The Ianniello Chauvin, LLP blog features updates, legal insights, and practical advice from our attorneys on personal injury, criminal defense, and civil law topics.
If you were pulled over anywhere in New York between mid-August and Labor Day this year, you were caught in one of the state’s largest
If you’ve been pulled over for drinking and driving in New York recently, the stakes may be higher than you realize. On February 16, 2026,
If you’ve been hurt in a car accident in New York this year, there’s an important change to the rules for proving a serious injury
Getting pulled over is stressful enough. Getting arrested for DWI adds a wave of questions on top of it: What happens now? Do I lose
The moments right after a car accident are chaotic — adrenaline is high, your car may be damaged, and you’re likely dealing with pain, confusion,
A past mistake doesn’t have to define your future. Under CPL §160.59, individuals with certain non-violent felonies or misdemeanors can apply to have their records
A false accusation can destroy reputations overnight. Under Penal Law §240.50, falsely reporting a crime is a Class A Misdemeanor. Victims can also pursue civil
New York’s No-Fault Law ensures that most injured drivers and passengers receive medical coverage and lost wages, regardless of fault. However, to sue for pain
Dog owners are strictly liable if their pet has shown prior aggression or a “vicious propensity.” Under Ag & Markets Law §123, victims can recover
Falls from ladders or scaffolds are among the most common NY workplace injuries. Under Labor Law §240(1)—the “Scaffold Law”—contractors and property owners can be held
