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What are the Real Issues in the Sofia Vergara Embryo Lawsuits

by author | Sep 14, 2017 | Civil Rights, Embryo Rights

Author: Bill Cafaro, Embryo Lawsuits | How Have the Cases in Other States Been Coming Out? What are the Rules? Sofia Vergara, one of the most beautiful women in the world and one of the highest paid women in television[1] was engaged until 2014 to Nick Loeb, the son...

Milo Yiannopoulos Sues Simon & Schuster – Bet They Wish They Had a Morals Clause, but What’s a Morals Clause?

by author | Jul 12, 2017 | Civil Rights

by Bill Cafaro | Jul 11, 2017 | According to the lawsuit he filed on Friday, July 7, 2017, Simon & Schuster refused to publish his most recent book, Dangerous, because of allegations that public statements he made condoned pedophilia[1].  What’s a “Morals Clause”...

Freelance Isn’t Free

by author | Mar 6, 2017 | Civil Rights, Employment Law, Freelance Isn't Free Bill

Author: William Cafaro Important New Rights for Freelancers in NYC   “Freelance Isn’t Free” Bill Passes in NYC, What Does it Mean? New York City Passes Freelancer Wage Protection Law The new law covers individuals who provide services, and is only...

Leeds Brown Law, P.C., Represents Nassau County Police Officer

by author | May 20, 2016 | Americans with Disabilities Act, Civil Rights, Employment Law

PARTNER RICK OSTROVE WINS ON BEHALF OF POLICE OFFER Nassau County Police Officer Wins After 6 Years of Desk Duty Leeds Brown Law, P.C., representing a Nassau County police officer, received an award of $129,500 for emotional damages and a loss of overtime in a civil...

In wake of Scalia’s death, who should name his replacement?

by author | Feb 15, 2016 | Civil Rights

Anthony Colleluori talks live on PIX 11 This...
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