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NY Law, Aggravated Driving While Intoxicated “Per Se” criminalizes the operation of a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content of .18 or higher.

Under NYS law, a driver can be charged with DWI based solely on a BAC of .08 or higher without proof of impairment.

A DWAI conviction is classified as a traffic violation, not a crime. Nevertheless, it carries serious legal and personal consequences.

If you’re waiting on answers about an estate or trust and getting silence, you’re not alone and it may not mean anything is wrong.

After nearly a decade of legislative debate and advocacy, New York State has enacted the landmark Medical Aid in Dying Act

Employers should focus on fair, transparent, and ethical management practices rather than operating in dread of potential legal repercussions.