Áreas de actividad
Defendemos una extensa variedad de litigios entre los que se incluyen: casos de demandas por lesiones y negligencias médicas; defensa criminal; derechos civiles y demandas por discriminación; litigios sobre propiedades inmobiliarias y comerciales; asistencia en asuntos empresariales y laborales; planificación, administración y litigio de propiedades; así como casos dentro del derecho de familia y de […]
Quiénes Somos
Martin + Colin, P.C. es un despacho de abogados de éxito del Condado de Westchester, en el Estado de Nueva York, que representa a clientes tanto en las cortes federales como del estado a lo largo de toda el área metropolitana de Nueva York. Defendemos una extensa variedad de litigios entre los que se incluyen: […]
Inadequate Guardianship Unfounded and Records Sealed – Dec. 2013
Martin Colin, P.C. announces an absolutely perfect outcome for a young teacher who had received an “indicated” report of child abuse or neglect from the New York City Administration for Children’s Services, the local child abuse agency for New York City. (Previously, we posted an overview of Child Abuse and Neglect investigations, including procedures and timetables. […]
Overview of Child Abuse and Neglect Investigations in New York – Nov. 2013
A Detailed Outline of the Procedures Followed in New York State in Child Abuse and Neglect Investigations was created by South Brooklyn Legal Services. Some of the more important provisions are set forth below. In our next post, we will discuss our recent success in overturning an “indicated” report. State Central Register Child abuse and […]
Six-Figure Settlement for Car Accident with Soft Tissue Injuries – Nov. 2013
Martin Colin P.C. announces the six-figure settlement of a Dutchess County car accident case pending in the federal court, i.e., the United States District Court in White Plains, New York. The owner and operator of the other vehicle involved in this lawsuit were insured by Progressive Insurance. The favorable car accident settlement provides substantial compensation […]
