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Injury Auto Accident – Medical Bills & Beyond
Medical Care In serious injury accidents, where the driver is taken in an ambulance, there is no choice as to whether you will have medical bills. They are coming! There will be an ambulance bill, ER facility bill, ER doctor…
The Purpose Of Your Arraignment
Since an Arraignment is the first time you are formally presented to a judge regarding a criminal charge, it tends to be the most stressful part of a criminal case. For this reason, we take a lot of calls regarding…
3 Reasons To Bail Out A Loved One
1. Human Bias While we have a presumption of innocence in the United States, we can’t ignore that humans also have bias—some conscious and some unconscious. When a person remains in custody for the duration of a case and only…
Will You Be Criminally Charged For DUI Or Other Crime Months Later?
Knowing when or if you will be charged with a crime can be more confusing than most people would assume. Unless you were arrested and received notification of the court date for your Arraignment, you are stuck in legal limbo.…
Arrested And Released After A DUI Stop? Have Your Case Monitored!
The scenario where a person was stopped or arrested for a DUI and then “let go” is fairly new. Only a few years ago, the scenario was quite different. The state of Washington had a mandatory impound law, which required…
Was Calling The Police A Mistake? Did It End In An Unwanted Domestic Violence Assault Charge?
Assault charges are very serious criminal cases. One of the biggest challenges is fighting the No Contact Order once a person is arrested for Assault 4 with the special allegation of domestic violence. The cost to the person accused, as…
How To Challenge The 15 Minute Observation Period For A DUI Breath Test
When a DUI defense attorney looks over the facts of a case, one of the first stages of analysis is reviewing the investigation for evidence that can be suppressed. In other words, the suppressed evidence would be declared inadmissible at…
Stressed About A Criminal Charge? Don’t panic.
Understandably, the first response to a pending criminal charge is to panic. There are so many things to worry about–especially long-term consequences. If this is you, take a deep breath and take Ryan’s words of advice. The reason we don’t…