Vehicular crime—it's a serious offense.

If you've been involved in a traffic incident, whether you're the plaintiff or the defendant, we can help. Even if it's viewed as an “accident,” serious criminal charges can result based on reckless conduct. So even though a driver did not intend to cause damage or harm, they can still be convicted and sent to prison. And if a driver leaves the scene of the accident, there can be additional charges as well. Our expertise and experience are just the tools you need to launch or defend a lawsuit in a case of traffic law. Whether it's a collision or a law violation, you need a strong legal team in your corner to deal with the situation. That's where we come in. We can handle litigation for you in the following areas of traffic law:

Vehicular homicide. This charge can accompany drunken driving or driving under the influence of other substances if fatalities occur. Manslaughter, negligent homicide, or second-degree murder can be charged in connection with these cases, and all of them carry lengthy prison sentences. Second-degree murder is a Class A felony; a conviction carries a potential sentence of a term of years not less than ten years and not to exceed thirty years, or life imprisonment. Road Rage, reckless driving, careless and imprudent driving, and driving while your license is suspended are also offenses that can carry jail time.

Because of the severe prison sentences associated with these crimes, your smartest recourse is to talk with an experienced attorney who understands how the system works and has dealt successfully with these situations. Our firm can represent you and handle all aspects of the case, including: pre-trial investigation; witness interviews; legal research; defense identification; plea negotiations; and full litigation at trial and on appeal. We will give you the highest level of criminal defense representation available anywhere.

In addition to these charges, there are other vehicular felonies that we can represent you on as well:

• Aggravated Assault
• Endangerment
• Leaving the Scene of an Accident
• DUI and DWI charges.