Many of our clients do not have extensive experience with the law. To help you become an informed and empowered partner in your case, our legal team has written these articles about local law. In these easy to read articles, learn more about legal definitions, the mechanics of a case, how a skilled attorney can help you, and more.
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Did the Police Engage in an Unlawful Search and Seizure in Your Criminal Case?What is your right against unreasonable searches and seizures in your criminal case? Learn what this constitutional right is and what to do if it is violated.
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You Could Face Serious Consequences for a Probation Violation in VirginiaCommon probation violations include failing to appear at scheduled court hearings, failing to report to a probation officer, unpaid court fines, and drug use.
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Possession of Marijuana Charges: What the Commonwealth of Virginia Must ProveHave you been charged with possession of marijuana in Virginia? Here, learn what the Commonwealth must prove and defenses you may be able to raise.
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Double Jeopardy: How Does it Protect You When You Have Been Charged With Committing a Crime?If you are being charged with a crime, your double jeopardy rights protect you against being recharged for the same offense. When do these rights apply?
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Are You Eligible for Virginia’s Marijuana First Offender Program?If you are facing a first marijuana possession charge, you may be eligible for Virginia’s first offender program. What are the requirements of this program?
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Are You a Suspect in a Criminal Case? There Are Important Rights You Need to ExerciseAre you a suspect in a criminal investigation? Here, learn about you important rights that you need to enforce to protect yourself when talking to the police.
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What You Need to Know to Claim the Medical Expenses You Deserve in Your Personal Injury ClaimIf you are filing a claim for compensation after a personal injury accident, you deserve all of your medical expenses. What should you include in your claim?
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Domestic Assault Charges in VirginiaTo prove a domestic assault occurred, the prosecution will have to prove the accused committed an “assault and battery” against a “family or household member.”
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Common Offenses You May Be Charged With for Assaulting a Law Enforcement OfficerHave you been charged with assaulting a police officer in Virginia? You may be facing serious felony charges with a mandatory prison sentence.
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Are You Asking for All the Lost Income You Are Entitled to in Your Personal Injury Claim?Do you need to file a claim for lost wages as part of your personal injury claim? Learn what losses other than your wages to request in your settlement.