Ms. Raysor believes the verdict was just, but more must be done to provide a fairer justice system for Black people.

His New Title as President Goes into Effect on December 1

This updates the existing Paid Family Leave law that went into effect in 2018.

Analysis by NYC Health Department’s Lab Found Disease Originated from Harlem Hospital’s Cooling Towers

Jury found that surgeon committed medical malpractice by scheduling same-day hernia surgery.

New associate is a graduate of George Washington University Law School.

Law firm represents designer of kitchen tools for consumer and professional applications.

East End Drug Overdoses Would Have Been Prevented if DA Sini Took Action on any of Five Different Occasions

Homes affected by Hurricane Ida were damaged by falling trees and flooding.

Local assisted living facility has visitation policy in place to keep residents and visitors safe.

New York-based insurance adjusters offer advice on what to do and what not to do when your home experiences damage from a natural disaster.

Local law enforcement groups found Mr. Smyth to be the most qualified candidate for this post.

Says Current DA Had Numerous Opportunities to Indict Him for Felony Drug Possession, But Failed to Do So

Nine cases of Legionnaires' diseases confirmed in 10037 and 10039 ZIP codes.

Mr. Tierney says DA needs to go after source of illegal drug supply, not street-level dealers.

This could give landlords the opportunity to take tenants to Housing Court over nonpayment of rent.

Mr. Tierney's opponent refuses to condemn governor's behavior.

Both were sentenced for their role in the coverup of an assault of a suspect.

He says all levels of government must work together to improve infrastructure in and around neighborhoods of people of color.

Fast food employers in New York City must now give employees a plausible reason why they are being terminated.

DA Tim Sini’s Failed Leadership Part of the Problem

Liberal State Lawmakers are Making the Same Mistake as They Did with Bail Reform as Crime Rates Spike throughout New York State and Suffolk County

Attorney Received Her Start with Long Island Medical Malpractice Law Firm as an Intern

Largest Single, Unclaimed Asset Recovered for One Client

Experienced employment law attorney offers advice for those who are wrongfully terminated.

The newly formed company was founded by advertising/marketing strategist and head bartender of award-winning restaurant.

Decision Takes Place the Same Day Governor Cuomo Signs New York State’s Eviction Moratorium Extension into Law.

This is the first GOP candidate that Mr. Gregory has endorsed.

Officers Executed “No-Knock” Warrant upon Entering Residence

Mr. Brewington says the verdict is a welcome, albeit overdue, decision that should be an impetus to implement changes in police tactics when interacting with alleged suspects who happen to be persons of color.

Mr. Sack is scheduled to be honored in the publication's July/August issue.

Employees can report instances of harassment, discrimination or wage/hour violations privately.

Ms. Brigham concentrates her practice in estate planning, trust and estate administration, elder law and real estate law.

Under the recently enacted NYS budget, the tax rate for businesses with incomes over $5 million will be taxed more.

Falling COVID-19 infection rates mean offices are reopening, but what are the employees' rights if they wish not to return to work?

The supervisor will share solutions on how to tackle Long Island's growing solid waste problem.

With lawmakers proposing tax hikes on the wealthy, Mr. Archer has urged his clients to buy life insurance.

The meeting will look into the issue of whether the U.S. can adapt to Maglev technology.

This is designed to get young women involved in technology at an early age and continue that interest throughout their education.

Dr. Boomgaarden will discuss how institutions of higher learning try to bounce back from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mr. Mallas has been named to an exclusive group of premier attorneys.

Discusses How the Town Has Addressed and Overcame Many of the Challenges Posed by the COVID-19 Pandemic

A durable product that lacrosse players can use year-round.

Engineers Week will take place this year on February 21-27.

Mr. Archer sold millions of dollars in premiums and death benefit.