He attributes his success to client education , community involvement , and a reputation for cost effective, practical solutions to legal problems.
Army veteran. Bob frequently lectures on how to avoid probate , asset preservation , and estate and nursing home planning. He was real estate law columnist for both the Buffalo News and Courier Express. When not practicing law, Bob enjoys paddle boarding; and spending time with his family; German Shepherd Dog, Leo; and cat, Vinny. He stopped a legal challenge to the constitutionality of the New York seatbelt law.
As a prosecutor, Bob saw many personal injury car accident cases and distracted driver cases. These dangerous drivers endangered the lives of their passengers , pedestrians , bicyclists, and other drivers. As a prosecutor, Mr. Friedman learned how people are victimized by dangerous and distracted drivers. In learning how people were victimized, he learned how to best speak to people and the police. He learned to investigate and to look deeper. To help keep our roads safe, Mr.
The Steps in a Criminal Case. The Rights of the Crime Victim. The Consequences of a Criminal Conviction on Employment. Common Criminal Sentences. The Grand Jury. Resisting Arrest. Differences Between a Violation, Misdemeanor, and Felony. Plea Bargaining. Immigration Consequences of a Criminal Investigation. Criminal Possession of Marijuana in the Fifth Degree.
Abandonment of a Child. Assault in the First Degree. Assault in the Second Degree. Assault in the Third Degree.
