Partner, Louis Cristo, is a regularly featured legal columnist at the Daily Record. Below are some of his recent editorial contributions that offer insight into today's most relevant and important legal matters.
The litigation game, devoid of the emotional element, is a game of numbers. As a prospective litigant, one customarily asks “what amount can I hope to co..
Learn MoreLife in this country is largely held together with a patchwork network of regulations, administrative codes and statutes governing everything from how fa..
Learn MoreUnder general principles of law, every product we purchase is warranted to be free from material defects. If a defect exists, and causes injury, the reta..
Learn MoreCommercial litigation can be best described as a battle where the party most able to retain its financial resources throughout the long torturous process..
Learn MoreWhen is an insurance certificate not an insurance certificate? Unfortunately, the answer is “most of the time.”
Learn MoreMy first piece of advice to you is to refrain from reading this article on your lunch break.
Learn MoreEvery day, merchants exchange work orders, purchase orders, confirmations, shipping documents and invoices. Typically, sophisticated business people have..
Learn MoreAs the summer unfolds, many of us will be piling into our cars to enjoy the scenery around us. With increased traffic on the roads (and the invariable co..
Learn MoreOne of the single biggest fears a parent shoulders is the fear that their child will make a bad decision and gravely injure him or herself or another. Wh..
Learn MoreLabor Law Section 240 has been the bane of existence of construction contractors across the State of New York. First enacted in 1885, the “Scaffold Law” ..
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