Question 1

What kinds of New York State criminal matters does the firm describe?

Accepted Answer

The page describes misdemeanor and felony defense, including drug possession and intent-to-distribute matters, DUI and DWI, theft and fraud charged as criminal, assault, weapons, disorderly conduct, probation violations, and post-conviction work.

Question 2

What kinds of federal matters does the page describe?

Accepted Answer

The page lists organized crime, gang-related offenses, international terrorism, complex fraud, cybercrime, public corruption, election fraud, international drug distribution, and immigration fraud matters.

Question 3

How does the firm describe its approach to criminal defense?

Accepted Answer

The page describes a partner-led and collaborative approach. The firm works with clients and families to understand the case, discuss available choices, and coordinate the team’s support as the matter develops.

Question 4

What stages of a matter can the described work involve?

Accepted Answer

The page describes work spanning early-stage planning, arrest and arraignment matters, preliminary hearings, grand-jury presentment, motion practice, court proceedings, and resolution, including trial. The work involved depends on the matter.

Question 5

How are clients and families involved?

Accepted Answer

The page says the firm works with clients and families to understand the case and discuss available choices. It also describes clients and attorneys working through strategic decisions together as the matter develops.

Question 6

Is this FAQ legal advice?

Accepted Answer

No. The information on these pages is for general informational purposes only. It reflects one of many approaches to a variety of situations. It is not legal advice and must not be treated as legal advice. Legal advice can be given only to clients after the firm learns the individual issues and facts of their matter.

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