If you have had a run-in with High Point police and have been charged with DWI, it is imperative that you contact an attorney as soon as possible. The consequences of a DWI conviction can be severe, even for a first time offense. In addition, the damage that can be caused to your future and your reputation are not worth the risk, especially if your High Point DWI attorney can get the charges against you dropped altogether.

Many people who are charged with DWI mistakenly assume that if a test showed they were [...]

If you have been issued a citation by the Greensboro police and you are like most people, you will probably just pay the traffic ticket and move on. However, that is not always the best thing to do. When you pay a citation, the courts consider that an admission of guilt, and that guilt can cost you more than just the citation fee since it will result in points against your record and cause your insurance rates to increase. Before paying off a citation so that you can just be done with it, [...]

The Guilford County courts take a very dim view of probation violation. If you remember that kid in school who could never get away with anything because teachers and administrators would never believe the story offered, that’s how judges and probation officers look at offenders who have violated their probation. No matter what reason given, even when it is truthful and legitimate, the response is usually a shake of the head and an implied, “a likely story.” That is why anyone in the Greensboro, NC area who has violated probation, even unintentionally, needs [...]

With all of the details that must be tended to following an auto accident—from medical appointments to visits to the body shop—many people scratch contacting a lawyer off of the list because they do not see it as necessary when there are already so many other pressing things to do. However, it’s in the best interests of any Greensboro resident who has been injured in an accident to at least consult with a lawyer before trying to manage all of the other business at hand.

In most cases, if you have indicated that [...]

A licensed insurance agent was indicted by a federal grand jury in Greensboro last week on criminal charges of mail fraud, making false statements to insurance examiners, and making false entries into the books of an insurance business. Following his arrest, he bonded out of jail with the assistance of his Greensboro criminal defense attorney on a $10,000 bond.

Criminal investigators allege that the agent misled clients into thinking that they were investing in various CDs and annuities, but that he was actually pocketing the money for his own personal use. The investigators [...]