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Injured After a Fall? How Brooklyn Slip and Fall Attorneys Can Help You Recover

A sudden fall can happen anywhere — in a grocery store, on a cracked sidewalk, or inside an apartment building. What may seem like a small accident can lead to serious injuries, medical bills, and lost

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Brooklyn Car Accident Attorneys: Protecting Your Rights After a Collision

Accidents can happen in the blink of an eye, and when they do, the aftermath can be overwhelming. From medical bills to insurance claims, victims often struggle to understand their legal options. That’s where an experienced

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Injured on the Job? How a New York Construction Accident Attorney Can Help

Construction sites are among the most dangerous workplaces in New York. From falling debris to equipment malfunctions, accidents can happen even when safety protocols are followed. When injuries occur, having an experienced New York construction accident

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Inclusive Workplaces and Opportunities to Build Them

Inclusive workspaces are the goal of the New York City Commission on Human Rights‘ new laws. This commission set new laws on gender identity and expression. These rules prohibit discrimination based on gender identity or expression. They

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Wage Parity in 2024 May Be Offset for Home Care Agencies

All Home Care Agencies should be prepared for the wage increases and wage parity decreases in 2024. The Wage Parity Law, originally passed in 2012, requires additional and supplemental benefits to be paid. These benefits are

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New York Introduces Workplace Lactation Law

Governor Kathy Hochul signed a workplace lactation bill into law set to become effective on June 19, 2023. This amendment to Section 206-c of the New York Labor Law mandates that employers provide reasonable unpaid break

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Election Day Alert: What Business Owners Need to Know About Voting Time Off

As we approach the upcoming elections, it is essential for business owners to understand their obligations regarding employees’ rights to time off for voting, as specified in New York State Election Law (Section 3-110). Here’s what

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Hospitality Industry Update

Following the New York City Hospitality Alliance‘ release of standards surrounding the use of straws, businesses were issued a one year-warning period on November 1, 2021, to replace plastic beverage straws with compostable materials. Compostable straws

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New Legislation Affecting Employer Wage Liability

New Legislation Affecting Employer Wage Liability

Legislation is currently pending before the New York State Senate and the New York State Assembly, that if passed into law, will have sweeping, potentially harmful consequences to employers with respect to employee wage claims.

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