LaMarche Safranko Blog
Discovery Failure by the Government Should Result in Case Dismissal
New York's Highest Court Delivers Major Win to the Accused In what is considered a major win for those accused of crimes in New York, the New York Court of Appeals, New York’s highest court, ruled on December 14, 2023, that a discovery failure by [...]
What happens if I bring a firearm from another state into NY state?
If you were to cross into New York State with a firearm, you could potentially face legal consequences if you do not comply with New York's firearm laws. New York has some of the most restrictive firearm laws in the United States, particularly in regard [...]
I was hurt at a business but am friendly with the owner. Should I bring a lawsuit?
Our personal injury lawyers explain the common misconceptions surrounding suing a business if injured. When you sue a business owner for compensation after getting injured on their premises, you are typically suing the business itself, rather than the owner personally. This means that any compensation [...]
What should I do if my child was arrested for bringing a weapon to school?
If your child brings a weapon to school, it is a very serious matter. Not only can your child face expulsion from school, but they could also face criminal charges. In such a situation, it is important to hire a criminal defense attorney to represent [...]
What is negligence in a personal injury case?
https://youtu.be/8WjhK0H2dsY George explains what negligence is in a personal injury case. George: [00:00:13] "Negligence" is a legal term, but it can be broken down into four different elements, and those elements are duty, breach, causation, and damages. So let's take each one of them individually. [...]
Ask A Lawyer with CEO Darrin Jahnel Of Jahnel Group
In this first installment of #askalawyer Andrew Safranko and Darrin Jahnel discuss HIPPA laws and cyber security. https://youtu.be/s1_LgI-wbCA
Elements Of Personal Injury Cases To Consider
It may not be immediately obvious whether an accident victim has reason to file a personal injury claim, or not. Even if your accident case does have merit, there could be faults in the claim that may be used against you by the opposing party [...]
Can the Police Search My Vehicle if I Get Pulled Over for a Traffic Stop?
Can the Police Search My Vehicle if I Get Pulled Over for a Traffic Stop? In most instances, if you are stopped for a minor traffic offense, such as running a red light, speeding or passing a stop sign, the police cannot search your vehicle. [...]
How Do I know If I Have A Successful Personal Injury Case?
Should I Contact a Lawyer Regarding My Personal Injury Case? Have you been injured in a car accident, hurt on a construction site, fallen from a height while working, or been injured on someone’s property? If you have, you may have the ability to file [...]
New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc. v. Bruen Explained by our NY State Criminal Defense Attorneys
6-3 ruling Striking Down New York’s “proper cause” requirement for concealed carry: What does the decision mean? Prior to this decision, New York required “proper cause,” to grant a concealed carry handgun license, which required a showing of more than a general desire for self-protection [...]
