It all depends on why the charges were dismissed. The co-defendants do not necessarily share the same situations. Conceivably, one could be guilty...

The easy answer is "Yes." Of course, I can't coment on what proof problems there may be, or how much, if anything, your son will be able to...

Definitely go back to your previous lawyer! There are ways to tell which injuries are new. No one will use your previous case to “defame your...

I would very strongly suggest that you somehow find the money to retain an attorney in Florida who couple work out a disposition before you go down...

Generally speaking, the statute of limitations in civil actions for intentional acts is one year, for negligence it’s 3 years, and for criminal...

This is a child support question, not a criminal defense question.

The dollar value threshold for grand larceny has been increased over the years due to inflation. There is no reason to believe it won’t be raised...

It sounds like you do! Contact a personal injury attorney immediately!

The first thing you should do is hire an attorney to represent you. You are facing an 11-point speed, which, if convicted, will likely result in a...

Mr. Rothstein is absolutely correct. You can sue anyone for anything, but that doesn’t mean you are going to win. It’s probably not worth suing the...