By Yusra Javed When parents inevitably send their children off to school, they do it with trust in the institution. They trust that their children will be safe. They trust
Newly installed Archbishop Ronald Hicks has announced the Archdiocese’s agreement to pay some 1,300 survivors of priest sex abuse $800 million. Each survivor would received approximately $250,000. The settlement money
Written by Yusra Javed The decision in Pearl Grape v. Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, Inc., is a major development in the ongoing litigation brought under New
Written by Yusra Javed Families place immense trust in nursing homes as they leave their loved ones there to be cared for and treated with respect. The purpose of these
By Rafsana Writu When the news of misconduct is released against a top government official, the narrative will hardly remain on a single plane. It is soon legal, political, and
Escrito por Thomas P. Giuffra. Traducido por Flor Rosse Bobadilla Programado para entrar en vigor en Noviembre, el registro de pintura con plomo de Nueva York está diseñado para identificar y
By Rafsana Writu In April 2026, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued an early warning about certain Cook Medical sizing catheters.1 The concern centers on marker bands that can
Written by Yusra Javed Recently, the New York State Legislature passed a bill allowing injured people to use digital mapping services, like Google Maps and Google Earth, in court without
On January 29, 2026, the New York City Council overrode a mayoral veto to enact Intro 1297-A, a critical amendment to New York City’s Gender-Motivated Violence Act (GMVA). The law took
Written by Thomas P. Giuffra, translated by Flor Rosse Bobadilla A pesar de gastar más en atención médica que otros estados, los hospitales de Nueva York han recibido bajas calificaciones
