Case Results

Penalties For First DUI: How a New York Driver Avoided Charges After a Low BAC Stop

Facing the Penalties For First DUI in New York can be intimidating, particularly when the driver’s Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) appears only marginally above the statutory threshold. In this case, the client who had consumed a minimal amount of alcohol at a corporate gathering registered a roadside BAC of 0.036%, a reading below the 0.05% DWAI threshold and far from the 0.08% per se DUI limit.Despite this unusually low result, officers initiated a DUI inquiry, prompting the client to contact a New York defense attorney immediately. Through scientific modeling, procedural analysis, and careful legal argument, counsel secured a no-action disposition, allowing the client to avoid the Penalties For First DUI entirely.

Deepfake case — Navigating a New York Digital Privacy Investigation

Deepfake allegations in New York raise unique legal challenges because they involve both privacy-related offenses and potential computer-related crimes. When someone is accused of possessing or purchasing manipulated intimate content, investigators often move quickly, relying heavily on digital-forensic evidence. This deepfake case illustrates how early legal intervention, controlled statements, and strong mitigation materials can significantly influence prosecutorial discretion. Our defense team focused on demonstrating the client’s lack of intent, isolating the conduct as a one-time lapse in judgment, and presenting compelling evidence of rehabilitation. As a result, the prosecution ultimately issued a non-criminal resolution.

Agent Agreement Legal Advisory in Washington D.C. for a Former Professional Athlete

In Washington D.C., conflicts involving an agent agreement often arise when a management company fails to fulfill essential contractual duties or interferes with a client’s commercial activities. In this matter, a former professional athlete sought legal advice to review and potentially terminate an agent agreement after recurring issues emerged regarding management performance, accounting delays, and a lack of operational transparency.The attorney analyzed the agreement’s termination provisions, assessed potential breaches under D.C. contract law, and advised on steps for a legally sound disengagement, ensuring the client’s business interests were protected and future disputes minimized.

Defamation Lawsuit Case in New York: Criminal Accusation Resolved With “No-Action” Disposition

Facing a Defamation Lawsuit or criminal defamation accusation in New York can be overwhelming especially when private remarks are misinterpreted and taken out of context. In this case, a client who had been reported to the NYPD for allegedly defamatory comments feared criminal charges, reputational harm, and potential civil exposure.With strategic intervention from an experienced defense team familiar with Defamation Lawsuit New York standards, the client ultimately received a “no-action” disposition, avoiding prosecution entirely. This case demonstrates how key elements publication, falsity, intent, and harm must align before any Defamation Lawsuit can proceed under New York law.