Choosing A Successful Outcome

Posted on: 24 August 2020

Knowing the classification of a crime can help you determine the severity of the possible sentence. Criminal offenses fall under one of three classifications. Infraction An infraction, or petty offense, is considered the least severe classification for a criminal charge. Infractions are nonviolent crimes, such as certain traffic offenses, littering, or doing something without the proper license or permit. Often, an infraction isn't even considered a criminal offense, but is instead treated as a civil offense. [Read More]

Posted on: 1 January 2020

Not everyone that has been in an accident that is not their fault is going to have a need to take legal action. However, if you have been the victim in an accident that is not your fault, you might find yourself wondering if there is a need for you to hire a personal injury attorney. It can be a confusing matter for some people, especially if they have never found themselves in that situation in the past. [Read More]

Posted on: 24 October 2019

Hearing that you stand accused of a crime may have you ready to put up a legal fight. It's important, however, to weigh your options. That, of course, begs the question, "What are your options?" Let's look at the ways you may be able to respond to allegations. During the Investigative Process Ask any criminal defense attorney, and they'll tell you the best time to fight a case is before it even becomes one. [Read More]

Posted on: 26 June 2019

Being charged with a DWI doesn't have to mean the end of all things as you know it—in fact, as long as you aren't charged with a second DWI within the next 10 years, you'll feel only a small amount of blow-back in your personal life; however, your professional life may suffer if your job or the company you work for has contractual regulations in place. Here, you'll find a few tips to help you maintain a sense of normalcy as you work through the system and do what needs to be done to put this behind you. [Read More]