Speedy Trial Rights at Court-Martial
Like any citizen facing trial, a servicemember facing court-martial has the right to a speedy trial. In fact, he has four separate speedy trial rights. If the Government…
What’s the Difference? Security Clearance Adjudication Process for Department of Defense vs. Department of Energy
For individuals who must go through the security clearance adjudication process, for any organization or Agency, it can be confusing. Each person attempting to obtain a security…
How Can I Protect My Assets During Divorce?
Divorce can create substantial emotional turmoil but may also pose significant financial risks, especially when it comes to the division of assets. If you are contemplating…
How Do You Modify a Child Custody Order?
The bond between parents and children is hard to stretch and sometimes separate, making child custody one of the most difficult aspects to handle in any divorce. Oftentimes, in…
Three Key Employment Updates in New York State with Approval of 2024-2025 State Budget
On April 20, 2024, the 2024-2025 New York state budget was approved, ushering in many significant changes employers should take note of. While some of the initial proposals did…
3 Hatch Act Prohibitions All Federal Employees Need to Know When it Comes to Their Social Media Presence This Election Season
With the U.S. 2024 presidential election all but set as a rematch of President Biden vs. former President Trump, many Americans have already taken to the digital streets to either…
Why Should I Hire a Civilian Military Attorney?
Let’s address the obvious: if the government provides you with a free attorney, why should you pay for one when facing allegations under the Uniform Code of Military Justice…
Adverse Privileging Actions for Providers Operating within the DoD Health Network
Have you received notice of an abeyance? Is the military looking into claims that you did something improper regarding the medical care you provided to your patients? While it is…
When Do I Need a Special Education Lawyer?
Ensuring access to necessary services and accommodations for parents and guardians striving to secure the best possible education for their children with disabilities often…
New York Legislators Stand-up to Squatters: How Squatters and Squatter’s Rights Cases in New York Could Be in for Big Changes.
Property ownership in New York can be complicated, especially when you choose to rent or leave your property empty for extended periods of time throughout the year. Specifically,…