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22 Jan, 2026
Wrongful Termination Lawyer Secures Pregnancy Bias Outcome
A Wrongful Termination Lawyer NYC can play a decisive role when an employee is dismissed under circumstances that violate New York employment laws.This case study highlights how SJKP, acting as a Wrongful Termination Lawyer NYC, successfully resolved a pregnancy discrimination and wrongful termination matter involving a senior engineer at a fast growing AI company.By carefully applying New York State Human Rights Law and federal pregnancy discrimination principles, the case concluded with a $55,000 settlement that compensated lost wages, denied benefits, and unlawful termination damages.
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22 Jan, 2026
Contracts Lawyer NYC Secures Celebrity Licensing Deal
Contracts Lawyer NYC representation can make or break high value licensing transactions in New York’s competitive commercial market.This case study illustrates how Contracts Lawyer NYC counsel from SJKP guided an international cosmetics company through a complex celebrity image and name licensing negotiation under New York law.Through careful contract analysis, strategic negotiation, and compliance with right of publicity and trademark principles, the matter concluded with a commercially viable agreement that protected the client’s long term interests.
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22 Jan, 2026
Injury Attorney Secures Reduced Fine in Minor Assault Case
When a personal dispute escalates into a physical confrontation, even a brief altercation can expose an individual to criminal liability under New York law. Cases involving alleged bodily injury often progress rapidly once police intervention occurs, regardless of prior personal relationships between the parties. This case study examines how an injury attorney in New York navigated a volatile fact pattern involving alcohol, threats, and accidental injury to secure a minimal financial penalty rather than incarceration or a lasting criminal record.
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22 Jan, 2026
How to Report Stalking through Legal Defense
Facing a decision to how to report stalking in New York can rapidly escalate a private dispute into a serious criminal investigation with lasting personal and professional consequences. This case study examines how a criminal defense attorney intervened at the police investigation stage to prevent prosecution by demonstrating that the statutory elements required to establish a stalking offense under New York law, including a qualifying course of conduct and intent, were not met. Through fact driven advocacy, evidence organization, and precise legal framing, the matter concluded with a finding of no criminal offense and a decision not to refer the matter for prosecution.
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