Gambone Law

10/16/2026

Friday is here and so is our law firm's weekly E-Update. Read it today and start this Fall weekend with information that could make the difference for you or a friend!

PA Motion to Suppress Evidence is a powerful pre-trial motion which attempts to exclude often extremely incriminating evidence, which, more than likely, will lead to a conviction. Examples of this type of evidence would include illegal narcotics, drugs, guns, fi****ms, money, or other items used to....

10/09/2026

Friday is here and so is our weekly E-Update! Read it today and start your weekend with information that could make all the difference for you or a friend!

Police investigations sometimes begin with a suspect’s Google searches done on a smart phone, tablet, or personal computer. Recently, Pennsylvania Supreme Court reviewed a case (Commonwealth v. Kurtz) where police subpoenaed a defendant’s Google history to assist in a prosecution. The history co...

10/08/2026

Our latest blog explains how courts evaluate motions to suppress the introduction of google search history into evidence. Read it today. Technology is great but it can drastically change the outcome of a criminal case!

REOP is a very important concept in this area. If a person does not have an expectation of privacy, he or she does not have a standing for any illegal search or seizure claim under the 4th and 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution

10/06/2026

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The defense argued that information obtained on the driver was obtained unconstitutionally and should be suppressed. The Court agreed. Using license-plate readers to track a vehicle's movement is considered a search. The police did not have a warrant or reasonable cause and the vehicle search was un...

10/02/2026

The first Friday of October is here and our weekly E-Update is out and in the inbox of our current and former clients along with their families! Read it today and start October off with information that could make the difference for you or a friend this weekend!

Our law firm is often called upon to defend domestic violence allegation in New Jersey. In some cases, these cases involve civil and criminal complaints. It is possible that a defendant will have to appear in a criminal court and family court in New Jersey. These two complaints can exist at the same...

09/25/2026

It is the last Friday in September, the weather is changing quickly, and our weekly E-Update delivers great content as always! Read it today and start this first fall weekend with information that could make the difference for you or a friend!

Recently, a Pennsylvania district judge ordered that former Bucknell University football strength and conditioning coach stand trial on felony aggravated hazing and misdemeanor counts of involuntary manslaughter, reckless endangerment and hazing following the 2024 death of 18-year-old Calvin “CJ.....

09/24/2026

The latest employment opportunity with our law firm in Moorestown, New Jersey.

Legal Writing Opportunity for Local 2L or 3L Students

Gambone Law is looking for a local 2L or 3L for a part-time paid position (10-12 hours/week) for our Moorestown, New Jersey office on main Street. This is a great opportunity, with flexible hours, for a student who would like to enhance his or her resume and future employment opportunities.

We are specifically looking for someone who has a passion for writing, enjoys that creative process but also has the ability to articulate his or her thoughts in a concise manner when necessary!
A candidate must have completed his or her first year courses and possess an undergraduate degree in English, Creative Writing, History, Philosophy or Journalism.

While we encourage all students to pursue employment opportunities, we cannot consider a candidate who does meet these requirements due to the nature of this position and our needs at this time.

Please email your resume with a short writing sample (2,000 words max) to [email protected]

09/24/2026

Our latest blog explains a recent case in Pennsylvania that made national headlines. Read it today to learn more about preliminary hearings in Pennsylvania!

At the preliminary hearing the prosecution (district attorney) argued that Mark Kulbis forced this player to engage in an intense workout despite training and direction from other coaches that such exercises were not appropriate or safe for use as part of training

09/10/2026

Our latest blog explains one of the charges in recent Penn State case. Read it today and learn more about what the Commonwealth needs for a conviction and how the defense could create reasonable doubt! Read it today!

Recently, 13 current and former Pennsylvania State University students were accused of running a co***ne trafficking ring out of fraternity houses. The lead defendants, Agostino Abbatiello, Thomas Robinson, and three others were charged with felonies related to the alleged co***ne operation. Eight o...

08/28/2026

Friday is here and so is our weekly E-Update. Our back-to-school blogs continue as students across New Jersey and Pennsylvania return to classes! Our blogs are a must read for every student and parent! It could make all the difference for you or a friend this academic year.

In a public school setting, police still need probable cause, but this legal standard does not apply to school administrators (teachers, principals, dean of students, etc.). in the school environment, administrator’s only need to establish reasonable suspicion which is a lower form of probable cau...