Why You Need To Hire An Appellate Lawyer To Win Your Case

Posted on 2 March 2017

You might have a good working relationship with your existing trial lawyer. You trust them, and they have worked very hard on your behalf. They already know the complexities of your case and have been working months if not years on getting your case either dismissed or the charges dropped. If your case has gone to the appeals board, however, it is better to hire an appellate lawyer to take over the process, and there are very valid reasons why. [Read More]

Injured By A Defective Airbag? Here's What You Need To Know

Posted on 12 July 2016

Airbags are designed to save lives in the event of an accident, but a defective airbag can just as easily cause serious injuries. One major airbag manufacturer is currently under fire for its defective airbags, with over 34 million vehicles potentially affected in the United States alone. If you or a loved one is injured by a defective airbag, you'll need to know how you can be compensated for your injuries. [Read More]

Drunk Biking Charges In California: What You Need To Know

Posted on 23 March 2016

Bike riding is a healthy (and often more enjoyable) alternative to driving your car, but riders still need to take responsibility on the road. Unfortunately, as cycling becomes more popular, the likelihood of an accident increases. Studies show that more than a quarter of riders over the age of 16 killed on Californian roads were over the legal driving limit for alcohol when they died. Learn more about the law concerning drunk biking in California, and find out what this charge entails. [Read More]

What Should You Know About Drug-Impaired Driving Enforcement In Colorado?

Posted on 17 February 2016

As one of the forerunners in marijuana decriminalization and legalization nationwide, Colorado has also taken measures to help prevent legal recreational and medical marijuana from being used by those who plan to drive in the near future. However, because the active ingredient in marijuana is fat-soluble and tends to accumulate in your system with repeated use, law enforcement professionals can often find it difficult to determine whether a driver suspected of operating under the influence ingested marijuana just a few minutes before getting behind the wheel or a few days (or even weeks) ago. [Read More]

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Choosing To Remain Positive

After I was falsely accused of a crime that I didn't commit, I realized that I had two options. I could either feel bad for myself and remain depressed, or I could choose to look for the positive and stay hopeful that my accusations would be overturned in court. It was a difficult decision, but I knew that I would need to stay positive if things were ever going to get better. The results were amazing. The judge and jury could tell that I was confident and genuine in my appeals for their understanding. My lawyer had an easier time proving my case. This blog is all about choosing to stay positive during your court case.

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