by Debra Guzov | Legal Developments, Litigation
What is considered “private” on Facebook? After a recent unanimous ruling by the New York Court of Appeals, it turns out that making social media posts as private is not enough to exclude them from evidence if they are necessary and material to a claim or defense....
by Debra Guzov | Guzov's Good Advice, Real Estate Legality
Children in New York City generally do not have large backyards to run around and play in. Instead, in addition to available parks and outdoor spaces, their apartment and building’s common areas become indoor playgrounds. Regardless of the space, children inevitably...
by Debra Guzov | Finance and Securities
“Insider Trading 3” by Insider Monkey, licensed by CC Attribution No Derivs 2.0 Generic. Insider trading, a type of market manipulation, has been an hotly-contested area in the United States since the implementation of the Securities and Exchange Act of...
