pengertian pelayanan kesehatan menurut para ahli - Meskipun ada seruan bersatu untuk Inggris untuk bergabung dengan anggota Buruh Masyarakat Eropa dibagi secara tajam mengenai kebutuhan untuk menja...
by Bill Cafaro | Jul 25, 2017 | confidentiality clause The First Amendment guarantees us the right to free speech, but unfortunately, it is generally legal to force employees (or anyone e...
What Losses Does a Workers’ Compensation Cover? by Pyrros & Serres LLP | Jul 25, 2017 When you have been injured at work, your injuries can extend beyond the obvious ones. What happens if you...
by Sackstein Sackstein & Lee, LLP | Jul 12, 2017 On June 26, when a scaffolding collapsed, six construction workers suffered injury at a Queens construction site accident in Long Island City....
Author: NYC Employment Defense Attorneys In a race discrimination lawsuit, the EEOC sued Rosebud Restaurants and parties settled for the amount of $1.9 million. The EEOC brought a lawsuit again...
SPECIAL REAL ESTATE DISCOUNT OFFER RIGHT NOW TILL END OF 2017 RESIDENT OF MIDDLE VILLAGE SINCE 1965. REAL ESTATE BROKER SINCE 1979-CELEBRATING THIS SEPTEMBER MY 38TH YEAR. COMPLETED OVER 3,000 WRIT...
by Stephen D. Hans | Jul 6, 2017 | Employment Defense Attorney , The Freelance Isn’t Free Act What does FIFA mean for business owners? Small business owners in New York City already are und...
Recently a NY federal judge ruled that the NYC Carwash law was illegal because it promoted unionization of carwashes. In 2015, the NYC Council passed a law to regulate car wash businesses. The Co...
by Pyrros & Serres LLP | Jun 29, 2017 Understanding Consequential Injuries in Workers’ Compensation Cases New York City | Queens | Brooklyn | Bronx Workers’ Compensation Lawyers In the afterm...
by Sackstein Sackstein & Lee, LLP | Jul 7, 2017 On Saturday, June 24 around 6:00 a.m., a car crashed into a tractor-trailer in Long Island City, Queens. According to CBS New York , the dr...
City celebrates new Glendale plaza After multiple rain delays, the city finally cut the ribbon on the new pedestrian plaza at the intersections of Myrtle and Cooper avenues with a grand celebration. The $3.4 million makeover of the ...
DOT discusses light rail study for Queens Representatives from the Department of Transportation (DOT) presented the latest updates from their study to possibly revive the Lower Montauk branch with light rail from Jamaica to Long Island Cit...
104th Precinct Police Blotter (7/10/17-7/16/17) Monday, July 10 Santos Camacho was arrested at 60-15 62nd Avenue for third-degree assault by Officer Vazquez. Manuel D. Almanzar was arrested at Madison Street and Woodward Avenue for bail jumping ...
Parks unveils design for new Evergreen Park playground Queens Parks Commissioner Dorothy Lewandowski joined Borough President Melinda Katz and Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley on Tuesday to unveil the final design for the second phase of Evergreen Park’s...
104th Precicnt Police Blotter (6/26/17-7/9/17) Monday, June 26 John Edd was arrested at 64-02 Catalpa Avenue for third-degree assault by Detective Lodato. Ismet Kurti was arrested at 75-13 68th Avenue for criminal mischief by Officer Hopson. Ja...
Residents discuss future of Ridgewood Reservoir Dozens of residents gathered at St. Pancras School in Glendale last week to map the future of the Ridgewood Reservoir. After years of uncertainty, the Parks Department has committed preserving the ...
Glendale chef to open city’s first CBD-infused coffee shop The Glendale chef that brought the first cannabidiol (CBD)-infused dinner to New York City is looking to break ground again in the CBD trade. Leighton Knowles is partnering with a local Glendale bu...
104th Precinct Police Blotter (6/19/17-6/25/17) Monday, June 19 Rosana E. Sinclair was arrested at Cooper Avenue and Cypress Avenue for aggravated unlicensed operator by Officer Ock. Julio Marin was arrested at 1701 Palmetto Street for second-de...
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