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How a DUI Conviction Can Impact Your Commercial Driver’s License in New Jersey

For commercial drivers in New Jersey, a DUI conviction carries life-changing consequences. Your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) is your livelihood, and even a single DUI charge can jeopardize your career. At Zegas Law, we understand the gravity of your situation and are committed to guiding you through this difficult time with skilled legal representation. In this article, we’ll break down…
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Self-Defense Claims in New Jersey: When is it Legal?

In New Jersey, the right to self-defense is both a vital protection and a complex legal matter. Understanding when and how you can legally defend yourself is crucial, especially in high-stress situations where split-second decisions can have long-lasting consequences. This blog explores the legal boundaries of self-defense in New Jersey, including the conditions under which it is justified, the nuances…
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Facing Serious Charges? What to Ask Your Defense Attorney After an Arrest

Being arrested and facing serious criminal charges can be a harrowing experience. The uncertainty, fear, and potential consequences can be overwhelming. In such critical times, having a knowledgeable and empathetic criminal defense attorney by your side is invaluable. At Zegas Law, we understand the gravity of your situation and are here to provide the guidance and defense you need. To…
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How Can a Felony Conviction Affect My Career?

The Impact of a Felony Conviction in NJ Potential jail time is not the only risk that comes with a felony. If you are convicted of a felony, not only could you spend time in jail, but you could also lose your career. It doesn’t matter if you are working toward a career or you have already developed years of…
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White-Collar Crime: What You Need to Know

The History of White-Collar Crimes When we think of criminals, we often picture individuals far removed from financial stability. However, numerous financial crimes are committed by business professionals across the nation. In 1939, the FBI coined the term “white-collar crime” to describe these types of offenses. But what are the most common types of white-collar crimes, and how can you…
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