Case Results

Report Sexual Assault Defense Leads to Non Prosecution

In New York, investigations involving allegations of forcible touching or unwanted sexual contact are handled with significant scrutiny due to the state’s strict statutory framework and victim centered investigative protocols. When a person is reported for such conduct, the consequences can include criminal charges, public record exposure, employment restrictions, and long term reputational harm. In this case study, we examine how a New York defense attorney handled an allegation initiated after an individual attempted to maintain a deteriorating relationship, which later escalated into a report sexual assault claim. Through evidence based advocacy and strategic documentation, counsel successfully prevented the filing of criminal charges and secured a non prosecution outcome, demonstrating how early intervention and structured evidence management can shape the trajectory of a sensitive legal matter.

Trade Secrets Attorney Cleared Misappropriation Allegations

Trade secret disputes in New York’s beauty and personal care industry often arise when client relationships intertwine with business operations.Allegations involving customer lists, confidential data, or unfair competition can lead to serious civil and even criminal exposure.In this case, a makeup artist who had recently changed workplaces was accused of leaking client information and violating trade secret obligations.With support from an experienced Trade Secrets Attorney, she successfully disproved the accusations and secured a non-prosecution decision.This case study outlines how strategic defense, evidence analysis, and a clear demonstration of non-intent protected the client’s career and reputation.

Cannabis Attorney Defends Marijuana Use Charge

The legal environment surrounding controlled substances in New York continues to evolve, especially in cases where defendants face criminal exposure related to cannabis possession or consumption in circumstances not covered by lawful recreational use statutes. Many individuals mistakenly assume that all cannabis related conduct is automatically shielded under New York’s Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA), but criminal liability still arises where unlicensed acquisition, unlawful distribution, or public endangering use is involved. In this case, a cannabis attorney in New York was retained to assist a client who became entangled in a criminal investigation after inhaling marijuana purchased through an unregulated online channel, a scenario that can lead to misdemeanor or felony exposure depending on facts, prior history, and aggravating factors. This matter illustrates how early legal intervention, strategic mitigation, and structured rehabilitative efforts can significantly influence sentencing outcomes in New York courts, including the possibility of probation or conditional discharge instead of incarceration, even when the prosecution initially pursued harsher penalties.

Document Falsification | Defense Non Prosecution Outcome

Document falsification allegations in New York often arise in the context of property transactions, estate administration, or intra family conflicts. This case involved a dispute between siblings over the preparation of a deed related document for their father, whose declining health required another family member to assist with property management. Although the complainant claimed that the document was forged and submitted without proper authority, the defense successfully demonstrated that the client acted with implied authorization and without any intent to defraud.