Court requirements vary from state to state. If you are involved in a criminal case, seek an attorney who is an expert in your state’s procedures.
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Is Being Drunk A Legal Defense To Criminal Charges?
Learn whether being voluntarily intoxicated can be used as a defense for committing a criminal offense, and difference of general intent and specific intent.
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Is Filing A Slip and Fall Lawsuit Always A Good Idea?
Slip and fall lawsuits are your right exercise if you have been involved in a serious accident. However, it is important to understand the implications.
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Preparing For Traffic Court
If you plan to defend yourself in court against a traffic citation, you should use “discovery” to obtain the police officer’s notes and get your case dismissed.
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An Overview of Virginia 2015 Traffic Law Changes
In 2015, Virgina State legislatures passed new traffic laws to improve public safety. Understanding these new laws is important for VA drivers.
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What is Grand Theft In Virginia?
Grand theft in Virginia is classified as a major criminal defense. Penalties for this offense will vary depending on the severity of the violation.
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Landlord Liability for Slip and Fall Accidents
Slip and fall cases involving rental property, proving landlord negligence will depend on where you fell and what caused your accident and injuries.
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What is Grand Larceny?
In Virginia, grand larceny is considered a major theft crime that carries felony penalties in most cases. Grand larceny is more serious than petty larceny.
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Homeowners Insurance for Accidents Off of Your Property
Learn if your homeowner’s insurance helps or covers an off-property claim. In addition, discover how an attorney will assist you in your time of need.
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Avoiding DUI Penalties With a “Wet Reckless” Charge
In a “wet reckless” you plead guilty to reckless driving with alcohol involved. The penalties aren’t as severe as in a DUI in the state of Virginia
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