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If an officer believes that a person is under the influence of drugs as opposed to alcohol, then they may designate a blood or urine test in lieu of a breath test. Sometimes drivers will perform poorly on field sobriety tests and show signs of impairment but test negative for alcohol. Also once someone has been arrested, the officer will conduct…Read More
Approximately 90 to 95 percent of DUI cases result in plea deals. This is because in most cases, there are lawyers inexperienced in DUI defense, underwhelming investigations, or overwhelming evidence of impairment and therefore it appears at first blush impossible to get a not guilty verdict. Experienced DUI lawyers, who have been trained in DUI Field Sobriety tests and in…Read More
According to statute, a first-time DUI in Georgia carries a mandatory minimum of 24 hours in jail, 12 months of reporting probation (which costs between $40 and $50 per month in fees), 40 hours of community service, a 20-hour DUI risk reduction course, fines ranging from $600 to $2,000, and a 120-day license suspension. In addition, many courts will require…Read More
In Georgia, DUIs cannot be expunged. What Questions Should I Ask When Looking For A DUI Attorney To Represent Me In Georgia? When looking for a DUI attorney in Georgia, a person should ask where and when they received their law degree, how many cases they have tried, how many DUI cases they have handled in the jurisdiction where their…Read More
The following article will cover: Types and degrees of assault charges in Fulton County, Georgia. Penalties for assault convictions in Georgia. The importance of obtaining legal representation from an assault or criminal defense attorney in Georgia. What Is The Charge For Assault In Fulton County, Georgia? Is An Assault A Misdemeanor Or A Felony? A simple assault in Fulton County,…Read More
The following article will cover: The definition and criteria for domestic violence under Georgia law. List of domestic violence-related charges in Georgia. Information on arrest, orders of protection, and victim testimony in domestic violence cases in Georgia. How Does Georgia Define Domestic Violence? What Are The Criteria For Related Charges? Under the Georgia Code, domestic violence is referred to as…Read More
We get lots of telephone calls from people all over the state based on our reputation. Some of the most frequent calls are regarding DUI cases, traffic violations, domestic battery (which can be considered felony aggravated assault if strangulation was involved), kidnapping, criminal damage to property, and aggravated battery. We also handle a lot of marijuana violations and gun violations.…Read More
The following article will cover: Property owners' duty to ensure their premises and approaches are safe for customers and business invitees. Information to gather and steps to take if you're a victim of a slip and fall accident, and the damages that can be recovered in a premise liability case. Factors that determine whether a property owner will be held…Read More
The following article will cover: UM insurance coverage and its importance for insured drivers in Georgia. Underinsured motorist coverage and the risks of having a collision with an at fault driver with inadequate insurance coverage in Georgia. Filing a UIM claim and the time limits involved in Georgia. I Was Hit And Injured By A Driver Who Was Uninsured. Do…Read More
The following article will cover: Common causes of trucking accidents in Georgia, including excessive speed, driver fatigue, and inattention. Types of serious injuries resulting from semi-truck accidents in Georgia, such as T-bone accidents, and the risks that passenger vehicles face in collisions with semi-trucks. Liability for severe injuries in Atlanta trucking accident cases, and the potential damages that can be…Read More