New York Civil Rights Violation Lawyer from The Perecman Firm Comments on Race Discrimination Complaint Against NYPD Intelligence Division
By: Penni Horwitz, The Perecman Firm, P.L.L.C. | January 29, 2012
New York civil rights violation lawyer David Perecman comments on the federal race discrimination complaint filed by African American detectives in the New York City Police Department's Intelligence Division.
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New York Civil Rights Violation Lawyer from The Perecman Firm Expresses Privacy Concerns Over NYPD's New Mobile Body Scanners
By: Penni Horwitz, The Perecman Firm, P.L.L.C. | January 29, 2012
New York civil rights violation lawyer David Perecman expresses concern over a new scanner being researched by the New York Police Department.
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New York Civil Rights Violation Lawyer from The Perecman Firm Comments on NYC's Attempt to Remove Judge from FDNY Race Discrimination Case
By: Penni Horwitz, The Perecman Firm, P.L.L.C. | January 29, 2012
New York civil rights violation lawyer David Perecman comments on the city's attempt to remove Judge Nicholas Garaufis from a race discrimination case against the New York Fire Department.
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Several New California Traffic Laws in Effect for 2012
By: FL Web Advantage | January 29, 2012
A smattering of legal updates will govern roadway behavior this year. Do you know how they could affect you?
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DUI in Illinois & the Devastation to Your Personal Finances
By: FL Web Advantage | January 29, 2012
A person arrested for DUI is facing stiff criminal penalties and exorbitant costs, even if no one was injured. The financial costs of a DUI should be considered when responding to an arrest.
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Child Safety Seats Help Keep Florida Children Safe in Car Accidents
By: FL Web Advantage | January 29, 2012
Properly-fitted and secured child safety seats are the first line of defense if your child is in a car accident.
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Mobile Devices behind the Wheel: A Guide to Phone Use by Florida Drivers
By: FL Web Advantage | January 29, 2012
Distracted driving on Florida roads can create a danger for all drivers. Although using a mobile phone while driving is not illegal in Florida, there are steps that you can take, as a driver, to safely use your cell phone.
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Convicted Offenders and the New Unemployment Epidemic
By: FL Web Advantage | January 28, 2012
As the news media covers the differing perspectives of economists, the American people are struggling to maintain their standards of living, and little attention is given to the niche groups who may never recover from the economic downturn or obtain gainful employment. One such group is convicted offenders.
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Filing for Bankruptcy in Arizona? Don't Worry, You Can Keep Your Car
By: FL Web Advantage | January 28, 2012
Arizona has an expressed statute that allows for certain personal items to be exempt from the bankruptcy estate, and thus the debtor is allowed to keep them, including your car.
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Illinois Case May Have Major Impact on Medical Error Reporting
By: FL Web Advantage | January 28, 2012
An upcoming Illinois Supreme Court case may open the door to making information about medical mistakes available to the public.
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European Recalls of Diabetes Drug a Sign of Things to Come?
By: FL Web Advantage | January 28, 2012
The results of a preliminary study by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in June found that those taking the drug Actos were at a higher risk of developing the serious disease.
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Truck, Bus and Motorcycle Accident Fatalities Increase, Study Finds
By: FL Web Advantage | January 28, 2012
According to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), in 2010 there was an increase in the amount of accident fatalities involving medium and heavy trucks, buses and motorcycles.
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MADD Hopes Leandra's Law Will Extend Beyond New York
By: FL Web Advantage | January 28, 2012
MADD would like to see all states adopt laws similar to New York's Leandra's Law, which requires ignition interlock devices for all DUIs.
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Unpaid Child Support Prevalent Problem, But Remedies Available in Texas
By: FL Web Advantage | January 28, 2012
There are several types of legal remedies that can help parents collect on child support obligations in Texas such as wage garnishment or even property seizure.
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Auto Safety in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana: How Do Traffic Laws Compare?
By: FL Web Advantage | January 28, 2012
The group Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety recommends that Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky all pass several new laws that would reduce motor vehicle accidents and save lives.
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Distracted Doctoring: How Digital Devices Can Lead to Medical Mistakes
By: FL Web Advantage | January 28, 2012
When doctors focus on the computer, rather than the patient, the risk of medical malpractice multiplies.
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Subject of Brutal Fan Beating, Bryan Stow, on the Path to Recovery
By: FL Web Advantage | January 28, 2012
On March 31, 2011, opening day of baseball season, Giants fan Bryan Stow was brutally beaten outside of Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. This merciless beating left Stow, a paramedic and avid fan of the visiting San Francisco Giants, with a severe traumatic brain injury.
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Arrested Development: How Criminal Justice Records Can Sidetrack Lives
By: FL Web Advantage | January 27, 2012
There are steps people with arrest records can take to clean up those records and find a place in the American mainstream.
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Survey Shows Employees Lack Knowledge of Whistleblower Rights
By: FL Web Advantage | January 27, 2012
A recent survey found that over one-third of American workers have knowledge of company wrongdoing in their workplace, but more than two-thirds of respondents were unaware of new financial securities fraud whistleblower rights.
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New Study Finds Green Jobs Are Not Necessarily Safer Jobs
By: FL Web Advantage | January 27, 2012
Workers on green construction projects face more safety risks than those on conventional sites.
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