July 2016 - Page 2 of 2 - New York State Law

10 Questions to Ask Your Divorce Lawyer At Your Initial Consultation

July 5, 2016 New York State Law Comments 0 Comment

The divorce process can be emotionally draining and exhausting. So in order to make conscious decisions, it is important to hire a divorce lawyer in order to make responsible decisions and to know that you are not alone during the entire time. Here are some questions to ask an attorney about divorce so you will be as prepared for the divorce process as you can be. 1. What is your specialty? Do you specialize in divorces or is it just…

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The Role of Whistleblowers in Qui Tam Lawsuits

July 4, 2016 New York State Law Comments 0 Comment

A whistleblower of qui tam relator is someone who is aware of actions by their company intended to defraud the government and report what they know by filing a lawsuit under the False Claims Act. Under the False Claim Act, anyone who intentionally submits a false claim or causes someone else to submit a false claim to the government for a payment can be liable for as much as three times the amount they defrauded the government. This is a…

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6 Tips to Help Your Find the Best Legal Representation for Your Personal Injury Lawsuit

July 3, 2016 New York State Law Comments 0 Comment

Personal injury lawsuits are life-altering occurrences that can devastate your finances, health, and family life. Many accident victims rely on compensation for medical bills and lost wages. Thus, choosing the best personal attorney is a critical first step that each complainant must take to be adequately rewarded. The best injury claim lawyers are equipped to objectively examine the facts of your claim and devise the best legal path to win your case. Specialized personal attorneys stay current on developments in…

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Drop Your Keys When You Order Your Drink

July 3, 2016 New York State Law Comments 0 Comment

You like to go out with friends and have a good time. You know the dangers of drinking and driving, and that is something that you would simply never do. However the trouble with alcohol is that it gives you ideas that you would otherwise veto as well as the confidence to carry through with something that your sober self would immediately be able to call out as a no-go. It is too easy for some people to convince themselves…

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