Possibly. I suggest you consult with a personal injury attorney immediately.

No, it is not true that the court must respond within one year or the ticket must be dismissed.

Are you kidding? You got terrific deal! You were charged with a 6-point speed, and you are ending up with a zero-point parking ticket. The fine...

This is more of wrongful death question than a criminal defense question. In all likelihood, the statute of limitations to sue has already elapsed....

The answer is “maybe.” You are charged with a 4-point speed. It depends on what court your ticket is returnable in. If you received the ticket in...

It's probably not an assault, unless your neighbor could demonstrate some physical injury, but it could constitute harassment. I very strongly...

I see no reason why he can’t testify, but the Defendant’s past sounds like good fodder for cross examination by the prosecution. The Defense should...

Mr. Rothstein and Mr. Palumbo are correct. In NYC traffic court there is no plea bargaining; you either plead guilty or go to trial. Therefore, you...

Mr. Rothstein and Mr. Cassara are both correct; your boyfriend can go to jail for the maximum sentence allowable for the crime of which he was...

I don’t know what the law is in D.C., but here in New York it’s unlikely you could have the warrants vacated without appearing in court. I suggest...