A Doylestown man recently faced some very serious charges related to domestic violence, such as simple assault, harassment, strangulation, and disorderly conduct. The parties involved, including the arresting officer, agreed that his behavior appeared to be related to a mental health crisis. Attorney Michael Fienman…
Under Pennsylvania law, real estate sellers must disclose all latent defects, meaning those that can’t be seen or readily found in an inspection. If a buyer can show the seller knew of such defects and failed to disclose them, they can bring an action for…
After an unfortunate incident in Lancaster, our client was charged with resisting arrest, which is a 2nd-degree misdemeanor, public drunkenness, and disorderly conduct. This exposed him to some inconvenient penalties and possible time in custody because of his criminal record. But fortunately, he retained attorney…
Attorney Michael Fienman was retained by the family of a young woman who was being harassed by private investigators and police to participate in a high profile trial. The woman in question did not want to be involved and asked to be left alone. But…
A young man driving in Delaware County was pulled over by Haverford Township police, who ultimately saw a rolled marijuana blunt in the center console. A search of the car also turned up rolling papers and a bottle full of pills in the passenger side…
