Sentences with phrase «attorney at no charge to»

You will get to meet with an attorney at no charge to you.

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Indicate what late fees you'll charge, if any; that the customer is responsible for any attorney's fees or collection costs incurred at any time, either during or prior to a lawsuit; and the venue where such a suit would be filed.

The attorney general encouraged people who see price gouging for fuel, water and other essentials to take photos of the establishment's name, the price they are charging and file a complaint at my myfloridalegal.com.

Patrick Fitzgerald, the U.S. attorney at the time, called the indictments «the most significant drug importation conspiracies ever charged in Chicago,» claiming that the cartel imported and distributed nearly $ 6 billion worth of illegal narcotics mostly to the Chicago area between 1990 and 2008.

Jesse Eisinger, writing for the New Yorker, reported that the SEC attorney, James Kidney, who was in charge of bringing the ABACUS case to trial, wrote in an email to his boss at the SEC that it was an «unbelievable fraud.»

At this celebration (30th anniversary of the fund), attorney Steven West of Sullivan & Cromwell, counsel for the fund's underwriters reported to the group that he had actually purchased 1,000 shares at the original offering, at a price of $ 15.00 per share, including an initial sales charge of 6 percent for its distributorAt this celebration (30th anniversary of the fund), attorney Steven West of Sullivan & Cromwell, counsel for the fund's underwriters reported to the group that he had actually purchased 1,000 shares at the original offering, at a price of $ 15.00 per share, including an initial sales charge of 6 percent for its distributorat the original offering, at a price of $ 15.00 per share, including an initial sales charge of 6 percent for its distributorat a price of $ 15.00 per share, including an initial sales charge of 6 percent for its distributors.

Kevin Kane, a special prosecutor in the office of Austin McGuigan, the Chief State's Attorney for Connecticut, last week obtained warrants to arrest a player and three gamblers on charges of rigging and conspiring to rig games in 1977 at the Milford Jai Alai fronton.

«We are deeply disappointed that the City Council passed a flawed Right To Know Act which will do little to end deceptive and often abusive NYPD searches,» said Tina Luongo, Attorney - In - Charge of the Criminal Defense Practice at The Legal Aid SocietTo Know Act which will do little to end deceptive and often abusive NYPD searches,» said Tina Luongo, Attorney - In - Charge of the Criminal Defense Practice at The Legal Aid Societto end deceptive and often abusive NYPD searches,» said Tina Luongo, Attorney - In - Charge of the Criminal Defense Practice at The Legal Aid Society.

He plans to hold his Assembly seat — at least for now — while he fights the charges made by U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.

In a swaggering press conference at his offices in Manhattan, Mr. Bharara detailed two alleged extortion schemes Mr. Silver undertook to enrich himself: one involving an unidentified doctor handling asbestos cases, who was not charged with a crime after cooperating with the U.S. attorney's office, and another with a small, politically - connected real estate law firm that also avoided charges in this complaint.

U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara announces corruption charges against two former aides to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and seven other defendants at a Manhattan news conference on Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016.

According to his attorney, Percoco, the burly, reliable presence at Cuomo's side for more than two decades, was not the governor's right - hand man — an image Percoco himself once cultivated — but rather more of a foot soldier, a scheduler and «nuts and bolts guy» in charge of assembling stages before events or overseeing the holiday card mailings.

His longtime colleague, Acting U.S. Attorney Joon Kim, said that «the evidence presented at the trial was sufficient to prove all the crimes charged against Silver, even under the new legal standard.»

The New York Constitution gives the governor power to remove a district attorney at any time, so long as the governor gives the DA a «copy of the charges against him or her» and «an opportunity of being heard in his or her defense.»

Pigeon and his attorney maintain his innocence and plan to fight these charges of bribery, rewarding official misconduct, and grand larceny at a trial.

With that review now over, the city has decided the best course is to integrate the two agencies, and leave Mr. Banks in charge of both — even though a Cuomo spokesperson sneered at Mr. Banks, a former Legal Aid attorney, as part of the city's «management problem.»

Tina Luongo, attorney - in - charge of the Criminal Defense Practice at The Legal Aid Society, which has supported closing Rikers Island, applauded the reduction but warned more work still needs to be done.

The Albany County District Attorney's Office said the indictment charges that Nickol choked the woman to the point of unconsciousness on June 14, 2015, at a home in Albany; that he struck her in the face, injuring her, on March 29, 2017; and that on Sept. 8, 2017, he struck her with a wire cord, causing injury.

It held that the AG should have gotten the likes of, Mrs. Betty Mould - Iddrisu, the then Minister of Justice, Mr. Ebo Barton - Odro, then Deputy Minister of Justice, Mr. Paul Asemeni, Head of Legal department at the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning, Mr. Samuel Neequaye Tetteh, Chief State Attorney and Mr. Magnus Rex Danquah, Chief Operating Officer of CAN 2008 Local organizing Committee (LOC) in - charge of the day today administration of the tournament and member of the Technical Committee on the Stadia Construction to court to testify for the prosecution.

And who in the service of that ambition tried to bribe his way to a shot at Gracie Mansion,» said Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, whose office brought bribery and fraud charges against the alleged crooked pols.

Now, after New York State's top law enforcer, former attorney general Eric Schneiderman, has been accused of engaging in those types of violent acts, he's the subject of at least two criminal probes, and faces the possibility of being indicted on charges that he helped to create.

On Tuesday, Aug. 29, protesters gathered at city court and KPD headquarters on Garraghan Drive to call on the Ulster County District Attorney's Office to drop the charges against Brodhead and for the officers involved in his arrest to be disciplined.

«This prosecution is a theory in search of a crime,» defense attorneys wrote at the opening of written arguments aimed at wiping out charges that led Democrat Sheldon Silver to step down from his leadership post.

The lawyers filed a motion to dismiss the charges — which allege Silver lined his pockets with nearly $ 4 million in bribes and kickbacks in a stunning abuse of power dating to at least 2000 — claiming public statements that Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara made about the case «caused irreparable harm by tainting» the grand jury that indicted him on Feb. 19.

The criminal charges, brought late last year by then - Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, stemmed from allegations that Cappuccilli had used his influence at the fair to make favorable deals to his benefit, including at his two daughters» weddings at the fairgrounds.

At a news conference Tuesday, Gov. Paterson was asked about gas drilling in New York as well as the plan to tax Wall Street bonuses and the charges filed against Senate Majority Leader Pedro Espada, Jr. by Attorney General Andrew Cuomo.

Now, if the person «briefed» on Bharara's investigation and sharing insights with the WSJ is to be believed, it appears the US attorney will be satisfied with merely having embarrassed the governor — especially if his office manages to bring some charges against a lawmaker or two that the commission declined to pursue, perhaps, as this story suggests, at the administration's request.

The grants, rents and business he brought in to SUNY Polytechnic «all benefited him personally through his compensation package, and also added to his status as a kingmaker and an important person in state government,» said the New York attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, who charged Dr. Kaloyeros with three felony counts of bid - rigging at a news conference.

It will be interesting to hear how Cuomo explains that Schneiderman is not, as the AG's many surrogates intimated (and several of Schneiderman's primary opponents charged outright), in fact too much a creature of Albany to be the state's top attorney at at a time when Cuomo is running on a platform of cleaning up Albany.

The need for state agencies to seek outside legal assistance in this matter may indirectly stem, at least in part, from a state attorney general's investigation that resulted in felony bid - rigging charges against Albany real - estate developer Joseph Nicolla and Kaloyeros.

«This set of reforms helps to move the criminal «justice» system closer to actual justice and away from an overreliance on arrests, prosecution and jail for low - level offenses,» said Tina Luongo, the attorney in charge of the criminal defense practice at the Legal Aid Society.

Here's former Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno arriving at the federal courthouse in downtown Albany this afternoon with his attorneys in tow for his arraignment — his second to date — on federal corruption charges.

A defense attorney for Percoco found Howe had disputed a credit charge at a hotel he had stayed at, potentially violating an agreement not to break that law following his plea deal with federal prosecutors.

At 2 p.m., NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton, Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. will host a press conference to announce charges in two cases relating to gang violence and narcotics trafficking, NYPD Headquarters, One Police Plaza, 2nd Floor Press Room, Manhattan.

A Queens - based contractor that worked on a number of New York City projects, including 111 W. 57th St. on Billionaires» Row, was charged with stealing more than $ 1.7 million in wages from its workers and $ 7.8 million from the state by manipulating the workers - compensation system, according to Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr., who announced the charges at a Wednesday press conference.

However, none of the charges U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara has leveled against the two men pertain to campaign donations, though Mr. Silver stands accused of pressuring Glenwood into hiring a law firm that paid him legal fees while Mr. Skelos faces allegations that he used his position to obtain a sinecure for his son at a company Glenwood held stock in.

But Belling, forced to leave the Erie County district attorney's office at the end of last year, may be best known for two high - profile cases: the acquittal on the most serious charges against Dr. James G. Corasanti and the murder conviction (later resulting in a manslaughter plea) of Jeffrey J. Basil.

Joseph Ahearn, the former assistant district attorney in charge of the probe, told federal prosecutors in a March 30 letter that «employees of the Rensselaer County Board of Elections had alleged that Mr. Wade had improperly pressured and - or coerced them to financially donate to various campaigns and - or the county Democratic party at the risk of losing their jobs.»

U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara charged that Mr. Silver improperly used his office to secure bribes and kickbacks that he misrepresented as payments for work done at two law firms.

The criminal charges were preferred against Mr. Woyome by the attorney general's department but lost in both instances for failing to produce material witnesses during his trail at a high court, in Accra.

Mark Dublino, 54, was charged with one count of felony assault while confined in a correctional facility and one count of attempted assault with intent to cause serious injury at his arraignment before Buffalo City Court Judge Debra Givens, the District Attorney's Office said.

The harassment charge, which is a violation, stems from Francemone punching another man at the bar, according to a press release from the Onondaga County District Attorney's Office.

U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara spoke Monday at a news conference after Dean Skelos surrendered with his son to face charges including extortion and soliciting bribes.

Despite a mixed verdict on the eighth day of deliberations that included acquittals on extortion charges, Percoco will face up to 50 years in prison at sentencing, and was quickly denounced by U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman for selling his «sacred obligation» to honestly serve New Yorkers.

At the heart of the charges are payments Percoco and his wife received while the governor's aide was on sabbatical from the state to manage Cuomo's 2014 re-election campaign, though the complaint purports that the alleged kickback schemes date back as far as 2010 — the year then - Attorney General Cuomo successfully sought the state's top office.

John Carman of Garden City, Linda Mangano's attorney, said in a statement, referring to charges that his client lied to investigators about working for Singh: «Linda Mangano should never have been indicted, much less forced to prove her innocence at trial.

At the time, the only individuals ahead of him were fallen Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and disgraced State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, both stripped of their positions and convicted on corruption charges thanks to U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.

At a press conference on Monday to announce the charges, U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said CW - 1 had entered a non-prosecution agreement as part of his cooperation.

Theodore Wilson, 27, had been charged with three counts of robbery, first - degree assault and criminal possession of a weapon in connection with an incident on Jan. 5, 2016, at 1733 Genesee St., in which he robbed and shot 29 - year - old Quinton Rosenthal of Buffalo who was left paralyzed, according to the District Attorney's Office.

In Erie County Court, it was believed he would plead guilty but his attorney requested more time with her client and that Gregorek is expected to testify before a grand jury before a formal charge comes forward at the county level.