Unfortunately, arrests in connection with drugs are not uncommon in New York City. In fact, it could be easy for those in the court system to get used to trying drug cases and let down their guard. A recent news story out of Harlem shows just how dangerous that would be. A Routine Drug … [Read more...]
Officer Makes up Drug Charges | Long Island Criminal Lawyer | Nassau County
June 18, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Additions to New York DUI/DWI Law
May 27, 2013 By Leave a Comment
The laws concerning DUI/DWI in the state of New York will soon be changing, judging by the ease with which a bill passed the state senate late in April. The bill, which now must pass the State Assembly, aims to drastically expand the ability of prosecutors to convict drivers of driving under the … [Read more...]
It’s Time For Change
November 14, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The votes are in, the polls are closed, and America remains with the same president who is faced with dealing with the same economical issues. Has President Obama proved to us that things have changed for the better in America in the last four years? That is definitely up for discussion. However, … [Read more...]
Is your Landlord Legally Adhering to the Law?
October 17, 2012 By Leave a Comment
It’s entirely possible that the more susceptible among us to tend to assume that the landlord is usually right. We believe them to always have a clearer and expert comprehension of the lease and the rules, always holding the power, and always lawfully and legally bulletproof. However, in terms of … [Read more...]
Big Banks Prep Measly Payout to Homeowners
October 1, 2012 By Leave a Comment
It's time to pay out. The five largest mortgage lenders in the United States are warming up their check-writing robots and getting ready to make good on a $25 billion payout mandated by the United States government. The total payout to homeowners who lost their homes to foreclosure during the … [Read more...]
Foreclosure: Is the Federal Government Protecting You?
August 16, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The Financial Crisis was just that: there were so many credit problems nationwide, so many banks foreclosing on so many families, that it was impossible to keep track of. When did the crisis end? Would millions of Americans suddenly be homeless, cast out into the street? With stocks plummeting and … [Read more...]
How Can Loan Modification Help Keep You Out of Foreclosure?
August 6, 2012 By Leave a Comment
No one wants to be foreclosed on. When you purchase a home, it stands as a symbol of hope, of building roots, of establishing a life for yourself and your family. The harsh realities of today’s economy, however have crushed so many of those hopes; the dreary, mass foreclosures performed by the big … [Read more...]
Fighting Foreclosure – Long Island Foreclosure Lawyer
July 30, 2012 By Leave a Comment
If your facing foreclosure make sure to contact a Long Island foreclosure lawyer today The Law Offices of Neil Weissman is equipped to handle and foreclosure case in New York, if your looking for an experienced Long Island foreclosure lawyer contact us today (516) 228-3200. The monthly … [Read more...]
Fighting Foreclosures: The Homeowner’s Bill of Rights
July 26, 2012 By Leave a Comment
It’s definitely not the end of the story, and it’s not the beginning of a long process, but California’s recently passed Home Owner’s Bill of Rights law is a landmark in the now-soured relationship between homeowners and lenders. As with almost every step in this legal saga, the Bill of … [Read more...]
Construction Accident? Don’t Feel Intimidated by Your Employer
July 16, 2012 By Leave a Comment
It can happen anytime, anywhere: Construction accidents can become defining life events for hard working individuals around the nation. One of the unfortunate realities of work, especially work that is physical in nature, is that sometimes injuries occur that take away someone’s ability to work. … [Read more...]
