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Can You Recover Attorney Fees in FOIA Lawsuits? What Courts Consider

Accessing government records can feel frustrating when requests get delayed or denied. If you've filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request and are thinking about legal action, you might wonder whether you can recover the costs of hiring an attorney.

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FOIA vs. Privacy Laws: Where Access Stops and Rights Begin

Access to information can feel empowering, until it suddenly feels invasive. If you’ve ever wondered why some records are released while others are withheld, you’re not alone.

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BusPatrol Camera Program in the City of Buffalo

Driving in Buffalo, New York, typically requires plenty of attention. Between potholes, winter weather, and changing traffic patterns, you have a lot on your mind. Recently, a new challenge has arrived in many drivers' mailboxes: a school bus camera ticket. If you are reading this, chances are you or someone you know recently opened an envelope to find a citation from the City of Buffalo’s BusPatrol program. It’s frustrating, it’s expensive, and handling it incorrectly can lead to even bigger headaches.

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Radar vs. LIDAR: Which Is Easier to Challenge in Court?

Receiving a speeding ticket can often lead to points on your license, higher insurance rates, and a hefty fine. Law enforcement commonly uses radar and LiDAR detection devices to calculate your speed, but these devices are not infallible.

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How to Prepare for a Criminal Court Appearance After a Traffic Arrest

Facing a criminal court appearance after a traffic arrest can be stressful and confusing. You may have questions about what to expect, how to respond to the charges, or what the possible outcomes might be.

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FOIA Appeals: What to Do When Your Records Request Is Denied

Access to public records is a cornerstone of transparency and accountability in government. The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) provides individuals the right to request records from federal, state, and local agencies. However, it's not uncommon for requests to be delayed, partially fulfilled, or outright denied.

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Is It Worth Hiring an Attorney for a First-Time Reckless Driving Charge?

Getting charged with reckless driving for the first time can be both stressful and confusing. Many drivers feel shocked when they realize that reckless driving isn’t just a traffic ticket—it’s a criminal offense. It’s natural to wonder whether hiring an attorney is truly necessary or if handling the matter on your own will suffice.

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Can You Restore Your Driver’s License After a Suspension or Revocation?

Losing your driver’s license can feel overwhelming. It impacts your independence, your ability to work, and even simple day-to-day activities like running errands or visiting family. Many people feel frustrated, anxious, or uncertain about what steps to take next. These feelings are normal, and you’re not alone if you find yourself in this situation.

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What Constitutes Reckless Driving and How Is It Defended?

Facing a reckless driving charge can be one of the most stressful experiences a driver can go through. The thought of losing your license, paying steep fines, or even facing jail time can cause immense anxiety. Reckless driving accusations can have serious consequences, and it’s important to understand your rights and what you can do to defend against these charges.

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FOIA Litigation: When and Why to Take Public Records Disputes to Court

Public records are meant to belong to the people, but gaining access to them isn’t always as straightforward as it should be. When government agencies deny or delay Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, individuals often feel frustrated, powerless, and even silenced.

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