Blind Teacher Sues For Wrongful Termination
A not-for-profit social service agency that provides services to foster care children and preschool education to three and four-year-olds is [...]
When is Being Fired Illegal? NY Labor Laws
One of the most frequent Labor Law questions that we get is usually phrased like this; 'Have I been wrongfully [...]
New NY Law on Criminal Records
New NY State Law Now Allows Criminal Records to Be Sealed What does this mean for a person with a [...]
Workplace Gender Equality and the Fair Pay Act
Workplace gender equality laws protecting women in gender discrimination cases have changed, making it easier for women who are victims [...]
Can I Sue for Gender Pay Discrimination?
We've been hearing a lot of talk about Gender Pay Discrimination in the media lately, and the reality of the [...]
New York Paid Family Leave: What you need to know
Enacted in January of 2018, the underlying objective of the New York paid family leave program is simple: If you, [...]
The # MeToo Movement: Workplace Sexual Assault
On October 5, 2017, The New York Times published an investigative report discussing years of sexual assault allegations against Hollywood producer [...]
Hiring an Experienced NYC Criminal Defense Attorney: 8 Questions to Ask
Often the hardest part of having a run-in with the law is finding an experienced criminal defense attorney who you [...]
Sexual Assault on Campus; The Realities of the Accused
Sexual Assault on Campus I recently represented a college student accused of sexual assault on campus. While no one would claim [...]
Arbitration Vs. Litigation in the Workplace
Shortly, the U.S. Supreme Court will entertain arguments in three important labor relations cases: National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) v. [...]