In every jurisdiction, murder and manslaughter are among the most heinous crimes possible. In the state of New York, convictions can result in punishments as severe as 15 to 25 years of imprisonment, life sentences, and the death penalty. If you or someone you know has been charged with murder or manslaughter in New York, … Read More
Kidnapping is an extremely serious offense that carries the possibility of a lengthy prison sentence. The majority of kidnappings are charged as second-degree kidnapping, which is a Class B felony under New York Penal Law section 135. If facing these allegations, it is crucial to consult with an experienced New York kidnapping defense attorney. If … Read More
In New York, anyone participating in a physical altercation may be charged with either misdemeanor or felony assault. There are many varying degrees of assault, each with its own charges, legal issues, and sentencing recommendations. Regardless of your charges, it is in your best advantage to retain a professional New York criminal defense attorney. Several … Read More
Whether you have been mistreated or have been accused of abuse, any domestic violence situation requires prompt action. Find a lawyer who has the legal expertise to respond quickly and appropriately to prevent further damage. Our domestic abuse attorneys at The Law Offices of Benjamin Greenwald have years of combined expertise in the family law … Read More
Assault is the intentional or irresponsible infliction of physical harm on another person. There are several methods for committing an assault. Assaulting someone could involve, for instance, punching, shooting, biting, stabbing, or hitting them with a vehicle. Some of the most brutal assaults involve the use of a lethal weapon. When we consider lethal weapons, … Read More
In New York, a person is convicted of armed robbery if they are in possession of or use a lethal weapon while forcibly stealing something or immediately fleeing following the theft. Armed robbery falls within the broader category of first-degree robbery, which is a class B felony and carries a maximum 25-year jail sentence. While … Read More
