If you're stopped here in Mineola, NY, you do have some rights as well as responsibilities. And if you're being charged with a DWI, you'll want to exercise one of your most important rights immediately: your right to talk with a DWI attorney. What Rights Do You Have During a Mineola, NY DWI Stop? The Right Not to Volunteer Information…[...]

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Public spaces like parks, sidewalks, subway stations and government buildings are used by New Yorkers every day. When these areas are not properly maintained, serious accidents can happen. Property owners, including public entities, may be held responsible if poor maintenance results in an injury. Let’s explore this topic. Common examples of inadequate maintenance Inadequate maintenance can take many forms. Some…[...]

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Driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges are somewhat common. Many people face misdemeanor charges after a drunk driving arrest. People may be dismissive about the impact of misdemeanor charges and may plead guilty instead of taking the case to trial. Their perspective could shift if the state brings a felony DWI charge against them instead. There are a handful of scenarios…[...]

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Riding a motorcycle in dense urban environments can be a dangerous undertaking. Hazards are prevalent in these regions, and each of them can present a diverse mix of injury risks for motorcyclists. Many of the most serious accidents stem from the negligence of others on the roadway or in adjacent areas. Here are some examples of motorcycle crashes unique to…[...]

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All over Long Island, residents and visitors alike will soon be celebrating the 249th birthday of our great United States of America. Here on Long Island, there are plenty of activities for families and individuals to attend. Regardless of whether your Fourth of July plans include traveling or staying closer to home, here are a few tips to help you…[...]

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Revenge porn is a serious offense that can lead to criminal charges in New York. What may begin as an emotionally charged decision or attempt to embarrass someone can quickly escalate into a criminal case with lasting consequences. If you are accused of sharing such content, it is not enough to argue that you once had a relationship with the…[...]

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Getting charged with a crime can knock the wind out of you. Maybe you were handed a summons out of the blue or arrested, cuffed and booked. Either way, your mind is racing. How can you get yourself out of this situation? You want to defend yourself, explain what happened or clear up what you think is a misunderstanding. However,…[...]

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Those who are arrested on suspicion of drunk driving are often subjected to chemical tests, such as a breath test. The goal of the test is to measure their BAC (blood alcohol concentration) to see if they have exceeded the legal limit. But what options do you have if you get pulled over? Say that the officer asks you to…[...]

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After a car accident, it’s normal to feel shaken, disoriented and uncertain about what steps to take next. Among the first phone calls a person may receive is from an insurance company, but knowing how to respond can make a significant difference in the outcome of a personal injury claim. While it might seem harmless to have a quick conversation,…[...]

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Pepper spray serves as a practical tool for personal defense, but New York law imposes specific restrictions on its possession and use. If you’re considering carrying pepper spray, you need a clear understanding of what the law permits and prohibits. Who can legally carry pepper spray? New York allows individuals aged 18 and older to carry pepper spray, provided they…[...]

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