Articles


Spike in bankruptcies set to explode as pandemic continuest

ALBANY — A year ago, Semblence Medspa and owner Dr. Farah Sajid were on a roll. Dr. Sajid, who had previously worked as a pediatrician at the Troy Pediatric Health Center, was…

Read More

Expert: State, federal laws protect healthcare workers seeking to report employer violations

Founding Partner Greg T. Rinckey weighs in on whistleblower protections for healthcare workers amid COVID-19. Read…

Read More

Medical exemptions from in-person learning: Which teachers qualify?

Working for the federal government as it reopens offices during the Covid-19 pandemic offers advantages unavailable to private sector employees. But that doesn’t necessarily…

Read More

Paid not to work: burden or opportunity?

In order to try and stem a wave of coronavirus-induced unemployment, governments around the world introduced job retention schemes. Many of these are being rolled back or…

Read More

When Uncle Sam’s Your Boss, Returning to Work Isn’t the Same

Working for the federal government as it reopens offices during the Covid-19 pandemic offers advantages unavailable to private sector employees. But that doesn’t necessarily…

Read More

Albany legal market shakeup won’t slow down anytime soon

The Covid-19 pandemic has done little to slow down the pace of change in Albany’s legal market with more than 75 attorneys switching firms since January. The year started…

Read More

Attorney answers questions on COVID-19 return to work concerns

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — As workers begin the transition back into work, the safety of themselves and their family remains a top concern. For Michelle Judd of Mattydale, this was a…

Read More

4 big questions businesses are trying to answer as workers return

Can I take my employees’ temperature? Do I have to install plexiglass? How often do we really have to clean? These are some of the questions businesses are asking as more…

Read More

Businesses have the right to enforce mask rule, but most customers happy to comply

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Syracuse Food Cooperative Market is asking its customers and employees to take measures to make shopping as safe as possible, including limiting shopping…

Read More

What to do if you feel returning to your workplace poses a risk to your health and safety

As Central New York cautiously began phase one of reopening Friday, some workers have expressed concerns over health risks due to COVID-19. Kevin Shehan leads Tully Rinckey’s…

Read More

Contact us today to schedule your consultation.

Get Started