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Injured at the Amusement Park? What are Your Rights?

It was every amusement-park visitor’s nightmare: In June, at Six Flags Great Escape in Queensbury, a 14-year-old Delaware girl somehow slipped out of her seat on a gondola ride, dangling 25 feet above the ground as onlookers rushed over. Fortunately, disaster was averted as a [...]

Injured at the Amusement Park? What are Your Rights?2017-07-20T18:55:38+00:00

New York Expands Records Sealing Law

Thanks to a new provision included in the New York State budget that was passed on April 12, and signed into law by Governor Andrew Cuomo, tens of thousands of New Yorkers will be eligible for relief from the lifelong stigma of a criminal record, [...]

New York Expands Records Sealing Law2017-07-07T18:58:23+00:00

Fireworks Law in NYS: What’s Legal and What’s Not

The Fourth of July is this week and you know what that means–fireworks! Although it is customary to celebrate the independence of our nation with a pyrotechnic display, we at LaMarche Safranko Law want to remind everyone of the fireworks law in New York state [...]

Fireworks Law in NYS: What’s Legal and What’s Not2017-06-28T19:00:59+00:00

Personal Injury Claims: Your Top 5 Questions Answered

When you or someone you love has suffered a personal injury, the experience can be traumatic. Whether the incident involved a car accident, slip and fall, or dog bite, there are many details to deal with including medical issues, insurance paperwork, lost time at work, [...]

Personal Injury Claims: Your Top 5 Questions Answered2017-06-22T19:04:34+00:00

Construction Site Accident: Know Your Rights

Construction sites are among the most dangerous workplace environments. One in five people killed on the job in 2015 were construction workers[1] and thousands more are injured each year. In recent years, notable accidents affecting our own community led to the deaths of a 37-year old [...]

Construction Site Accident: Know Your Rights2017-06-15T19:20:40+00:00

Traveling this Summer? Know the Legal Requirements for Transporting Firearms

Millions of people will be traveling at some point this summer, whether by air, rail or automobile. As you are busy packing you’re probably thinking about your clothes, shoes and sunscreen. If you are one of the estimated 10% of New Yorkers who own a [...]

Traveling this Summer? Know the Legal Requirements for Transporting Firearms2017-06-08T19:24:51+00:00

Motorcycle Accidents: Prevention and Response

If you are one of the more than 240,000 motorcyclists in New York, you are no doubt taking advantage of the longer days and (hopefully soon) warmer weather to get out for a ride. Maybe you’ll be heading to the Adirondacks this weekend for the [...]

Motorcycle Accidents: Prevention and Response2017-06-02T19:28:07+00:00

DMV warns of email traffic ticket scam

The NYS Department of Motor Vehicles issued a notice today warning consumers against an email “phishing” campaign that sends a notice to email users stating they must pay a ticket within 48 hours or their license will be revoked. While the notice is made to appear as if [...]

DMV warns of email traffic ticket scam2017-06-01T19:43:46+00:00

Should I Refuse to Take Tests if I am Stopped for DWI?

Let’s say you had a glass of wine or a beer at dinner, are driving home from the restaurant and are pulled over by a police officer. The officer suspects you’ve consumed alcohol and asks you to exit the car, walk a straight line, stand [...]

Should I Refuse to Take Tests if I am Stopped for DWI?2017-05-18T19:44:36+00:00

First Offense DWI in New York? What You Need to Know

If you are charged with an alcohol-related offense—whether in a car, motorcycle, ATV, or other motor vehicle—the impact can be serious and far reaching. Consequences include fines, license restrictions, and possible jail time. It is important to understand the charges against you and know your [...]

First Offense DWI in New York? What You Need to Know2017-05-11T19:47:49+00:00
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