Lawrence Taylor Wins Civil Trial
Jury rejected claims he assaulted a 16-year-old girl …
See also: “Master of Defense” …Crain’s NY Business – November 2010
LA TIMES, WASHINGTON POST
State Bar Association Announces Task Forces on Wrongful Convictions, Puerto Rico
“If there’s one conviction that’s wrongfully been obtained, that’s one too many,” said former state Supreme Court Justice Barry Kamins, who will co chair the task force.
NEW YORK LAW JOURNAL
‘Thoughtful and Diligent’ Judge to Decide Penalty in Akai Gurley’s Death
In the past few weeks, there has been a lot of talk around the Brooklyn courts about what Justice Danny K. Chun will do…
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will speak at the Brooklyn Bar Association …
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will speak at the Brooklyn Bar Association in front of 250 lawyers.
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
SKETCHES OF COURT: Accident at Funeral Leads to Premises Liability Trial
In this courtroom sketch, Hon. Wavny Toussaint listens as plaintiff’s attorney Mark Cipolla (standing), of the law firm Aidala, Bertuna & Kamins PC, makes.
BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE
Arthur Aidala
You’ve seen attorney Arthur Aidala on television for years, as a longtime legal commentator analyzing complex cases for Fox News, as well as on Court TV, MSNBC, Fox 5, and New York 1. He also appears regularly on The Kelly File with his friend Megyn Kelly.
RESIDENT MAGAZINE
SKETCHES OF COURT: Accident at Funeral Leads to Premises Liability Trial
In this courtroom sketch, Hon. Wavny Toussaint listens as plaintiff’s attorney Mark Cipolla (standing), of the law firm Aidala, Bertuna & Kamins PC, makes.
BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE
Attorney Mark J Cipolla Named To Million Dollar Advocates Forum and Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum
The Million Dollar Advocates Forum is pleased to announce that attorney Mark J Cipolla.
PRESS RELEASE
Gritty Details Are Behind the Glitter at Fund-Raising Galas
HUNDREDS of New York’s judges and lawyers will gather on Saturday in the grand ballroom.
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Nasty Brawl in Brooklyn Bar
Nephew of Brooklyn state Sen. Martin Golden, two relatives, beat the rap …
DAILY NEWS, NEW YORK POST, BROOKLYN DAILY
Rigging Contractor Is Acquitted in the Collapse of a Crane
A rigging contractor was acquitted on Thursday of all charges…
NEW YORK TIMES
Day Of Mourning After Acquittal
The Name and dates “Santy N. Gullone 1970-2008” are chiseled…
DAILY NEWS
Manslaughter Conviction for former Island Woman
They did not want to send Brigitte Harris to prison.
STATEN ISLAND ADVANCE
Exterminating Angel
The Twisted Relationship of the Goth Girl. Her Preppy Sister, and their Murdered Father
VILLAGE VOICE
New Curve in HS Bats & Bets Scandal.
A Xaverian HS baseball coach took thousand ….
NEW YORK POST
Geraldo Rivera’s son takes no-jail plea deal in domestic abuse case.
Geraldo Rivera’s son takes no-jail plea deal in domestic abuse case.
” Rivera’s attorney, Arthur Aidala, said the deal will result in a clean slate for his client.
“When all is said and done, I’m 100% confident he’s going to successfully complete the program, he will not have a criminal record, and he’s going back to his job and his successful life without this hanging over his head,” Aidala said.
He added that his client’s famous dad “is extremely troubled by the allegations but simultaneously 100% supports his son.” “
Los Angeles Times
Arthur In The News
New law in New York City gives hope to those with criminal records
A new law in New York City, the Fair Chance Act, prohibits most employers from asking applicants if they have been convicted of a felony.
Read MoreNew York may raise the age of criminal responsibility this year
New York is considering raising the age of criminal responsibility for most crimes from 16 to 18.
Read MoreUnderstanding the truth about eyewitness testimony
Eyewitnesses are often used in investigations but science and new evidence points out that they are often inaccurate
Read MoreWhat factors affect the legality of a dog sniff at a traffic stop?
A new decision by the United States Supreme Court limits the ability of police officers to use a dog to sniff the outside of a vehicle during a traffic stop.
Read MoreWhy hire an attorney after a DWI arrest in New York
The risk of steep financial penalties, points on driving records, time in jail and more make working with an attorney after a DWI arrest a wise choice.
Read MoreInnocent man released from prison after serving 25 years
Studies show that eyewitness identification is unreliable and is responsible for sending a number of innocent people to prison
Read MoreInsider trading may be redefined if Supreme Court hears case
The Supreme Court is being asked to review a case that could lead to major changes in how insider trading is prosecuted.
Read MoreBreath test refusal laws in New York, the basics
If you refuse a breathalyzer in New York, you had better be ready for a punishment.
Read MoreDUI convictions in New York: A breakdown of penalties and cost
DUI convictions in New York come with harsh penalties, including potential jail time.
Read MoreMandatory minimum drug sentence reform still faces challenges
In recent years the United State Department of Justice has substantially reduced its reliance on mandatory minimum sentences, especially when prosecuting low-level drug offenders.
Read MoreIdentity theft is high on the radar of New York law enforcement
The consequences of a conviction for identity theft are serious and charges should be vigorously challenged.
Read MoreMaking sure the Miranda warning actually helps
People who face criminal charges should understand how they can get protection from the Miranda warning—and how it may hurt them.
Read MoreA twist on intent: U.S. Supreme Court reverses wife’s chemical weapons conviction
What started out as a telenovela-style plot of revenge: A wronged wife placed two deadly chemicals upon her husband’s mistress’s doorknobs, mailbox, and car, hoping to make the woman sick.
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