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- Firm News Archives - Law Offices of Brian J. Neary
The Law Offices of Brian J Neary continues to be a leader in the defense of driving while intoxicated cases in New Jersey’s municipal courts Founding attorney Brian J Neary is again named in the 2015 edition of Best Lawyers in America – the nation’s premier resource for legal excellence – in driving while intoxicated defense
- BRIAN J. NEARY NAMED TO IRISH LEGAL 100, WASHINGTON, D. C.
Brian has once again been named to the “Irish Legal 100” as awarded by the Irish Voice newspaper, a leading publication for news and issues on all things Irish
- ATTORNEY BRIAN J. NEARY NAMED TO NEW JERSEY STATE BAR FOUNDATION BOARD . . .
Attorney Brian J Neary was one of two attorneys newly appointed to the Board This appointment is the latest example of Brian’s involvement in State Bar activities, which include serving as a speaker at the Annual Convention, a member of the Judicial and Prosecutorial Appointments Committee, and the State Bar’s representative on the New
- New Jersey Bail Law Archives - Neary Law
White-collar crime is a crime category involving deceit or fraud The term was coined by American sociologist Edwin Sutherland in the early 20 th century By definition, it refers to a non-violent crime committed with the purpose of achieving financial gain
- New Jersey Federal Fraud: Probation Only - Neary Law
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- New Jersey Ethics Charges: Avoided Disbarment - Neary Law
21 Main Street | Court Plaza South, Suite 305 | Hackensack, NJ 07601 | Phone: (201) 488-0544 | Fax: (201) 488-0240
- NEW JERSEY BAIL REFORM IS COMING IN 2017 - Neary Law
Major changes, due to take effect in January 2017, are afoot in New Jersey with respect to how bail is set for criminal defendants One of the most important things for criminal defendants to know when bail reform takes effect is that it will be very important—much more so than before—to be represented by an attorney before the first court appearance, which takes place very shortly after
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