Latin tends to dominate the finer points of legal prose. In fact, nothing can silence a room faster than a bombastic barrister who tosses an ipse dixit into an unsuspecting gathering of layfolk. But in these troubled times, we need […]
I have always made art. I made wood and metal sculptures as a kid; I was welding when I was […]
Following is an excerpt from Brian D. Caplan's book, J.D. to J.D.: My Journey from Juvenile Delinquent to Doctor of […]
Several New York State and New York City workplace laws have recently been enacted or will take effect in 2020. Tips […]
Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with workplace civil rights attorney and founder of The Mom at Law, Candace Alnaji, […]
When two young and dynamic attorneys, both second-generation plaintiff ’s lawyers, met in a courthouse hallway, it was the start […]
New York state saw more than 400 lawsuits filed in on the first day of a one-year “look-back” window in […]
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a bill recently that stopped vaccination exemptions that were based on religious beliefs. The […]
With a total of 1.3 million lawyers in the United States, 500,000 are small firms that struggle to gain visibility. […]
An individual is considered eligible for unemployment benefits in NYC if they fit within certain criteria. First, the individual must […]
