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Your Rights During a Police Stop in New York and New Jersey

Being stopped by the police is stressful, whether it happens on the highway, on a city sidewalk, or outside your home. Many people are unsure what they must do and what they can refuse. The way a person handles those few minutes can affect whether charges are filed and how a case unfolds later. Questions about what happened during a stop are often among the first things a Criminal Defense Attorney reviews, because the details of the... ❯❯❯

“Net Profits” in Hollywood: Why Participants Rarely See a Check, and When to Audit

Few phrases in the entertainment industry carry as much promise and as little payoff as "net profits." Writers, directors, producers, and actors routinely accept a share of a film's net profits as part of their compensation, often in exchange for a lower upfront fee. Then the film becomes a hit, earns hundreds of millions of dollars worldwide, and the participation statement still shows a loss. It is a scenario so common that many... ❯❯❯

Back Injury Car Accident Settlement: What Affects Your Compensation

A back injury car accident settlement can vary dramatically from one person to another. Two people involved in the same car accident may walk away with completely different injury settlement amounts because their medical conditions, treatment, lost income, and long-term limitations are not the same. If you are dealing with a back injury from a car crash, you may be facing medical bills while also trying to work and recover. This guide... ❯❯❯

The Driver Who Hit You Wasn't the Car's Owner. Does That Change the Claim?

The driver who caused a car crash may seem like the only person involved in the claim. Then the registration and insurance records reveal that someone else owns the vehicle. It may belong to a parent, friend, employer, or another person who was not at the scene. Borrowed vehicles are common, but they can introduce several layers into a claim. The injured person may need to determine whether the driver had permission, which insurance... ❯❯❯

How to Protect Your Finances Before Filing for Divorce

Long before the first document is filed, the financial decisions a person makes can shape how smoothly a divorce unfolds. Money is often the most contentious part of separating a household, and the steps taken in the weeks or months beforehand can make the difference between a fair outcome and years of cleanup afterward. Many people only start thinking seriously about their finances once they are already sitting across from a Divorce... ❯❯❯

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