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How Much?
An overview of costs and fees associated with hiring an attorney
Prices in a Crisis
What to know about price gouging and price fixing during an emergency
Infectious Behavior
Do you have any legal recourse if someone knowingly gives you COVID-19?
Mistakes Were Made
From amended returns to audits, taxpayers have options to make peace with the IRS
Still Dreaming
The current state of the DACA program
The Sweet, Not The Bitter
Kathleen Sweet reflects on her father, her practice and that nomination to the federal bench
Washington's Inaugural Address
MBAWNY helped Sarah Washington as a law student; now she’s paying it forward as its next president
Bird Man
Michael Oropallo on the only outdoor and wildlife legal team in the country
Nurse-turned-lawyer Sally Broad Has a Unique Covid-19 Perspective
She's using her law career to advocate for her health care peers
Custody Across Borders
With international marriages on the rise, so are global custody battles
When All Is Not Quiet on the Home Front
The consequences when someone is injured at your home, or vice-versa
Aged Out?
Why age discrimination is both rampant and difficult to prove
Pot of Gold
Can cannabis become big business?
The Fog of Breach
What happens when your company is hacked?
The Other Side of the Wind
How New York can become the Saudi Arabia of renewable energy
Carine Williams Riffs on a Very Public Mistake, the SCOTUS Decision She'd Overturn, and the Attorney She Follows on Twitter
Discovery with Carine M. Williams
The Entrepreneurial Spirit
Steve Cohen began law school at 58; now, at 68, he’s on the Rising Stars list
Vindicating Victims
Why did Trump supporter Douglas H. Wigdor take on Fox News? The same reason he’s sued the Weinstein Company, NY1 and, yes, Uber