Law Offices of Charles G. Eichinger & Associates

In January of 2020, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a bill into law that is going to greatly help protect homeowners that are facing foreclosure. The new law allows homeowners to raise the issue of standing at any point in the foreclosure process.

Medical malpractice happens more often than people think. In fact, it is the third leading cause of death in America after cancer and heart disease.

Data breaches affecting large companies and their customers have made a lot of news lately. However, it is not just large corporations that need to worry about these breaches of privacy.

Television sets across New York are inundated every day with commercials for attorneys. Many of these commercials come from personal injury law firms that are asking clients to trust them with their case after a victim has been in an accident.

Seeking medical attention after a car accident may seem obvious to some people, but the number of people who do not see a doctor after a crash is actually quite shocking.

While no one ever wants to think about it, there are many disputes that may arise in the construction industry. Whether it is a breach of contract or another type of dispute, you may find yourself at one point or another facing litigation as a result.

If you are about to purchase a home, you are likely very excited about the prospect. The process however, is complex and can quickly become nerve-wracking.

In most cases, a will in New York is considered legal and binding by the probate courts. However, there are instances in which individuals may wish to contest, or challenge, the will of their loved one. Although this is possible, it is not easy.

Limited liability companies, more commonly called LLCs, are becoming more popular today due to the flexibility and protection they offer.

New York's scaffold law was enacted in 1885 to provide protection for construction workers who have to work at great heights.