As a member of the Board of Directors of the Ashford Hollow Foundation and the Griffis Sculpture Park, Frank LoTempio III was on hand at the unveiling of the new statue commemorating Janet Mock on Bidwell Parkway this week. LoTempio P.C. Law Group recognizes the importance of honoring inspirational women in our community and are proud […]
Recent changes to marijuana regulations have people asking a lot of questions. We have received several documents that lay out exactly what these changes are. You can view the PDF documents through the links at the end of this blog. The New York State Government released a memo highlighting provisions and explanations of the new […]
Unfortunately, you were injured in a motor vehicle accident, suffered a slip and fall, or were injured as a result of the fault of someone else. There are steps you can take when preparing for your personal injury case. Of course, the first step is choosing the right law firm and the right lawyer. However, […]
What is a “No-Fault” State? There can be many different expenses covered by no-fault automobile accidents. New York is one of a number of states that is considered a “No-Fault” state. This means that after a motor vehicle accident, an injured person’s own insurance company pays for medical treatment. They will also cover other out-of-pocket […]
Determining Child Custody. In custody actions, there are several factors the Court uses to determine how the parties will have custody of their children. Today we will examine the age of the children and the parties’ living situations. Finally, we review the need to provide continuity and stability as determining factors. Age of the Children: […]
How a Personal Injury Department Not Only Survived but Flourished During the Pandemic “Lock-Down” Practically without warning, New York State closed the Courts and told law offices to close their doors – deeming most of law firms’ work as “non-essential”. With that blow to the ego, law firms and lawyers complied. Then the questions and […]
When you are faced with a problem where you may need legal representation, the first thing that enters your mind may be “how am I going to afford this?” The answer typically depends upon what type of legal issue you have. With respect to personal injury cases—car accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, etc.—you enter […]
When police respond to a domestic dispute, their primary goal is to deescalate the situation as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, that sometimes means making an arrest without conducting a thorough investigation first. As such, prosecutors often make charging decisions without all of the evidence. If you’re facing domestic violence-related charges but you think the court […]
With all the associated festivities, holiday weekends virtually always see an increase in drunk driving-related wrecks. Unfortunately, Labor Day is no exception. This year, the National Safety Council estimates nearly 400 traffic fatalities will occur over Labor Day Weekend. They expect almost 40 percent of them will be attributed to impaired motorists. As such, you […]
In most cases, law enforcement personnel cannot stop motorists to check for impairment unless they have reason to believe that the suspects are, indeed, intoxicated. That means motorists who aren’t exhibiting any signs of drunk driving shouldn’t have to worry about facing DWI charges—unless, of course, they live in a state that allows sobriety checkpoints. […]
