Are you facing larceny charges in Virginia? It is critical to understand how larceny charges work in Virginia, and to learn more about the specific charges you are facing. No matter what type of larceny charges you are currently facing, you should have an aggressive Virginia criminal defense attorney on your side who can develop…

Being charged with and convicted of driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol in Virginia can have serious consequences. Indeed, even a first-time offense is a class 1 misdemeanor, which means that you could be facing fines of up to $2,500 and up to one year in jail, not to…

No one gets in the car with the expectation of being involved in an auto accident, yet more traffic collisions happen in Virginia than you might think. According to the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, there were 827 fatalities in 2019 crashes alone, and approximately 180 people, on average, were injured each day of the…

If you are involved in a family dispute and you learn that you have been accused of domestic violence, you may need to defend against protective orders. Anytime you are facing the possibility of a protective order in Virginia, it is extremely important to have a Fairfax domestic violence defense lawyer on your side. With…

If you are involved in a motor vehicle accident in Virginia and another driver was at fault, it can be incredibly frustrating to work through the claims process in order to seek the financial compensation you deserve. While auto insurance claims and car accident lawsuits can certainly require you to spend time and energy on…

Stories about mass shootings and firearms offenses make their way into the headlines with alarming frequency, but there is much more to Virginia gun laws than you would ever read about in the news. Some statutes cover conduct you thought would be legal or impose penalties that are much harsher than you expect; other laws…

Drunk driving is illegal in every US state, but a DUI case in Virginia could be more serious depending on the age of the motorist. It is unlawful for anyone under 21 years old to consume alcohol, so there are different laws that apply for underage DUI. However, if you were under age 18 when…

If you were recently injured and have been considering filing a personal injury claim, or if you are in the middle of a personal injury lawsuit, how will COVID-19 affect your case? It is important to discuss any and all specifics with a Virginia personal injury attorney, but in the meantime, we want to say…

For individuals under 18 years old and their parents, having a criminal case go through Virginia’s juvenile court system may seem like a blessing – especially if you’re facing collateral consequences. Instead of the severe punishment a minor could face for a conviction in adult court, he or she will be adjudicated as delinquent. The…

You are probably familiar with the basics of DUI laws in Virginia, so you know you face harsh penalties for a DUI conviction. Your driver’s license will be revoked for 12 months, you could receive a mandatory minimum fine of $250, and the court could issue a fine up to $2,500. Plus, drunk driving is…