What is New York’s Child Victims Act?

What is New York’s Child Victims Act?

At Michael Rubin Law, we understand that childhood sexual abuse can have devastating and long-lasting effects on survivors. For many years, New York's statute of limitations prevented countless survivors from seeking justice. However, with the passage of New York's...

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Your Rights After Abuse at The Children’s Village

Your Rights After Abuse at The Children’s Village

At Michael Rubin Law, we understand that confronting past trauma related to institutional abuse requires both courage and proper legal guidance. The Children's Village Sexual Abuse Lawsuits represent a significant development for survivors seeking justice and...

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How to File a Child Sexual Abuse Lawsuit in New York City

How to File a Child Sexual Abuse Lawsuit in New York City

Understanding Your Rights After Childhood Trauma At Michael Rubin Law, we understand that coming forward about childhood sexual abuse takes tremendous courage. New York State has enacted laws that provide survivors with easier pathways to justice through the legal...

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When to Contact a Police Misconduct Lawyer in NYC

Police have broad discretion to pursue their duties, but that doesn't mean they have the right to violate your rights. Yet, it can be difficult to know when you have a legitimate police misconduct claim. Here are four scenarios in which you should definitely contact a...

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What to Look for In a Police Excessive Force Lawyer in NYC

Navigating a police brutality case can be challenging. Victims of excessive force in New York City need a reliable, experienced attorney who will fight for their rights and seek justice on their behalf. Choosing the right lawyer is crucial in holding law enforcement...

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Police Brutality and NYC: How to File a Complaint

While it's not easy to report police brutality or sue a police officer, it is possible. There are also multiple remedies available. Here's what you need to know.  Reasons You Can Sue the Police Here are a few reasons to sue a police officer in New York. Excessive...

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Understanding Excessive Force in NYC: A Guide for Victims

In 2021, New York City became the first major city to ban qualified immunity for police officers. Banning qualified immunity allows individuals to sue law enforcement officers who violate their rights under the state constitution. The end of qualified immunity means...

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