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Services
Dr. Weinberg is not currently taking on new research and writing clients as he is currently devoted to representing parents in educational disputes. He is available to handle appeals of special education cases to the New York State Review Officer and federal court.
As New Jersey Legal Research and U.S. Legal Research, Dr. Weinberg provides research and writing on many topics of law. Nearly any issue of law for your brief, motion or memorandum can be reasearched.
Dr. Weinberg is available to draft summary judgment motions, motions to dismiss, appellate briefs, most other pleadings and motions, and memoranda of law.
All briefs, memoranda, and motions are drafted efficiently and with the utmost professionalism.
Practice Areas
U.S. Legal Research is not limited to particular practice areas. However, clients have practiced Family Law and Personal Injury Law. Dr. Weinberg has also researched topics in the following areas: Criminal Law, Trusts and Estates, School Law, Construction Law, and Federal Anti-Discrimination Law, and Property. He is able to do research for attorneys in nearly any practice area.
Writing Samples
Family Law: Memorandum:
This memorandum was written for a client who needed to argue a point of New Jersey annulment law. The memo draws on analogous New Jersey law and similar annulment statutes in other states.
This project was completed in under seven hours.
Personal Injury: Brief:
This is a brief in opposition to summary judgment. It addresses the issues of applicability of the New Jersey workman's compensation statute, standard of care, and standard of proof in summary judgment cases.
This project was completed in under eleven hours.
Criminal Law: Brief:
This is a brief in support of a motion to dismiss an indictment. It analyzes three charges brought against a defendant. Point I argues that the elements of the crimes were not sufficiently alleged. Point II argues for dismissal on the grounds of prosecutorial misconduct.
This project was completed in eighteen hours.
Construction Law: Brief:
This is a brief in support of summary judgement for a large construction law case. The brief is just under 60 pages long. The facts section is about 30 pages and the legal argument is about 25 pages.
This project was completed in about thirty nine hours.
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