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DO NOT STAY QUIET. Maybe you’re embarrassed about the disappointing results of a doctor’s treatment. You pride yourself on not being a “complainer.” You don’t want to bother the doctor.... Read More

Statutes of limitations are time limitations on a person’s opportunity to bring a lawsuit. Why they exist, and who they benefit, are topics for another post. For now, it is... Read More

It’s been a while since I was in the trenches doing criminal law on a daily, high-volume basis. But my inner justice-seeker became reanimated this week when a young (under... Read More

New York State is far from the worst when it comes to how victims of medical malpractice are treated in court. For example, we do not have set limits on... Read More

It is by now old news that President Trump’s top lawman, Jeff Sessions, ordered most of the country’s U.S. Attorneys to clear out, immediately or sooner, a couple of days... Read More

The Real Deal reported that, on August 11 before 8:30 p.m., the crane operator attempted to pull in the line in anticipation of the bad weather that night when the wind... Read More

People in all walks of life are eventually offered the opportunity to work without paying taxes at some point. In addition to being illegal, many have found out that this tactic... Read More

Attorney and trial advocacy instructor Barovick Law recently volunteered to be one of several scoring judges for the first qualifying round of the 2016 New York Regional National Student Trial Advocacy Competition... Read More