Criminal Defense
Speeding might be the most widely-recognized traffic offense, but there are many other reasons a driver might be stopped. In North Carolina, any traffic offense adds points to your driving record. After only 12 points, your license can be suspended. Losing the ability to drive can significantly impact your daily life. You may be unable…
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Even if you never choose to drink and drive, you might be the victim of a drunk driving accident. In 2011, the FBI reported that 1,215,077 drivers were arrested for impaired driving. It might seem impossible to avoid another driver or control the actions of others. However, there are a few things that you can…
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The stereotypical criminal may be what most people imagine, but white-collar crimes are all too common as well. A white-collar crime is one committed by a business or government professional. He or she is motivated by money and the crime rarely involves violence. White-collar crimes are often committed by someone who is in a position…
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Driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs is prohibited throughout the United States. However, each state sets its own regulations as far as what the legal limit is and what the penalties are for each offense. While drinking and driving is always discouraged, it is important to know the local laws. Avoid a DWI…
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Every single day, an average of nine people is killed in a car accident involving a distracted driver. The Center for Disease Control tracks this figure and also reports that daily injuries top 1,500 people nationwide. Despite the risk factors, many drivers still make mistakes. Texting and driving tops the list of distractions. A single…
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Drunk driving is a serious concern for residents of North Carolina, as well as the rest of the United States. The issue is not just with those who are legally able to drink and choose to drive when intoxicated. The number of underage children involved has prompted the state to launch a campaign called Talk…
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Speeding and distracted driving are hot topics across North Carolina at any time. A recent surge of traffic fatalities in the Triad area over the Thanksgiving holiday serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of speeding. Although drivers know the laws and are familiar with the risks, it is easy to assume it will…
Read MoreBeing charged with a crime is a life-changing experience. Regardless of the specific charges or circumstances, an individual will benefit most from hiring a reputable defense attorney. Even the most straightforward-seeming trial can have multiple outcomes. Each case is unique, making it difficult to determine the best course of action. However, a strong criminal defense…
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Drug possession is a criminal offense in the state of North Carolina. It may be a felony or misdemeanor charge, depending on the classification of the substance. Penalties can include jail time and fines. The North Carolina drug possession schedule elaborates on the consequences of each type of substance. A criminal charge can significantly impact…
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Driving through North Carolina in the winter requires additional care. Snow and ice can contribute to slick roads or decreased visibility. Traffic can slow and become congested, tempting drivers to speed when the road is clear. Construction can create additional hazards and particularly dangerous roads or bridges may be closed. Winter weather is the perfect…
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