Wonderful Night In Honor of Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz at Our Holiday Dinner!! We had a great turnout of ADA’s spanning 60 years!! A lot of fun and laughs! I am so proud to be President of the Queens Assistant District Attorneys Association!!!!!
January 13, 2023 Our client was charged with 2 counts of Criminal Mischief, both Class A Misdemeanors, and charged with intentionally destroying her landlords property. From the outset, our client maintained her innocence and the case proceeded to trial. Criminal Defense Attorney Todd Greenberg, through diligent research, located information that severely affected the credibility of the witnesses, leading the Court to find our client “Not Guilty.” You can call Mr. Greenberg at 718-268-0400 and read about the accomplishments of Addabbo & Greenberg at Queenslaw.com.
Dominic L. Addabbo Appointed to 3rd Term as Chair of the Committee on Character and Fitness that The Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department, has Reappointed Founding Partner Dominic L. Addabbo Appointed to 3rd Term as Chair of the Committee on Character and Fitness for the Second. Tenth, Eleventh and Thirteenth Judicial Districts. We are Proud to Announce that The Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department, has Reappointed Founding Partner Dominic L. Addabbo to a 3rd Term as Chair of the Committee on Character and Fitness for the Second. Tenth, Eleventh and Thirteenth Judicial Districts. Read More…
New York Daily News His defense attorney, Todd Greenberg, said probation was appropriate in this case based on the mitigating circumstances and Mangaran’s personal history. Read More…
Criminal Defense Attorney Todd Greenberg obtained suppression of an AK-47 Riffle leading to a dismissal of a Queens County Indictment that charged the Defendant with a 3 ½ year minimum to 15 year maximum sentence for possession. Our client, along with four other “knuckleheads” (all were college graduates and some had a Masters degree), were at client’s business, two isolated acres bordered by water in Rockaway, Queens, on New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2020, and fired an AK-47 in the air. The shots were picked up by ShotSpotter and the police arrived. According to the District Attorney, our client, the owner of the premises, consented to a search which yielded the AK-47. The Prosecution demanded two years in jail and the case proceeded to Hearings. This was a case that Body Worn Cameras actually helped the Defendant expose the truth! The alleged “Consent” to search the premises was captured on video and Mr. Greenberg maintained that the video established that the District Attorney failed to meet it’s “heavy burden” of showing “clear and positive evidence” that there was a voluntary consent to search. Mr. Greenberg performed his usual due diligence by viewing every single Body Worn Camera worn by every Police Officer at the scene. There were at least thirty Body Cameras and fifteen Police Officers involved. During his review of the Body Cams, a Police Officer is heard “faintly whispering” to a fellow Police Officer just 10 minutes after the alleged consent “… are you sure he gave permission?”. Suppression granted! If you or your loved ones are charged with a crime, contact the Attorneys who review every tape, every piece of paper and make every legal argument on a client’s behalf and whom have been successful in preserving the Constitutional Rights of citizens. Contact our firm and ask for Todd Greenberg at 718-268-0400 or at Queenslaw.com.
At the Richmond Hill – South Ozone Park Lions Club Tree Lighting with The Hon. Melinda Katz, District Attorney of Queens County, The Hon. Donovan Richards, Borough President of Queens County, Romeo Hitlall, Past President and founder of RHSOP Lions Club, Santa and Members of the Club. Great night with great, giving and selfless people!!! Happy Holidays to all!!!!
Using a newly enacted 2019 Law, Criminal Defense Attorney Todd Greenberg was able to have his client’s fifteen-year-old conviction vacated and the Defendant resentenced to a Crime and Sentence that no longer mandated deportation. Our client, born in Lima, Peru, came to the United States with her parents on a temporary visa. After overstaying her visa, our client, now 37 years old with 3 children and gainfully employed, led a law-abiding life. However, at a young age, she did get involved in a criminal act in Queens which caused her to enter a plea to a Class “A” Misdemeanor. Now, fifteen years later, that guilty plea mandated deportation for our client who now resides in Miami, Florida. Based on the recommendation of an immigration attorney in Miami, Mr. Greenberg was retained and advised of a newly enacted New York Statute that the Legislature passed to relieve collateral consequences of a guilty plea regarding immigration status. Mr. Greenberg filed an extensive Motion, including the details of our client’s exemplary behavior since the time of the incident, and the Court granted our Motion; our client was permitted to withdraw her previous entered plea of guilty and the case was resolved in a manner that would no longer affect immigration status and saved her from deportation! Please contact Criminal Defense Attorney Todd Greenberg at (718) 268-0400 or visit us at www.Queenslaw.com if you have any questions regarding prior convictions, including marijuana convictions, and learn how these convictions can be set aside or reduced to avoid immigration consequences.
Even though our client was substantially responsible and at fault for his own injuries, personal injury attorney Todd Greenberg was able to secure a substantial settlement in the amount of $275,000.00! Our client, a seventy four year old man, was getting off a bus in Nassau County going to work. Instead of using the crosswalk, the client crossed Old Country Road and was struck by a vehicle making a left turn. If our client used the crosswalk, he would have been on the passenger side of the vehicle and not in the path of the car when it was making a left turn. However, after extensive investigation and research, it was discovered that the driver of the vehicle did not see our client due to “sun glare”. The Defendant argued that there was no liability because our client was not in the crosswalk. Under New York’s Comparative Negligence Doctrine, Mr. Greenberg argued that the Defendant’s vehicle proceeded even though there was “sun glare” and there should be liability. Mr. Greenberg discovered a case, exactly on point, that said since the driver was familiar with the area (which this driver was) he should also be familiar with the patterns of the sun and, therefore, was negligent by driving when vision was impaired. Instead of receiving no compensation for his injuries, based on a comparative negligence situation, our client was still able to recover $275,000.00 for a fractured leg! If you were seriously injured in an accident call attorney Todd Greenberg for the best results 718-268-0400, www.addabboandgreenberg.com. P.S.: Here is what our client wrote in a card: “Todd, Thank you for all of your help and hard work that you have done for us. We cannot Thank you enough for the dedication you put forth ”.
