An assault arrest or conviction can create immigration concerns that are not always reflected in the criminal sentence. This guide explains why noncitizens should obtain coordinated criminal-defense and immigration advice before accepting a plea in New York.
New York assault charges range from a misdemeanor to serious violent felonies, depending on the alleged injury, intent, weapon, and identity of the alleged victim. This plain-English guide compares first-, second-, and third-degree assault in New York City.
A self-defense claim in a New York assault case depends on the facts surrounding the confrontation. This guide explains necessity, proportionality, defense of others, and the importance of early statements and evidence.
Surveillance footage and text messages can clarify—or complicate—the competing accounts in an NYC assault case. Learn why timing, context, authenticity, and preservation matter.
A New York DWI conviction may affect both your driving privileges and your daily routine through an ignition interlock requirement. Learn how installation, calibration, costs, and alleged violations generally work in New York City.
A New York City criminal arraignment can move quickly, with important decisions about charges, release, and conditions. This practical guide explains the timeline and what to prepare before court.
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Using the skills he learned at the Brooklyn DA’s office, Gregg primarily practices criminal defense, police brutality, civil litigation, and Title IX. Gregg’s recent work involves obtaining an acquittal for DWI and obtaining settlements against the police and Federal Bureau of Prisons.
