Highly Effective Criminal Defense, Real Estate And Estate Planning
Attorney Bryan E. Cameron

Year: 2023

Walk-and-turn sobriety tests aren’t always valid

If you have been arrested for DWI in New York because you failed a walk-and-turn field sobriety test, you may have substantial grounds to fight against the charge. This test can be challenging for many individuals, even under the best circumstances. Failing the test...

Special estate planning considerations for unmarried couples

You and your partner living in New York have many reasons for not getting married, but that doesn't mean you are not committed to one another. Unmarried couples have special considerations when embarking upon estate planning, as what you do will have tax implications,...

Knowing what to expect if you refuse to take a breath test

If you are like many New York drivers, you pride yourself on being safe and responsible behind the wheel. However, getting pulled over by police and being asked to take a breath test can throw anyone for a loop. This is what can happen if you refuse to submit to this...

What to know about felony DWI charges

Typically, when you are charged with a DWI in New York, it will be tried as a misdemeanor charge. However, if the facts of your case warrant it, a prosecutor may upgrade your charge to a felony. This may result in enhanced penalties such as extended jail or prison...

How to negotiate the best retail lease

Opening a retail space in New York is a move that signals success. To keep it that way, you'll need a favorable deal. You don't want to end up paying more for the space than you can earn back in profits. At the same time, you don't want to take a "sweet deal" on an...

Do you need an estate plan for young children?

There are many factors to consider when drawing up your estate plan in New York. One of the most crucial will be whether to include your children. Many legal and financial experts highly recommend including them in your estate plan. This will be especially true if...

New rule may reduce instances of drunk driving

Driving while under the influence of alcohol may increase your risk of being involved in a motor vehicle accident. If you are charged with DWI by a New York police officer, you may spend several hours or days in jail and risk having your vehicle impounded. Other...

What do I need to do to my estate plan after remarrying?

Remarrying is an exciting new chapter in your life, but it can also bring changes in many areas. For one, it is important to review and update your New York estate plan to ensure that your wishes are still reflected and that your loved ones are provided for. Review...

The horizontal gaze nystagmus field sobriety test

The Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) test is a type of field sobriety test used by law enforcement officers in New York and around the country to determine whether a person is impaired by alcohol or drugs while driving. It is one of several tests that may be...

The impact of a DWI on your nursing career in New York

A conviction for drinking and driving can have severe consequences for your nursing career. A DWI conviction can be seen as a violation of the code of conduct in nursing. Depending on the jurisdiction you work in and the severity of the charge, this could result in...

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