In this article: Am I privately of publicly employed? What does this mean for employees? What healthcare services are covered? What does this mean for employers? Conclusion On January 1, 2025, an important amendment to Section 196-b of the New York State Labor Law went into effect, granting all privately employed workers up to 20 Read More »
As an immigration attorney, I understand how quickly policies can change and the significant impact they can have on individuals and families. While new developments continue to unfold daily, here are the latest updates. 1. Expedited Removal and Maximal Enforcement of Immigration Laws President Donald Trump signed an executive order that calls for maximal enforcement Read More »
Marisa Maroney Nicholas R. Schmitt Bousquet Holstein PLLC is pleased to announce that recent hires Marisa Maroney and Nicholas Schmitt have been officially admitted to the New York State Bar. Marisa is an Associate and will focus primarily on Matrimonial and Family Law matters. Marisa received her Juris Doctor from Syracuse University College of Law Read More »
If you're between your divorce consultation and potential divorce proceedings, you may wonder what comes next. If you have already consulted with a divorce attorney, here are some things you can expect to come next. Read More »
Bousquet Holstein PLLC Elects Kevin M. Sayles as a Member Bousquet Holstein PLLC proudly announces that attorney Kevin M. Sayles has been elected as a Member (Partner) of the firm, effective January 1, 2025. Learn more about Kevin >>> Since joining the firm’s Tax Practice Group in 2018, Sayles has focused his practice on tax Read More »
We are deeply saddened to share the passing of our esteemed colleague and dear friend, Sidney Leon Manes. He was 98. Since 1992, Sidney advised Bousquet Holstein PLLC closely. Over the years, he left a lasting impact on both our firm and the wider community. A proud WWII veteran, Sidney stood out as a distinguished Read More »
Throughout the week, we’ve continued to see significant updates to U.S. immigration policies - here’s a summary of what we know. 1. Threats of Migrant Detainment at Guantanamo Bay At the signing of the Laken Riley Act on January 28, President Trump announced that the “worst criminal aliens” would be sent to a detention center Read More »