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Dear Friends and Clients: On behalf of all of us at Popescu Law Group, we hope this message finds you well during this difficult and unprecedented time we are experiencing together. Like many of you, we have been closely monitoring the news around the COVID-19...

A vicious, derogatory, false comment or review has been posted online about your business. You have gone through all seemingly available non-legal options but it does not seem possible to have the published post removed, at least not here and not now. Quite...

New Jersey Employers beware: incorrectly classifying W-2 employees as 1099 consultants is likely to become more costly than ever and a state government crackdown against violators is unfolding. By way of background, employers occasionally incorrectly classify...

REPEATING OTHERS’ DEFAMATION ON THE INTERNET IS PROTECTED SPEECH; IN ANY OTHER FORMAT IT IS ACTIONABLE DEFAMATION! Simply stated, the tort of defamation requires five distinct elements: (i) the making of a verbal (slander) or written (libel) statement of actual fact...

Happy to have won a significant defamation defense action in New York Supreme Court. I represented a renowned, celebrity attorney and his law firm. They were both sued for defamation, interference with business relations and infliction of emotional distress.The...

Congratulations Robert Popescu for receiving the Distinguished Contributor's Award for providing legal advice on public television since 1995 for the benefit of minority communities.  The award was bestowed on October 17th by the producers of Romanian Voice...

….The prudent course is to deal with everything now, in one action. Unless there are extenuating circumstances, including set offs and credits, which could affect equitable distribution, you should seek a piece (e.g 1/2) of the value of the transferred assets. Practically speaking, it does not really matter from whom you recover, as long as you do.

Mr. Popescu was just interviewed by several media outlets in connection with the New York based US Attorney's press release concerning the arrest of two Romanians and one Italian national in Montenegro on weapons and terrorism charges.  The indictment has just been...

…alleged defamatory statements published on Facebook, technology continues to impact our legal system, with new developments springing every day. The latest such development, of interest to New York legal practice in particular, comes in the form of a decision published on September 12, 2014 out of Richmond County, New York, in the case known as Noel B. v. Anna Marie A. The decision is novel in that it explicitly permitted service of process via Facebook.

I am trying to obtain a sizable business loan from a local bank. I am asked for a formation certificate and a standing certificate. Is it the same thing? If not, what is the difference?