by Lyn Blair | Apr 15, 2026 | Author: Chrysandra S. Bowen
Is There a Minimum Period of Time before You Can Claim “Just and Right” Division of Assets? In Texas, with it’s community property approach to the division of marital assets, you have the right to “just and right” division of property, which often means you’ll get...
by Lyn Blair | Apr 15, 2026 | Author: Stephen D. Hans
New York Law Specifically Prohibits Certain Conduct by Employers Under New York law, workers have a number of ways to seek redress when employers take punitive or retaliatory measures against them because they have engaged in certain legally protected activities. New...
by Lyn Blair | Mar 16, 2026 | Author: John Fazzini
Are there safety guidelines you can follow to avoid car accidents? When driving in bad weather on Long Island roads, keep in mind that ice and snow can create treacherous conditions. Whenever possible, avoid non-essential travel during severe storms. Allow maintenance...
by Lyn Blair | Mar 16, 2026 | Dr. Wendy Garvin Mayo
Making Wellness the Standard of Care WenWell provides a systems-based framework that strengthens capacity, psychological safety, and connection across healthcare, academia, and organizations. We help teams move from surviving → stabilizing → thriving through...
by Lyn Blair | Mar 12, 2026 | Author: Michael R.De La Paz
What Is the Likelihood? How Do You Ensure that It Gets Corrected? Is it possible or even likely that the police report about your truck accident contains inaccurate information or may even be completely wrong? It’s one of the first things most people want after a...
by Lyn Blair | Mar 12, 2026 | Author: John Fazzini
Distracted driving is any activity—visual, manual, or cognitive—that diverts attention from driving, such as texting, eating, or using navigation systems. Distracted driving is dangerous, claiming 3,275 lives in 2023, NHTSA. It’s dangerous to use a cell phone...
by Lyn Blair | Mar 2, 2026 | Author: Stephen D. Hans
Longstanding Practice Now Banned Requiring Criminal History from Applicants Protect Your Rights as an Employer in New York It’s long been a practice among employers to require that job applicants to check a box indicating whether or not they have a criminal record. In...
by author | Feb 27, 2026 | Author: Romero Law Group PLLC
Employers Prohibited from Compelling Workers to Repay Certain Training Expenses and Signing Bonuses In New York and across the country, it has become common practice for employers to require that new hires enter into a contractual agreement to repay certain costs to...
by Lyn Blair | Feb 17, 2026 | Author: Stephen D. Hans
Companies with More than 200 Employees Must Submit Annual Pay Data In an effort to promote wage transparency and to determine the potential for pay disparity based on suspect classifications, such as gender, race or age, New York City has enacted a new law that...
by Lyn Blair | Feb 9, 2026 | Author: Chrysandra S. Bowen
The Steps for Ensuring an Accurate Valuation | How It Can Benefit Everyone The importance of accurately determining the value of business interests in a Texas divorce can not be overstated. Though Texas law follows the community property approach, with all marital...
