April offers a kiss and a slap for New Jersey residents. The weather breaks in spring's first full month just in time for the federal tax filing deadline. No one enjoys paying the tax man, but most Westfield residents grudgingly agree that taxes are unavoidable.
Andrew Olesnycky, One of Few Criminal Defense Attorneys Who Supervised Domestic Violence Cases in a Prosecutor's Office, Joins Stahl Gasiorowski Criminal Defense Lawyers. Andrew Olesnycky Now Defends Criminal Clients in New Jersey and New York WESTFIELD, N.J. -- September 2015 -- One of very few criminal defense trial attorneys in private practice in New Jersey and New York who has held supervisory responsibility for the domestic violence unit of a county prosecutor's office has joined the bi-state Robert G. Stahl Esq. Criminal Defense Lawyers, Mr. Stahl announced today.
Inside Jersey Magazine is the Star-Ledger publication that has more than 100,000 readers each month. When it wanted an interesting New Jersey professional for the "Take 5" profile page in their 2015 holiday edition it called on criminal defense attorney Robert G. Stahl.
WESTFIELD, NJ - New Jersey / New York criminal defense and appellate attorney Robert G. Stahl has won peer recognition from several well-known national legal rating entities during his 25-plus years' expertise as a White-Collar Criminal Defense and Appellate practice litigator.
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A Warren Township, New Jersey resident and pharmacist was represented by New Jersey / New York Criminal Defense Attorney Robert G. Stahl, who secured a two-year probation sentence after the defendant was charged federally with nine others in connection with a multimillion-dollar online prescription drugs fraud scheme.
Laura K. Gasiorowski of Robert G. Stahl Esq. Criminal Defense Lawyers again co-chaired the Pre-Trial Motion Section for the Tulane University School of Law at the nationally known law school's third annual, "Criminal Litigation Boot Camp" in January 2014.
A former Elizabeth police officer had been singled out for prosecution, "in an offense that could have been handled administratively," attorney Robert G. Stahl told reporters after his client pleaded guilty to third-degree theft.