By DENISE BUFFA March 12, 2004 Cops were sloppy in investigating an allegedly drunken colleague whose car collided with a motorcycle in Bay Ridge in 2002, leaving the biker dead, prosecutors implied at trial yesterday. A captain called by prosecutors testified that he had to tell a sergeant three times to take the arrested office, Victor Wilson, to a station…[...]
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By Reuven FentonNew York Post A brother-and-sister team that pleaded guilty to peddling millions in counterfeit brand-name clothing and other merchandise got a virtual slap on the wrist yesterday, when a Brooklyn federal judge ruled that they were “sucked” into a life of crime.“I am convinced that these are good people who were engaged in bad conduct,” Judge Brian Cogan…[...]
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Our client, a 74 year old female, was working in New York City at the time of her accident when, prior to work, she purchased coffee and was exiting a coffee shop. Upon exiting the coffee shop, she took three steps, turned to her left and tripped and fell on an obviously defective sidewalk, fracturing her shoulder necessitating surgery. Upon…[...]
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Addabbo and Greenberg takes great pride in announcing that by Order of the Honorable Alan D. Scheinkman, Presiding Justice of the Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department, partner Dominic L. Addabbo has been reappointed as Chairperson of the Character and Fitness Committee, for the Second, Tenth, Eleventh and Thirteenth Judicial Districts, to investigate the character and fitness of applicants for admission…[...]Continue Reading
BY Alison Gendar and Thomas ZambitoDAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS A St. John’s University fund-raiser stole $1 million from the Queens college to bankroll casino trips, Victoria’s Secret shopping sprees and her son’s law school tuition, prosecutors say. Cecilia Chang, 57, was held on $1million bail after her arrest Wednesday for grand larceny, forgery and falsifying business records. Chang, who faces 25 years in prison, pocketed…[...]
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Substantial Recovery Against Nursing Home For Estate Of Man Bludgeoned To Death By His Roommate
Aug 12, 2019
A Queens nursing home settled a lawsuit brought by the Estate of man who was beaten to death by his roommate who was convicted of Manslaughter with the leg of a wheelchair. Unfortunately, the facts are disturbing: Our client, a resident of the nursing home, was viciously bludgeoned to death without any intervention from the staff of the nursing home!…[...]
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The Woodhaven suspect authorities believe was behind a deadly six hour bullet barrage seven weeks ago was arraigned last Thursday morning during a brief court appearance. Standing in a green sweatshirt and a pair of gray sweatpants before Judge Robert Hanophy, Matthew Colletta, 34, coolly listened to a grand jury’s 57 count indictment brought against him after being transported to…[...]
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Todd Greenberg Elected President of the Assistant District Attorney’s Association of Queens County, Inc.
Aug 12, 2019
Todd Greenberg is honored to be elected as President of this prestigious organization. The Assistant District Attorney’s Association of Queens County, Inc., is comprised of past and present Assistant District Attorney’s who have served Queens County. The organization is social, educational and fosters the relationships between all members of Law Enforcement, to work together in resolving various criminal justice issues.…[...]
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“Queens Attorney Todd D. Greenberg Esq, presenting New York State Senate Citation to members of the Richmond Hill-S Ozone Park Lions Club — with Indarjeet Paul, Tania Sanabria, Mary L. Diakite, Romeo Hitlall and Naidoo Veerapen[...]
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Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown was honored by the Assistant District Attorney’s Association of Queens County for reaching his 50-year milestone of public service and becoming the longest serving district attorney in Queens County history. Attorney Todd D. Greenberg, the A.D.A.’s Association president and former assistant district attorney, presented the award to DA Brown at the association’s Holiday Dinner…[...]
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Trip And Fall Case Of Eighty Year Old Man Settled For $150,000.00 Prior To Jury Selection
Aug 12, 2019
Plaintiff, an 80 year old man, was walking down Skillman Avenue and 54 th Street in Queens, New York when he tripped and fell on a raised sidewalk slab. New York slip and fall attorney Todd Greenberg argued that the Defendants were negligent and careless in their ownership and operation of the aforesaid sidewalk in it had been repaired but remained in…[...]
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By HUGH SONDAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER A witness in the trial of an off-duty cop accused of plowing into a young Brooklyn motorcyclist while allegedly driving drunk painted a grisly scene of the collision in Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterday. Thomas Blanchett, 22, was one of two other motorcycle riders accompanying Stefanos Kiladitis on a fateful summer night cruise through Bay…[...]
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2008 WL 941856 (N.Y.Sup.) For Opinion See 2007 WL 6844986 (Trial Order), 2007 WL 6083344 (Trial Order), 2004 WL 5666052 (Trial Order), 2003 WL 25802817 (Trial Order) Copyright (c) 2010 ALM Media Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved Supreme Court, Twelfth Judicial District, Bronx County, New York. Manuel Barariso, also known as Manuel A. Balarezo, Manuel Atanacio Balarezo, Manuel Antanacio Balarezo…[...]
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A Queens man accused of killing his girlfriend appeared in court Monday. A grand jury indicted 33-year-old Jason Bohn on first-degree murder charges. Prosecutors allege the University of Florida law school graduate beat and strangled 27-year-old Danielle Thomas. Investigators found Thomas in a bathtub inside the couple’s Astoria apartment. Her body was surrounded by bags of ice. They said he…[...]
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