Are you going through the divorce process and are seeking guidance? Check out these 3 commonly asked divorce questions, then give our office a call. 1. What is Marital Property? Marital property is any property acquired by either party during the marriage, such as a home or automobiles. Property either of you owned prior to […]
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When you are facing a custody battle, you are likely wondering what the types of custody are. I am often asked as a Buffalo Child Custody Attorney, about the differences between joint custody and sole custody. Here is a breakdown of what to expect if you are not sure what the types of custody are: Joint custody and […]
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Do you want to try plea bargaining a DWI that you were arrested for? Contact experienced Buffalo DWI Attorney Robert Friedman or strong advice. Download Our Free DWI eBook It will depend on a number of different factors Factors such as your breathalyzer test, whether or not there was an accident and how you did […]
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Are you wondering how long a DWI will stay on your record? Â Watch this video and contact experienced Buffalo DWI Lawyer Robert Friedman for help with avoiding a DWI arrest record. A DWI conviction is permanent. The length of time since any prior DWIs affects your charges and eligibility for a drinking driver program. Furthermore, […]
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Have you been charged and want know the differences between DWI and DWAI? Check out this video, then call our office today for a legal consultation. There a number of differences between the two DWI is a misdemeanor and DWAI is a traffic infraction This makes the jail sentences for the two much different, with […]
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Have you been charged with a DWI? Check out these 4 commonly asked DWI questions, then call our office today to get the help you need. 1. Will I Lose My Job From a DWI? A driver convicted of DWI will not lose their job simply because of a DWI or DWAI conviction. Certain professions […]
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New York Labor Law Sections 240 and 241, the “Scaffolding Law”  protects the rights of construction workers or visitors who suffer a fall or are struck by a falling object. Property owners and contractors must provide scaffolding and other safety measures to protect workers and visitors, including  scaffolding, hoists, ladders, slings, hangers, pulleys, and ropes. […]
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Unlike some other states, New York law does not set a hard cap on awards for an injury victim’s pain and suffering, which cannot be objectively measured. Instead, a New York verdict is excessive or inadequate if it deviates materially from what would be reasonable compensation. New York courts look to prior awards for comparable […]