You’re walking to the train or crossing a street in a marked crosswalk when a car hits you. Or you’re riding as a passenger in a friend’s car when another […]
Hit by an Uninsured Driver When You Don’t Have Car Insurance? Who Pays After the Crash? Read More »
As tax season begins, many taxpayers are focused on completing their current filings. At the same time, it is equally important to look ahead to the 2026 tax year, which
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The Immigration Team at Song Law Firm provides the following update based on the U.S. Department of State’s January 2026 Visa Bulletin. The tables below summarize current priority date availability
Visa Bulletin for January 2026 Read More »
Recent headlines have caused renewed anxiety among immigrants and naturalized U.S. citizens. Following a violent incident in Washington, D.C. on November 26, 2025, former President Donald Trump made public statements
Can U.S. Citizens Be Deported? Read More »
Many accident victims leave the crash scene assuming they haven’t been hurt. They may feel rattled but otherwise okay. Days or even weeks later, nagging neck aches, headaches, or sharp
Can You File a Claim if Pain Starts Late After an Accident? Read More »
For decades, immigrants applying for U.S. green cards or certain visas have feared that accepting public benefits could jeopardize their status. The law considers whether a person is “likely at
Proposed Changes to the U.S. Public Charge Rule: What Immigrants Need to Know Read More »
Our firm successfully secured a $50,000.00 settlement—consisting of $25,000.00 from the bodily injury carrier and an additional $25,000.00 through underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage—for a client injured in a T-bone collision
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Retail employees throughout New York have long faced escalating risks in the workplace, including violent customer encounters, understaffing during high-risk hours, and stores without adequate emergency protocols. In June 2025,
Current U.S. Dual Citizenship Policy Many countries require citizens to choose one nationality, but the United States has long allowed dual citizenship. According to the U.S. Department of State, Americans
Is the U.S. Moving Toward a Dual Citizenship Ban? Read More »
