Famighetti & Weinick, PLLC

07/28/2026

New five star Yelp review!

07/27/2026

Very important decision from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals concerning an employer's satisfaction of its duty to provide reasonable accommodations to disabled workers. Today's employment law blog explains:

Employees with disabilities who feel their employer's "accommodation" was little more than a token gesture just got a helpful reminder from the U.S. Court | July 27, 2026 Second Circuit revives a failure-to-accommodate ADA claim in Raymond v. 1199SEIU, ruling employers must provide accommodations th...

07/16/2026

Hot off the presses! We have a new blog about a significant decision out of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday which impacts religious accommodation cases under Title VII. Link below:

On July 15, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit issued an important decision in Bergin v. New York State Unified Court System, No.The 2nd Circuit raised the bar for Title VII religious accommodation claims in Bergin v. NYSCU. Learn what this ruling means for your rights. | July 16...

05/07/2026

We received some press coverage on our appellate victory from earlier this week.

A state appeals court Tuesday greenlit a Black woman’s lawsuit alleging a city co-op owner and board discriminated against her in selling a unit to a white

05/05/2026

Tremendous appellate victory for our client today and an important reminder from the Appellate Division about the "lenient" pleading standards which apply in the state's courts.

Famighetti & Weinick PLLC has won an appeal of a housing discrimination case. The decision was unanimous from the panel of appellate judges. Today's | May 5, 2026

05/01/2026

https://www.linycemploymentlaw.com/blog/firm-wins-civil-service-appeal/

On April 29, 2026, Famighetti & Weinick PLLC won an appeal of a civil service determination which disqualified the firm's client from his dream job of | May 1, 2026

04/30/2026

Stay tuned for a blog about this case which demonstrates how the work that we do can literally change the trajectory of a person's life. We couldn't be happier for our Army veteran client who is now eligible to pursue his dream job of working as a police officer after initially being disqualified.