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why you need a criminal lawyer at your side

Unfortunately, many of us find ourselves in legal binds of all sorts. It could be a simple misunderstanding or a lapse in judgement, but the legal problems are real nonetheless. If you are facing criminal charges, it is time to consider getting an attorney. There are several good reasons for paying attorney fees instead of going in front of the judge on your own or relying on a public defender. Our blog will present you with several examples, ideas and reasons why you need to be represented by a criminal law attorney before you even stand before a judge the very first time.

DUI Charges: 3 Alternative Types Of Vehicles That You Can Still Be Arrested In

Posted on August 24, 2016

When thinking of a DUI, the initial visuals will usually involve a car or truck. While these types of vehicles account of a majority of DUI charges, the "driving" portion of this charge can apply to all types of vehicles. It may come as a shock if you are charged with a DUI in an alternative type of vehicle. Fortunately, you have a lot of options and different circumstances to deal with when you are confronted with these alternative charges. [Read More]

3 Ways Your Doctor Might Be Responsible For Your Addiction To Prescription Pain Meds

Posted on September 21, 2015

For those whose thoughts are fogged by a prescription pain killer addiction, it can be difficult to understand what circumstances lead to their suffering. Oftentimes addicts blame their own lack of willpower for their chemical dependency, when in reality they've been set up for failure by a negligent doctor. If your life is currently affected by an addiction to pain medication that you were legally prescribed, read on to learn 3 ways your doctor might be at fault for your suffering. [Read More]

What Does My Greenville NC Wrongful Death Lawyer Have To Prove?

Posted on January 8, 2014

Depending on the circumstances that led to the death of your loved one, your Greenville NC wrongful death lawyer may be able to file a lawsuit on your behalf. As long as you fit the definition of a survivor, there is a possibility that you can receive a settlement if someone caused the death of your loved one. Your lawyer is tasked with proving that the person or business that caused the death acted in a negligent manner. [Read More]