Recent Blog Posts
Orange County District Attorney Advocates for Liability for Adults Allowing Minors to Drink on Property
Goshen personal injury attorneys Dupée & Monroe report on stabbing death at party & liability for adults who allow minors to drink on their property.
Fires, Injuries Caused by Hoverboards Mounting
Goshen personal injury & products liability attorneys Dupée & Monroe discuss the mounting reports of hoverboard injuries from falls & defective product fires.
Negligence Leading to Assault of Group Home Resident Results in $2.5 Million Verdict
Goshen personal injury attorneys Dupée & Monroe report on $2.5 million judgment against New York State for group home negligence in resident sexual assault.
Teen Levels Abuse Allegations Against Local Religious Education Center
Goshen personal injury attorneys Dupée & Monroe discuss recent acquittal of criminal sex charges but point out that civil liability for damages may still exist.
Shock Incarceration: Might You or Your Loved One Be Eligible?
Hudson Valley criminal defense attorneys Dupée & Monroe in Goshen discuss shock incarceration as an option to lengthy prison sentences for New York drug crimes.
New Policy Allows for Early Release of Drug Inmates
Goshen criminal defense attorneys Dupée & Monroe talk about new federal sentencing guidelines that allow certain drug inmates to apply for early release.
Bodily Injury from Low-Damage Crashes
Goshen personal injury attorneys Dupée & Monroe talk about dealing with insurance company in car crashes with little property damage but serious bodily injury.
Accident Involving High Rates of Speed Results in Hospitalization of Three
Goshen personal injury attorneys Dupée & Monroe discuss Hudson Valley car accident in Dutchess County caused by excessive speed.
What Happens When You’re Pulled Over for a DWI in New York
Goshen criminal defense attorneys Dupée & Monroe talk about what happens & what to do if pulled over for drunk driving, DUI or DWI in New York.
Construction Accidents on the Rise in New York as Building Boom Continues
The New York Times recently ran an article pointing out what we who deal with protecting the rights and interests of construction workers and their families know all too well: as the rate of construction of more and more buildings goes up, so do the rates of accidents and deaths of construction workers and… Read More »