If you have been hurt on the job, be sure to give proper and timely notice of your injury in writing to your employer. Don’t let your employer or the workers’ compensation insurance carrier avoid responsibility for your medical expenses and lost wages because they did not receive proper notice. Notice to the employer of […]
Read MoreOne common question I receive is “when will we be able to review evidence from my DUI arrest?” For many of my clients that have been charged with a DUI, the one thing they want to know is what will happen in their case, which is impossible to answer prior to reviewing evidence. In order […]
Read MoreThe decision as to whether you should bench try your criminal case or proceed to a jury trial is a very important and case-specific decision. Consult with a highly-qualified criminal defense attorney in making this decision. Unless there are very good reasons not to, default to a jury trial in your criminal case. Learn more: […]
Read MoreIf the arresting officer did not read you your Miranda rights and you were in custody, any statements that you provided in response to questioning by the officer may be excluded from evidence in the trial of your case. A failure of the officer may result in charges being reduced or dismissed, but the does […]
Read MoreThere is nothing that creates more leverage for the State and hurts the defense of charges more than pre-trial incarceration. Getting a bond in a criminal case is vital.
Read MoreIt is critical that your personal injury lawyer understands what must be repaid from your injury settlement. Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement issues are especially important to understand in concluding your case.
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