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Understanding Grounds for Divorce: A Comprehensive Guide Introduction You can change your declared grounds for divorce after you file, provided you’re in a state that offers fault divorces. Whether you should do so depends…

If you have been charged with or are being investigated for a federal financial crime, the outcome of your case will impact your career, reputation and freedom for the rest of your life. You…

The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loan Fraud The PPP loan program was established to provide low-interest loans to small businesses that had been adversely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Businesses that received a PPP…

SNAP is one of the oldest of all American government programs. The program intends to make it possible for Americans to get access to the food they need even if they have cash flow…

New York Healthcare License Defense Lawyer - Protecting Your Career and Reputation Having your healthcare license investigated or facing potential disciplinary action can be an incredibly stressful and frightening experience. Your reputation, livelihood, and…

Medicaid Fraud in New York City is a dangerous trap that can ruin your life, your career, and your family’s stability if you don’t handle it the right way. When state or federal authorities…

This helpful was created in 2020 to provide relief for businesses that were struggling due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The PPP program offered forgivable grants/loans to help cover business expenses such as:payroll, rent, utilities and other business expenses.…

NEW YORK PENAL LAW 470.20: MONEY LAUNDERING IN THE FIRST DEGREE Money laundering in the first degree is a very serious offense that can lead to long prison sentences, massive financial penalties, and a…

Manslaughter in the first degree is a class B felony that might result in a prison sentence of up to 25 years in New York. There are additional fines that can prove financially debilitating…

If law enforcement authorities believe you’ve committed a federal crime, they’ll want to look for evidence of your guilt. Authorities might suspect you of a crime regardless of whether you’ve actually broken the law.…