April 9, 2026
If you are under federal investigation for fraud—or if you have received a target letter, a grand jury subpoena, or an unexpected visit from federal agents—prosecutors may eventually invite you to participate…
Read article →April 7, 2026
Most people assume that driving on a suspended or revoked license is a traffic infraction — something that results in a fine and a court date, not a trip to state prison.…
Read article →April 1, 2026
Most federal white-collar investigations are invisible to their targets. By the time FBI agents appear at your door, IRS special agents request an interview, or a grand jury subpoena arrives at your…
Read article →March 27, 2026
If you are a Long Island business owner who just received a federal grand jury subpoena, a healthcare professional in Queens under investigation by the FBI, or a financial advisor in Manhattan…
Read article →March 25, 2026
Most people assume that an arrest will lead them to a local courthouse down the road. But in New York City and on Long Island, a single criminal accusation can land you…
Read article →March 20, 2026
A stabbing outside a bar in Nassau County. A street fight in Brooklyn that sends someone to the emergency room. In either scenario, the District Attorney may charge Assault in the First Degree — a…
Read article →March 17, 2026
You Took It As Prescribed. You Can Still Be Charged. Millions of New Yorkers legally take prescription opioids, sleep aids, benzodiazepines, and muscle relaxants every day. What most of them don’t realize…
Read article →March 12, 2026
In everyday conversation, “unwanted touching” might sound minor — an unwelcome hand on the knee, a grope at a crowded bar, or a grab on a subway platform. But under New York…
Read article →March 9, 2026
If your breathalyzer result came back at or just over the legal limit, your BAC may have still been rising at the time you were driving. Learn how the Rising BAC defense…
Read article →March 6, 2026
Facing a rape allegation in New York with no physical evidence? Learn how New York law defines consent, what the prosecution must prove, and the key defense strategies under NY Penal Law…
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