Schwartzapfel Partners Releases New Website for Working People of New York City

The law firm of Schwartzapfel Truhowsky Marcus Sachs P.C. has released a new website called "New York Safety Net", www.nysafetynet.com. This website features articles and audio programs designed to help working people in New York City survive and flourish in a challenging environment.

(PRWEB) July 27, 2007 -- The law firm of Schwartzapfel Truhowsky Marcus Sachs P.C. has released a new website called "New York Safety Net", www.nysafetynet.com. This website features articles and audio programs designed to help working people in New York City survive and flourish in a challenging environment. "We frequently encounter people who have been left behind by the social institutions that should be helping them", stated Steve Schwartzapfel, Founding Partner of Schwartzapfel Partners. "We decided it would be of benefit to the community to sponsor a website that simply provides resources and assistance to the average working man or woman in New York City. We hope that the site will provide information that is truly useful."

New York Safety Net offers proprietary content not available elsewhere. The main topics include the common themes of money and financial issues, healthcare, education, housing, worker's issues, and the legal rights of citizens in New York City. Of particular interest are the audio interviews featuring prominent authors, community leaders, and experts on subjects important to New York City residents. Initial interviews include Joanne Doroshow of the Center for Justice and Democracy discussing citizen's rights, Richard Mollot of the Long Term Care Community Coalition on elder care options for working families, author Deborah Price discussing money issues, and attorney Joe Romano commenting on New York's new Worker's Compensation Laws.

New York Safety Net encourages the contributions of writers, experts, speakers, and others with relevant information for New York City's working families. To contribute content or for more information, contact New York Safety Net through email at info @ nysafetynet.com.

Schwartzapfel Truhowsky Marcus Sachs P.C. (www.fightingforyou.com) may be contacted at 516-342-2200.

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