In The News

White House: ‘There’s not a cliff here’ when it comes to vaccine deadlines

The White House says that its “creating flexibility within the system” in terms of the vaccination mandate for feds and contractors and how those who don’t…

Read More

Former Governor Andrew Cuomo accused of ‘forcible touching:’ What’s next?

ALBANY N.Y. — Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo has been accused in a criminal complaint with groping a female aide’s breast inside the executive mansion. The complaint was filed in…

Read More

Criminal summons for misdemeanor forcible touching filed against Cuomo

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) — A criminal summons charging former governor Andrew Cuomo with misdemeanor forcible touching was filed Thursday in the City of Albany Court. The…

Read More

What’s next for Cuomo following criminal complaint?

Investigators say they have text messages, security entry swipes and New York State Police aviation records backing up the claims of Brittany Commisso, who alleges former Gov.…

Read More

Military chaplains examine religious exemptions for coronavirus vaccine case-by-case as deadlines for troops to get the shots approach

WASHINGTON – Military chaplains say they are navigating a nuanced process of determining which service members get religious exemptions to avoid the mandated coronavirus vaccine…

Read More

How to protect yourself against student loan forgiveness scams

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – If you get a call or letter about forgiving your student loans, it might be too good to be true. Student loan forgiveness scams are on the rise. While…

Read More

‘A win-win’: New law allows workers to propose cutting hours instead of layoffs

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — A new law in New York gives workers facing layoffs the right to ask employers to trim all workers’ hours instead, and have unemployment insurance help…

Read More

Lawyer: You can go to work high, with limits

According to new guidelines released by the Department of Labor, New Yorkers can be high on marijuana when they go to work. It’s no longer something you can be fired for.…

Read More

New York employers are banned from testing most workers for marijuana

New York state employers will no longer be allowed to test employees for cannabis, according to new regulations released by the state Department of Labor. This makes New York the…

Read More

Weed and work: Lawyer says marijuana testing boils down to common sense

ROCHESTER, NY (WROC) — This week, new guidelines on marijuana use in the workplace were put out by the State Department of Labor. In the new protocols, employers have to look…

Read More

Contact us today to schedule your consultation.

Get Started