New York Real Property Law 102: Property Survey Objections

New York Real Property Law 102: Property Survey Objections

When it comes to real estate transactions in New York, a survey objection can be a crucial component of the due diligence process. A survey objection is essentially a request for clarification or correction of any discrepancies or issues found in a property survey. Let’s take a closer look at how survey objections work under […]

County buses receive safety upgrade in time for new school year

County buses receive safety upgrade in time for new school year

Stop-arm cameras have been installed on nearly all school buses in Rockland County in time for the 2024 school year. County officials made the announcement on Tuesday. โ€œThese cameras will automatically record any vehicle that illegally passes a stopped school bus, capturing crucial evidence that will be used to enforce traffic laws and hold offenders […]

How Personal Injury Lawyers Handle Cases Involving Medical Malpractice and Burn Injuries

How Personal Injury Lawyers Handle Cases Involving Medical Malpractice and Burn Injuries

Medical malpractice and burn injuries are particularly complex and devastating personal injury cases, leaving victims with severe physical and emotional trauma. Medical malpractice involves a breach of trust, as healthcare providers fail to meet standards of care, causing harm to patients. Burn injuries, on the other hand, result in long-term physical disfigurement, pain, and emotional […]

New York Uncontested Divorce Pilot Law Speeds Up Process

New York Uncontested Divorce Pilot Law Speeds Up Process

The Uncontested Joint Divorce Pilot Project, as of 1st March, 2022, has been extended to cover Kings, Queens, Broome, Ontario, and Westchester Counties. A crucial progress in the divorce system is this initiative. The Administrative Board signed two Administrative Orders on June 13, 2022, that have simplified and enhanced the New York divorce process: Administrative […]

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