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What Qualifies as a Work-Related Injury in New York Employment Law?

You might think any workplace mishap counts, which could be, in layman’s terms. New York law, however, is quite precise:..

When disaster strikes in the form of a fire, the aftermath can be overwhelming. Fires not only destroy personal belongings..

Ever wonder why driving in Miami feels like a test of reflexes instead of a commute? Between population growth, more..

Richard Blumenthal, the Senior U.S. Senator from Connecticut, is known for his long-standing career in politics, law, and public service…

Drunk driving accidents represent some of the most complex personal injury cases in Illinois, requiring attorneys who understand both criminal..

It’s true that most of the leads your firm gets are not worth your time. Maybe they are outside your..

Personal injury cases are complicated, revolving usually around fine points of fact, technical proof, and subtle interpretation of how an..

Janet Reno, the first woman to serve as U.S. Attorney General, left a lasting mark on American politics and law…

Key Takeaways Don’t accept the first insurance offer. Insurance companies often undervalue fire claims. Get legal representation to fight for..

As American cities expand and more people pack the roads, car accidents are becoming an unfortunate part of daily life…