Someone Who Finds a Solution for Every Problem When life doesn’t go as planned and the immediate reality of the situation in no way matches the vision you imagined for yourself, take a breath and remember nothing is perfect. If… Read More
What to Do if There Is a Warrant for Your Arrest
Typically, people are arrested at the scene of the crime. These arrests are conducted without warrants and are permissible when the arresting officer has probable cause to believe that a crime was committed. For example, if they suspect drunk driving,… Read More
What to Look for in a Criminal Defense Lawyer
Above All Else, Look For Tenacity Not much else will strike as much fear in the heart of a person like the possibility of being convicted of a crime and the thoughts of facing prison time. If for whatever reason,… Read More
Drugs in Your Car When Stopped by the Police
CONTACT US NOW FOR A CONSULTATION If you’re stopped by the police and you’re found to be in possession of narcotics or other illegal drugs, the police on the scene are going to begin an investigation and make a determination… Read More
The Difference Between Bribery, Extortion, and Quid Pro Quo
Two federal crimes that have garnered national attention lately are bribery and extortion. Many people wonder “what are the differences between bribery and extortion?” Consider these key differences and be sure to consult with an experienced attorney if you’re facing… Read More
What Does a Criminal Defense Lawyer Do?
A criminal defense lawyer protects you and ensures that your rights were not violated either before or after you have been arrested for any crime in Connecticut. A criminal defense lawyer will evaluate the charges against you, the evidence the… Read More
Your Rights during a Federal Fraud Investigation
A criminal fraud scheme that attracts the attention of federal authorities is often extensive, long-lasting, and may leave a significant amount of evidence in its wake. To gather enough evidence to have probable cause to make arrests, federal agents often… Read More
Should You Take a Plea Bargain in a Connecticut Criminal Case?
If you’ve been accused of a state criminal offense in Connecticut, you’ve probably considered whether you should accept a plea bargain arrangement instead of taking your case to trial. Because each case is unique, there is no easy way to… Read More
Pleading Nolo Contendere to Protect Yourself in Civil Proceedings
At the beginning of every criminal case, you will need to tell the court how you “plead.” You should never plead guilty to an offense without first discussing your options with an experienced criminal defense lawyer. You can change your… Read More
Preparing Financially for Incarceration
When an individual is convicted of a crime, a jail or prison sentence is supposed to pay their debt to society. But those facing incarceration must prepare financially for what lies ahead in order to prevent emerging with financial scars… Read More
