By Mike McAndrew NEWS STAFF REPORTER Niagara Falls’ biggest nonprofit human services agency was sued this week by a man who alleges he was sexually abused when he was 4 years old by two juveniles in the agency’s building. The alleged abuse happened 39 years ago, in 1980, at the Community Missions of Niagara Frontier … Continued
The New York State Unified Court System (UCS) has long played and continues to play a central role in the battle against drug addiction. From the opening of the state’s first drug court in Rochester in 1995 to the launching of the first-in-the-nation Opioid Intervention Court (OIC) in Buffalo in October 2016, the state’s judiciary … Continued
We hear much about AI and robotics, here is an interesting article from a recent NYS Bar Asso. Journal, on that topic. If you are reading this article, you may already be wondering if a robot will replace you as a lawyer. With 118 million hits yielded from a Google search of artificial intelligence, it … Continued
One bloody scrape trailed from her left eye to the corner of her mouth, where it met a wide bruise on her chin. More blood-red patches marred her nose, forehead and the skin between her eyes. Bobbie L. Mael of Lockport says in legal papers that her arms and legs were bruised, too, and she … Continued
New Yorkers should prepare for a number of new laws to go into effect after the new year. Here are the areas some of the regulations that will go into effect in 2015: Workplace Taxes Healthcare Human Services Credit Security Learn more…
ALBANY — This is the year of the hamster. Among the new state laws taking effect in New York in 2016 is one requiring pet dealers to provide detailed health and safety tips to customers purchasing hamsters and other small mammals. Beginning in the first week of January, small furry friends will come with information … Continued