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Understanding Personal Injury Protection Now that it’s the start of a New Year it might be a good time to take stock of things on the auto insurance front to see how well covered we are moving into 2021. Particularly, if you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident in the State of New […]

Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, or another such festive day, the holiday season is a time meant to be spent with family, spreading good cheer, stuffing one’s face on a delicious assortment of holiday grub, and exchanging presents so that we may see the joy and wonder of the season on the faces of our

By David Haislip • November 25, 2020 David Haislip • November 25, 2020 It’s common knowledge that the likelihood of sustaining a personal injury is significantly higher during the Holiday Season. From late November to mid-January, holiday-related injuries abound. Put simply, we’re human: prone to error, endlessly distracted, and always in a hurry. These accident-causing

Pain is highly personal and it can be difficult to communicate. However, in clinical settings and in areas of the law that provide compensation for pain and suffering, being able to describe your pain can be significant. Medically, it can determine your course of treatment. In a legal case, it can determine how adequately you

By: Rook Elizabeth Ringer, Esquire       Lento Law Group, P.C.       Florida Managing Attorney At 8:30 AM, on the morning of June 15, 2020, I was in a hearing to determine whether a Transgender woman, denied time-sharing/visitation of her children for the last 1.5 years….solely because she is Transgender…would be able

In today’s time, the quantity and exchange of data is more prevalent than ever. In 2017, IBM had stated that over 90% of the world’s data was created in the last two years. And with increasingly advanced technology capabilities to obtain and use that data, this data is more valuable than ever. What laws protect

For many folks, the current atmosphere has created a feeling of being on hold. We feel our lives have been paused. Plans for vacations, graduations, blissful events such as weddings, baptisms, bar and bat mitzvahs, baby showers as well as meeting and greeting our newborns not only have been cancelled but do not have a

Give THANKS! Give thanks: for family, friends, neighbors, teachers, professors, all health care providers, for how you live and where. As Albert Schweitzer wrote, “That for which we give thanks blesses us ever the more when we give thanks.” Find JOY in SMALL things. Get some sun, observe nature, watch a child play. Joy is

For Most Americans the largest asset they have is their home. The prediction of massive layoffs due to Covid-19 has many folks concerned they may be in danger of losing their homes. In order to help reduce anxiety we have organized some essential facts for you. Fact Number One: If your mortgage is backed by

To begin, let me state right from the beginning that I do not hate cops. Given my experiences with corrupt cops, one would think I would have developed a pretty stereotypical anti-police attitude. Another stereotype of people who fight against police misconduct is that we are “pro-crime”, have no respect for the law, or something