The time between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve is a fun time for family and friends to celebrate and attend holiday parties and events. The U.S. sees a rise in the number of fatalities involving intoxicated drivers between Christmas and New Year’s. Also, each year, the number of drivers traveling for winter celebrations increases, as…. Read More
The holidays are a busy time in the digital world. Starting with Cyber Monday, the Internet becomes busy with online shoppers. Cyber crime also increases during the holiday season, and law enforcement and the FBI have various ways to track down those suspected of illegal online activities. A cyber crime conviction can put you in…. Read More
Thanksgiving is a holiday filled with food, family and celebration. It’s also one of the busiest days for road travel on New Jersey streets. After a few alcoholic drinks on Thanksgiving night, you might be tempted to get behind the wheel and drive home. However, many people are stopped and charged for a DUI over…. Read More
In October 2017, a new expungement law went into full effect for the state of New Jersey. Now, criminal charges can be wiped off a person’s record quicker and easier. SB 3307 reduced the waiting period for eligibility for expungement, as well as increase the number of convictions someone can expunge at a given time….. Read More
Halloween night turns neighborhoods and cities into live-action candy stores and costume runways for children and adults alike. Besides trick-or-treating and scary movies, however, Halloween is also a night for partying and drinking. Forty-four percent of national fatal car accidents on Halloween weekend involved a driver with a BAC of .08 or higher, and 38…. Read More
Besides the famous and successful “Drive Sober, Get Pulled Over” campaign that is currently running in New Jersey, there’s another traffic campaign that’s taking a hold on the public. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration wants to add another component to their regional campaign with a focus on drug impaired driving. What Is NHTSA’s New…. Read More
In recent news, New Jersey’s Attorney General Gurbir Grewal has ordered all local and state law enforcement to provide information on the buyers and sellers of guns that were used in crimes. The state’s law enforcement agencies have been required to record and trace all crime guns in New Jersey, but now they are also…. Read More
Labor Day is one of the year’s major holidays where friends and family go out and celebrate in the city. These celebrations bring the risk of drunk driving. New Jersey police officers will be out in full force during Labor Day weekend in order to catch suspicious drivers, so it’s crucial that you know how…. Read More
Starting a business partnership in New Jersey can be a lot of hard work, especially if you jump into the process without having a lot of financial and personal support. Many people decide to start a business with a partner who has equal career goals and professional experience. Business partnerships are generally easier to set…. Read More
If you were recently convicted of a crime, there are many different rights that you might fear you will lose in the near future. One of these common concerns is the loss of your rights to possess a firearm. There are specific crimes that can result in you losing your gun possession rights, so it…. Read More
