Sunday, October 11, 2026
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The conversation around AI in legal practice has shifted. The question is no longer whether law firms should adopt artificial intelligence, it's how to implement it strategically while maintaining the confidentiality and ethical standards that legal work demands.
For Long Island's legal community, this matters now. Firms across the region are watching competitors gain efficiency advantages through AI-powered transcript analysis, document review and case preparation. The gap between early adopters and firms still relying entirely on manual processes is widening rapidly..
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1/21/25
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Robert Esposito’s Nobody Move is a compelling blend of memoir, industry exposé, and practical guidebook, offering an insider’s view of the moving industry. From organizing tag sales to navigating estate settlements and auctions, this book provides readers with the tools to approach life’s toughest transitions with confidence, revealing the human side of a business often reduced to mere transactions.
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Maureen Fitzgerald
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1/10/25
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After the hustle and bustle of holiday hosting, parties, and endless to-dos, it’s time to focus on you. Long Island offers the perfect post-holiday escapes for a mini-retreat that will leave you refreshed, recharged, and ready to embrace the new year.
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12/19/24
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This holiday season, Long Island is the spot for unforgettable fun. Whether you’re chasing thrills with the guys, soaking in festive vibes with kids, uncovering hidden gems with the girls, letting loose with coworkers, or craving some solo time to exhale, Long Island offers holiday vibes for all shapes, sizes, and styles. Here’s the coolest lineup of holiday happenings to keep everyone smiling.
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12/17/24
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Q. We have an old home, built in the 1940s, that we just found out needs permits for a garage and a back family room. We don’t understand why we need this. The house was sold to us this way . . .
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By Monte Leeper
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12/12/24
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Long Island is a place where shopping goes beyond just picking out the latest trends—it’s about connecting with the community, finding something truly unique, and supporting local businesses. From charming boutiques to one-of-a-kind antiques, Long Island’s walkable downtowns offer a shopping experience like no other. Whether you’re a trendsetter, a collector, or someone who simply loves discovering new places, the island’s small towns have something special to offer.
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12/11/24
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Q. We were in Manhattan recently, and learned that tall buildings actually sway back and forth. We stared at the tallest apartment building in the Western Hemisphere, at 432 Park Ave., but couldn’t really tell.
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By Monte Leeper
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12/4/24
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Q. We are buying a house and got an engineer’s report that said there are several problems, including the worst, a crack in the foundation wall. It is parallel to the floor of the basement, but there’s no crack on the outside . . .
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By Monte Leeper
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12/4/24
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Q. We want to add a bathroom on our second floor, where there is currently only a half bath. We bought the house a few months ago, and want to make things right with a baby on the way. We interviewed a couple of contractors . . .
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By Monte Leeper
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12/4/24
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As the seasons change and the air turns crisp, Suffolk County Parks on Long Island become a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. These parks offer scenic landscapes, diverse wildlife, and plenty of family fun to enjoy during the fall and winter months. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful fishing spot, a scenic hike, or a refreshing escape into nature, Long Island’s parks provide the perfect seasonal retreat.
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11/27/24
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