Being injured on the job can be a very frightening experience. Many New Jersey employees who are injured or become ill on the job and unable to perform work are eligible for workers’ compensation. Working with a skilled workers’ compensation attorney help ease the anxiety of the situation and will provide the legal counsel you… Read More
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Heroin Epidemic on the Rise in New Jersey
Last year, heroin-related overdoses caused 225 more deaths in New Jersey than car accidents and it’s continuing to get worse according to recent statistics. In fact, heroin deaths have been on the rise for more than four years in New Jersey. Heroin-related Deaths by NJ County According to data released by the NJ Medical Examiner’s… Read More
Summer Music Festivals and Drug Crime Defense
There’s no shortage of entertainment at the Jersey Shore. In fact, more than 60 music festivals are scheduled throughout the summer. Events include a tour with the band Mumford & Sons in Seaside Heights, Point Pleasant SummerFest, Oceanfest in Long Branch on the fourth of July, to the Beach Glow Music Festival in Atlantic City…. Read More
Underage Drinking at Graduation Parties Could Cost Hosts
Many New Jersey seniors are gearing up for graduation season and looking forward to the house parties that often accompany the ceremonious occasion. But, it’s important to note, if alcohol becomes a part of those special events, both the parents and the graduating teen stand to get in serious legal trouble. It’s not uncommon for… Read More
Teachers and Criminal Charges
While teachers have to go through many requirements for a career in education; for some, criminal records are a common hurdle to overcome. School employees in New Jersey require a criminal background check conducted through the Federal Bureau of Investigation or State Bureau of Identification through the New Jersey State Police. These laws are complex… Read More
Real Estate Professionals and Criminal Convictions
A real estate license is the lifeblood of every agent. Yet every year, thousands lose their licenses. Some are considered criminals, others may be considered incompetent, yet others may be victims of unfortunate circumstances. At Villani & DeLuca P.C., we understand how painful it can be for real estate professionals to be unfairly charged affecting… Read More
Understanding the Basics of Resisting Arrest
Heading out to a nightclub at the Jersey Shore this weekend? Disturbances can often occur outside of bars and clubs in which police will be called in to break up a developing fight. These situations are not uncommon in Ocean or Monmouth County and can result in arrests of those involved in addition to those… Read More
Bragging About Your Crime On Social Media – Not A Good Idea
Everyone leaves small clues (like fingerprints) all over the internet; and leveraging social media is just one of many ways law enforcement officials have been collecting evidence from social media to help them solve crimes. Surprise…self-incriminating social media posts can be dangerous. Social media has taken command of a large portion of our attention in… Read More
Were You Read Your Miranda Rights in NJ?
Arrested? Were You Read Your Rights? Many who have faced arrest often argue that they were not “read their rights” when they were in custody. These “rights” are called Miranda Rights. At the time you are placed under arrest, the officer must read you your Miranda rights, or right to remain silent, before questioning you…. Read More
DUI Led to ‘Real Housewives’ Star’s Fraud Charges
“Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Joe Giudice is facing federal prison time for fraud. Now, according to NJ.com, he either has to take a plea or go to trial for state fraud charges that began with a DUI. New Jersey has charged Guidice with fraud on the grounds that he attempted to pass his… Read More
