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Statute Of Limitations Trespass | NYC Trespass, Stalking, and Surveillance Device Case Resolved With Probation

Trespass and stalking allegations in New York can lead to serious criminal exposure, especially when they involve a former partner, unauthorized entry, and use of a surveillance device.In this case, the client sought legal assistance during a highly stressful period, wanting to understand his risks under the Statute Of Limitations Trespass and New York laws governing privacy and unlawful surveillance.He faced multiple charges criminal trespass, stalking, and unlawful eavesdropping after entering his ex-girlfriend’s home without permission and installing a recording device. Although jail appeared likely, strategic defense intervention secured a much more favorable outcome: two years of probation rather than incarceration.

Criminal Law Firm in New York Defense of a Company Executive Accused of Employee Related Embezzlement

Allegations involving the misappropriation of company related property often arise in New York’s construction and renovation industries, where ownership of fixtures and materials can depend heavily on contract terms and unpaid balances. When such commercial disputes are mistaken for criminal conduct, a criminal law firm must clarify the absence of intent to deprive and demonstrate that no unauthorized taking occurred. In this matter, the firm represented a company executive wrongly accused of embezzling interior construction materials. After presenting clear evidence of ownership and non payment by the complainant, the firm secured a no prosecution decision, preventing any criminal charges from being filed.

Criminal Defense Law Firm New York | Defense of a Client Charged With Sexual Offenses Resulting in a Suspended Sentence

A criminal defense law firm in New York is frequently retained when an individual faces severe accusations involving minors, because such allegations whether related to unlawful communication with a minor, solicitation, or sexual misconduct trigger immediate criminal exposure under New York Penal Law. Unlike Korean juvenile-protection statutes, New York prosecutes these matters under offenses such as Endangering the Welfare of a Child (PL §260.10), Sexual Misconduct (PL §130.20), Criminal Sexual Act, or Solicitation-related offenses, depending on the conduct and evidence.In this case, the criminal defense law firm in New York represented a client who developed an online relationship with a minor, later met the minor in person, and engaged in unlawful conduct that prompted a NYPD investigation. Through structured defense planning, evidence-guided negotiation, and mitigation development, counsel achieved a suspended sentence, avoiding immediate incarceration.

Statute Of Limitations For Forgery | NYC Business Dispute Case Ends With Full Dismissal

Forgery and fraud allegations in New York can escalate quickly especially in commercial disputes where contracts, financial records, and operational documents become the focus of law-enforcement scrutiny.In this case, a small-business owner was accused of fraud, forgery, and criminal possession of a forged instrument during a property-related business agreement. Fearing severe consequences, he sought immediate representation from an attorney experienced with the Statute Of Limitations For Forgery and financial-crime investigations.After a detailed investigation and a structured rebuttal of the complainant’s claims, the attorney secured a full dismissal of all allegations due to insufficient evidence.