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The Criminal Case Hasn't Gone to Trial. Why Is Another Court Already Making D...

A criminal case can take months to reach trial. Witnesses must be interviewed, evidence examined, motions heard, and court dates scheduled. Meanwhile, someone facing those charges may receive notice of another hearing involving the same incident, ...
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Medical Malpractice Claims in Saratoga Springs: When Negligence Becomes a Leg...

Medical malpractice cases usually begin with a practical question, not a lawsuit: did something go wrong because the medical condition was difficult, or because a provider failed to act as accepted medical practice required? For Saratoga Springs p...
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Wenarsky & Goldstein Attorneys

At the Law Offices of Wenarsky & Goldstein Attorneys we pride ourselves on providing excellent service to each and every client, no matter what their situation may be. Business hours: Mon-Fri: 8:00AM-6:00PM; Sat-Sun: Closed We are located at...
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How Digital Evidence Is Changing Modern Criminal Investigations

Digital technologies have transformed not only business and education but also the legal landscape.  Access to digital evidence has allowed law practitioners to investigate a case from multiple perspectives. It has made limitations of time a...
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Can Employers Face Criminal Charges Following a Workplace Accident

A workplace accident can have devastating consequences for employees, their families, and businesses alike. While many incidents lead to workers' compensation claims or civil lawsuits, some accidents are so serious that they trigger criminal inves...
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When a DUI Becomes a Serious Criminal Case

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 11,904 people were killed in alcohol-impaired driving crashes in 2024, accounting for approximately 30% of all U.S. traffic fatalities. Most DUI offenses are charged as misd...
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What Constitutes Burglary

Burglary is one of the most frequently charged offenses in relation to property law in America, and many people fail to understand the legal definition of this crime. They think of burglary as "a break-in of someone's home" or stealing some valuab...
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Nine Facts That You Should Consider Before Opting for a Low-Down-Payment Bail...

An unexpected arrest can compel you to experience financial stress instantly. The large bail money, ignorance of the procedure, and less time for making decisions will compel you to opt for the wrong payment scheme without knowing other payment op...
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5 Ways Active Duty Status Can Change the Outcome of a Criminal Case

You already know the rules if a defendant in a civil lawsuit is on active duty. The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act pauses the case, requires a military affidavit, and can even undo a judgment months later. None of that applies once the case is cr...
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4 Legal Staffing Challenges Law Firms Face and How to Solve Them

Law firms are not like other professional services businesses when it comes to staffing. The combination of confidentiality requirements, billing structures, variable workload, and the specific skill sets required at every level of the practice cr...
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