What is Bail Reform – A 1,000 Word Summary
New York’s bail reform sparked plenty of “Purge”-style panic. Here’s a plain-English summary of what bail actually is and what the new laws really change.
New York’s bail reform sparked plenty of “Purge”-style panic. Here’s a plain-English summary of what bail actually is and what the new laws really change.
At closing your attorney asks how you want to hold title — and your answer carries lasting legal consequences. A look at the common ways to hold title in New York.
Part two of our series covers misdemeanors: Class A, B, and unclassified charges — and which common offenses leave you with a criminal record.
You bought title insurance at closing — but does it actually protect you? Learn the difference between a lender’s policy and an owner’s policy before you sign.
Felony, misdemeanor, or violation — the difference matters. Part one of our series starts with violations: the charges that don’t leave a criminal record.
What is a condominium, and how do boards, assessments, and common areas work in New York? Our Clifton Park attorneys answer common condo law questions on video.
A title defect can cloud ownership and stall a sale. Learn what causes defective title in New York — and how to protect your purchase from hidden claims.
Until 2017, New York was one of just two states that prosecuted 16- and 17-year-olds as adults. The facts on teen prosecution — and why Raise the Age mattered.
New York lawmakers advanced reforms to stop trying 16- and 17-year-olds as adults. What the proposed changes could mean for youth offenders and their families.