you tried mailing an application to the Office of Vital Records located at 125 Worth Street, CN-4, Room 119, New York, NY 10013 rather than...

I'm not sure that anyone reading your post would have sufficient information to give you a definitive answer and it may be worth consulting a...

Yes, and you, assuming you are the client, can request a more detailed or discounted invoice. Item four of New York's Statement of Client's Rights...

If practicing law is the wild west, I like to think of family court as being among the wild wild wild west. It's just not a safe place to venture...