2026Feb
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SOME HIDDEN DANGERS OF HAVING NO WILL IN PLACE

Silence isn’t golden when it comes to your estate. When you don’t have a Will, you’re effectively giving a stranger the keys to your life’s work and your children’s future. It’s not just about money; it’s about control and clarity. Here are four hidden dangers of letting New York State decide what happens next: A…

2025Oct
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SCHWARTZ ETTENGER MEMBERS NAMED 2025 NEW YORK METRO SUPER LAWYERS

Schwartz Ettenger is proud to announce that all three of its distinguished members have once again been selected as 2025 New York Metro Super Lawyers. This consistent recognition underscores the firm’s unwavering commitment to legal excellence and client success across diverse practice areas. Founding Member Lee A. Schwartz, Esq., has been honored for his exceptional…

2025Sep
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BEYOND THE LOT (SEPTEMBER: 2025 EDITION) ESSENTIAL ESTATE PLANNING FOR AUTO DEALERSHIP OWNERS: An Updated Guide for 2025

For owners of auto dealerships, navigating the intricacies of estate planning and business succession planning can be challenging, but with our expertise, you can secure your business’s future and reduce complexities for your family and employees. We excel in crafting tailored strategies that safeguard your assets, minimize tax liabilities and ensure smooth transitions. Here’s how…

2025Apr
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NAVIGATING ESTATE SETTLEMENT AFTER LOSING A SPOUSE: HOW SCHWARTZ ETTENGER PROVIDES CLARITY AND SUPPORT

The passing of a spouse is a profoundly emotional time, and the legal and administrative responsibilities that follow can feel overwhelming. At Schwartz Ettenger, we understand the complexities involved in settling an estate and are dedicated to providing you with the expert guidance and support you need during this difficult period. Instead of managing these…

2025Feb
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WORKERS’ COMPENSATION LAW CHANGES REGARDING MENTAL STRESS CLAIMS

The New York Workers’ Compensation Law has undergone a significant amendment regarding claims for mental injuries. Previously, claims based on work-related stress were often difficult to pursue unless the employee was an emergency responder. The law now recognizes that other employees may also experience significant mental health consequences due to extraordinary work-related stress. This change…

2025Feb
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NEW YORK’S PAID PRENATAL LEAVE LAW

New York has taken a significant step in supporting pregnant workers by enacting the nation’s first Paid Prenatal Leave Law. Starting January 1, 2025, employers are required to provide 20 hours of paid leave annually for pregnancy-related medical appointments. This groundbreaking legislation recognizes the importance of prenatal care and aims to ensure that pregnant employees…