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Bronx resident sues City of New York and detectives for false arrest and malicious prosecution
A Bronx man has filed a lawsuit against the City of New York and two police detectives, alleging he was wrongfully arrested and prosecuted for a robbery in Brooklyn.
Purchaser accuses Boiron, Inc. of false advertising and deceptive practices over pain relief claims
A class action complaint has been filed against Boiron, Inc., alleging that its Arnicare products falsely claim to provide pain relief.
BMO Bank accuses transfer agent VStock Transfer of refusing to register stock ownership transfer
A dispute has arisen between BMO Bank and VStock Transfer over the registration of nearly 3.4 million shares of Atlantic International Corp. stock.
Tesla accused of defective vehicle design after post-collision fire injures driver
A driver has filed a lawsuit against Tesla, Inc., claiming severe injuries from a vehicle fire following a crash.
Purchaser accuses DLC Laboratories of false advertising over 'alcohol-free' body mists
A consumer has filed a class action lawsuit against DLC Laboratories, Inc., alleging that its De La Cruz Rose Water Body Mist and Lavender Water Body Mist are falsely labeled as 'Free of Alcohol.'
Investor Eugene Khavinson accuses United Trade Market and associates of racketeering and fraud
A Brooklyn resident has filed a federal lawsuit alleging he lost over $4 million in an alleged investment fraud scheme involving United Trade Market and multiple individuals and entities.
Former senior executive accused of misappropriating trade secrets by Guidepoint Global, LLC
Guidepoint Global, LLC has filed a lawsuit against its former Director of Research, Alan Ware, alleging breach of contract and misappropriation of trade secrets.
Plaintiff accuses mortgage company and credit agencies of fraud and credit reporting violations
A recent court filing outlines allegations of forgery, negligent loan processing, and failures by major credit agencies to investigate fraud claims.
How Long Does Probate Take?
Serving as the executor of an estate can be a lengthy and complicated process. Legal experts explain why probate proceedings in New York can take months — or even years — depending on the circumstances surrounding the estate.
Renting on Long Island: Why Suffolk County Might Be the Best-Kept Secret in Housing
With home prices and mortgage rates still high, renting in Suffolk County is becoming an increasingly attractive option for Long Islanders seeking flexibility, space, and access to vibrant downtowns and waterfront communities.
Let's Get Ahead of the Curve
Bullpens remain one of the most unpredictable areas in baseball, and for fantasy players, tracking potential closers has become almost a daily exercise. Roles can shift quickly, and the most successful managers are often those who stay ahead of the curve—identifying “closers in waiting” before the rest of the field catches on.
Floyd Has Late Season Scoring Surge
The William Floyd Boys Lacrosse team closed out its season on a high note, riding a late scoring surge to finish with momentum and confidence. The Colonials wrapped up the year with a 10-6 overall record and an 8-6 mark in league play, but those numbers only tell part of the story.
A Double Dose of History
History was made twice on Saturday as American Soccer Club New York earned its first victory of the 2026 National Premier Soccer League season with a dominant 5-0 win over AC Newport at LaValle Stadium on the campus of Stony Brook University. The match marked the club’s first-ever game in Suffolk County and proved to be a memorable one.
Long Island History Hunt Brings Revolution To Life
A new Long Island-wide history hunt is inviting families to visit 26 historic sites, snap selfies and compete for prizes, including a $1,776 grand prize celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.
Bellport Muslim Cemetery Wins Approval
A new Muslim cemetery approved in Bellport is expected to provide more than 10,000 burial plots while creating local jobs and preserving natural buffer areas around the site.
Waterfront Access Expands Along South Shore
New boardwalks, trails, and waterfront parks are opening up some of the South Shore’s most scenic bayfront locations just in time for summer.
Patchogue library's Pop Con targets adults with its Comic-Con focus
Styled after New York Comic-Con, Long Island’s Pop Con is making its debut on Saturday, May 30, at Patchogue-Medford Library.
Patchogue Farmers Market organizer planning a 'fun party' for season opening
Creating a party atmosphere for this year’s kickoff, the Patchogue Farmers Market will be offering free face painting and cotton candy, along with its usual free fun, on Sunday, May 31.
Health Care Giants Shaped Long Island Medicine
From a thatched cottage in Ireland to the leadership of Northwell Health, and from immigrant roots in Brooklyn to transforming Stony Brook Medicine, two remarkable men helped shape modern health care on Long Island and beyond.
Meet the Deadleys
A seemingly sweet elderly couple in the Ozarks hid a horrifying secret that sounds more like a Hollywood dark comedy than real life.
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Burner Prudenti Law: Put Life Insurance in a Trust?
Depending on your goals, it may make sense to transfer ownership of your whole life insurance policy to a trust.