There is little statutory guidance in New York state for a notary who is attempting to notarize a document by mark for a disabled individual. This article looks at the legal quandaries that may arise with a client who cannot write out his or her name or is otherwise unable […]
Plaintiffs v. Fortune 500 Silicon Valley Technology Company: secured $30.5 Million settlement as class counsel in a class action on behalf of employees who went through security checks. See both published decisions here Frlekin v Apple, Inc. Order for Final Approval and Frlekin v Apple, Inc. Order for Attorneys’ Fees and […]
Raising the Barre: Curriculum for the Next Generation of Leadership in Dance offers creative solutions to properly equip female dance leaders of the future with vital skills to strengthen their careers. This free series will be accessible on the DDP website with each session accompanied by a tangible resource. Viewers […]
Mollie Hartman Lustig, chair of the firm’s cannabis practice group, and Charles F. Kellett, a partner with the firm, were named as New Jersey Super Lawyers “Rising Stars.” Ms. Lustig was recognized in the area of Cannabis Law, and Mr. Kellett was recognized in the area of Civil Litigation. Ms. […]
Attorney Christian Browne represents the Village of Freeport in a land use dispute over the use of the Cleveland Avenue Ballfields. The Village, the owner of the property, wishes to sell the ballfields for development, but the Freeport School District maintains it has an “easement” over the fields that prevents […]