Case Results

Destruction of Evidence Washington DC Surveillance Advisory

This case study examines a destruction of evidence legal advisory provided in Washington D.C. concerning the disappearance of critical surveillance footage following a resident’s death at a long term care facility. Although the incident initially appeared to involve natural causes, subsequent facts raised serious concerns regarding potential criminal negligence and the intentional handling of evidence. The matter required a detailed analysis under District of Columbia criminal law to determine whether the conduct of the facility constituted destruction of evidence under applicable statutes.

Investment Advisory New York | Guiding a Series B Round

Investment Advisory plays a decisive role when growth-stage startups prepare for institutional funding.This case study highlights how a New York–based automotive services startup successfully navigated a Series B investment round through structured legal support and strategic Investment Advisory.By aligning regulatory compliance, investor expectations, and corporate governance, the company secured funding, stabilized investor relations, and laid the groundwork for nationwide expansion and profitability.

Business Investment New York | Building a Senior Housing

Business Investment projects in regulated industries require careful coordination of capital, operations, and compliance.This case study examines how a global private equity sponsor successfully entered the New York senior housing market through a multi-layer investment structure supported by comprehensive legal advisory.By structuring the Business Investment to align operational expertise, asset ownership, and regulatory requirements, the client established a scalable platform for long-term growth in a highly regulated sector.

MiddleSchool Bullying Civil Damages for School Violence

This case study examines how a New York–based attorney successfully represented a middle school student who was the victim of serious school violence and pursued civil damages against the aggressor under New York law. MiddleSchool Bullying cases often extend beyond school discipline and can give rise to independent civil liability when unlawful physical harm and psychological injury are proven. By carefully aligning the facts with New York tort principles and education related safeguards, counsel was able to secure substantial compensation for both physical injuries and long term emotional trauma. This case demonstrates how legal action can provide meaningful accountability and redress for MiddleSchool Bullying victims in New York when school level remedies alone are insufficient.