Doping accusations can derail a professional athlete’s career. Learn how to respond to the allegation and fight for your future here. https://t.co/pQfjN9TuLA
If a driver is suspected of DWI in New York, officers will often ask the person to take a field sobriety test. Read our blog today to learn if you can legally refuse and the consequences for doing so. https://t.co/bBxIAVCWJH
Property owners are legally obligated to protect their visitors and tenants from harm on the premises. However, inadequate security measures can result in being subject to a personal injury lawsuit. Read our blog to learn more. https://t.co/0clhDPHD4M
CBS New York interviews Attorney Marc Gann about the massive backlog of criminal cases as New York City courthouses enter Phase 2 of reopening. Read our blog today for more information. https://t.co/5a26BVm2wK
The FDA and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have recently sent warning letters to dietary supplement companies who claim their products treat or even cure COVID-19. Read our blog to learn how Collins Gann McCloskey & Barry PLLC can help.
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A plethora of federal arrests are likely coming in the weeks or months ahead as the country reopens. Read our blog for more information and contact our firm to let us protect your right and freedom against federal charges. https://t.co/PzxcOA05j3
Since many people are now relying on internet commerce due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been an increase of cyber crimes. Read our blog today for more information. https://t.co/yFPEJ5pS7v
The COVID-19 outbreak has made our normal life come to a halt. While many aspects of our lives are shut down until further notice, if you are dealing with a personal injury claim, it is important to continue fighting for your entitled compensation. https://t.co/tbXlzp4d8w
A criminal justice reform resolution, spearheaded by Rick Collins and Mark Cohen, will be discussed and voted on at the upcoming American Bar Association Midyear Meeting. Read our recent blog to learn more: https://t.co/SC9oL98jgS
A dispute between the FBI and the Justice Department over a locked iPhone is the latest skirmish in a long-running battle over whether technology companies should give law enforcement special access to customers’ data. https://t.co/pvYL0yxKoc https://t.co/pvYL0yxKoc
Despite Supreme Court rulings over the past decade that mandatory life sentences without parole were unconstitutional and that individuals who were already sentenced as juveniles should have their cases resentenced, there are hundreds of people still... https://t.co/S5FiyMoTS4
Filing a trademark registration can be an extremely lengthy process – and can be made longer if you decide to try and go it alone the first time around. We thought it would be a great idea to share a... https://t.co/7fPIW2eRYC
Police have used rapid DNA in ways that push the boundaries of standard law enforcement practice, to analyze crime scene evidence and take DNA samples from people suspected of low-level crimes. That approach has concerned privacy advocates, criminal... https://t.co/tyT2WoddVb
Video calls are the newest trend in revenue-generating communications in prisons and jails. Companies bill video as a boon for prisoners and their families, offering them a convenient way to stay connected while behind bars. But many who use the video... https://t.co/pRUyyD7oC4
On January 1st, new criminal justice reform laws went into effect in New York – bringing some major changes to the New York State criminal justice system, and provoking mixed reactions to these new laws. Read more on our recent blog. https://t.co/vvXXqczLlX
On January 1st, new criminal justice reform laws went into effect in New York – bringing some major changes to the New York State criminal justice system, and provoking mixed reactions to these new laws. Read more on our recent blog. https://t.co/9FpM4s3lTA
Jail populations used to be concentrated in big cities. But since 2013, the number of people locked up in rural counties has skyrocketed, driven by the nation’s drug crisis. https://t.co/ivN1tDvsv0 https://t.co/ivN1tDvsv0
Bail jumping is not a crime that continues throughout the duration of a defendant’s absence. Charges must be filed within the statute of limitations. If not, the threat of bail... https://t.co/jlwfbxFXqT
A Nevada man who received a bone marrow transplant underwent a blood test and discovered that some of his DNA had been replaced by that of his German donor, a finding that could have implications in criminal investigations. #CriminalLaw... https://t.co/i2GhOZm4WA