Filter By
In New York, the answers are an unequivocal YES. Landlords have a responsibility to ensure tenants are protected from assailants. Landlords have to provide adequate locks and security measures. New...
Learn More
In New York, a clearly written waiver to sue in a contract or agreement, may be enforceable, but many waivers will be deemed against public policy and not enforceable. Below...
Learn More
The “danger invites rescue” doctrine is a legal principle that holds a person responsible for damages if their negligence creates a hazardous situation that prompts someone else to attempt a...
Learn More