Media Coverage
White-Collar Investigations Await New York Companies, Executives 
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s new corporate crime and antitrust task force adds another enforcement risk for companies doing business in New York — and for the executives who lead them.
TikTok Lawyers Face Their AI Clones
It took immigration attorney Mohammad Saleem more than two years to shut down a scam TikTok account impersonating his legal practice — one that swindled immigrant clients into paying thousands of dollars in fake legal fees through CashApp and Zelle.
White-Collar Scene in NY Will Shake Up With New Taskforce
Defense lawyers are cautiously observing Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's new task force targeting corporate crime and antitrust issues, with some noting the group has the potential to either increase volume of their work — or step on the toes of existing enforcement efforts.
Gunman pleads guilty to fatally shooting girlfriend’s teen nephew in Harlem
The man who fatally shot his ex-lover’s teen nephew in Harlem pleaded guilty on Tuesday to the slaying, prosecutors announced.
Over $60K in backpay recovered for UWS construction workers: DA
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. announced that nearly $70,000 in stolen wages has been returned to a group of construction workers after concluding an investigation into KEP Construction LLC and its owner, Kendis Paul.
Hell’s Kitchen Rental Scammer Pleads Guilty to Stealing $50K From 17 Renters
Nicholas Fuelling, the man accused of collecting thousands of dollars from prospective renters for the same Hell’s Kitchen apartment last summer, has pleaded guilty to stealing approximately $50,000 from at least 17 people, some of whom were left effectively homeless when they discovered they had been scammed.
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