Union Representation Rights in New York: What Workers Should Know
Workers in New York have clear legal rights for union involvement. If you’re already in a union or considering forming one, you’re entitled to engage in collective…
What New York Drivers Need to Know About the DMV’s New Point System
New York state drivers should be aware that the Department of Motor Vehicles is changing its “point” system and increasing the point values for many traffic infractions. The…
The Benefits of Estate Planning for Young and Old in New York
Estate planning is not confined to the elderly or individuals with substantial assets, although it is a common misperception Individuals aged 18 to 54 are among the largest group…
Who Keeps the Engagement Ring?
The traditional present during the engagement period most commonly gifted is the engagement ring. The ownership status of the engagement ring is an issue that commonly arises when…
Security Clearances and Guideline M: Online Sports Betting as a Security Risk
A 2018 SCOTUS decision (Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association) enabled states to govern sports gambling for themselves. Many opted in. This, combined with the…
Yes, Even Legal Sports Betting Could Affect Your Security Clearance: Finances and Personal Conduct
Online sports betting presents security concerns which fall under multiple guidelines. As is sometimes the case, a specific security concern may apply to multiple guidelines. A…
How an Attorney Can Assist With the Grade Appeals Process in New York
When a student receives a grade that they perceive is incorrect, it can be both a frustrating and overwhelming response. While most grade disputes are handled directly by the…
IEP vs. 504 Plan: Understanding the Difference
Terms such as “IEP” and “504 Plan” are frequently used interchangeably. However, they are not conceptually the same. It is important for parents and students to understand…
Are Divorce Records Public in New York?
Issues about confidentiality often arise during and after a divorce proceeding. A common issue is whether divorce records are public in New York state. The answer is typically no,…
What to Do if You’re Falsely Accused of Using AI to Cheat in College
Inappropriately using generative AI (GenAI) to complete assignments or take exams is prohibited by most colleges and universities as “falsifying academic materials” or…