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Many drivers in Georgia are not aware of their rights and responsibilities when being pulled over by law enforcement for suspected driving under the influence (DUI). That is why drivers often end up implicating themselves and making their situation worse than it already is.

People have a fundamental right to protect themselves and others from harm. A valid assertion of self-defense can mean the difference between a felony conviction and a finding of not guilty. It is a life-changing defense; therefore, it's worth pursuing if it applies to the incident you are being investigated or charged with committing.

Evidence in criminal cases can come in many forms. There can be witnesses, video footage, recordings, digital evidence such as emails or text messages, physical objects such as weapons, scientific results such as blood or DNA tests, photographs, and even graphs or charts prepared to explain what happened.

It's a familiar scenario—someone is accused of a crime, immediately jumps to the guilty verdict, and wonders whether it's worth it to hire an attorney. After all, if you're guilty, the evidence will prove it, right?

If you’ve recently been charged with a traffic violation in Georgia, you might be wondering what is going to happen next. You might be frightened and overwhelmed—or you might not think it’s worth it to fight the charges at all. No matter your specific situation, it’s important to know that traffic violations are worth fighting.

Individuals facing shoplifting charges must get the legal representation they need to seek their optimal outcome and avoid unfair penalties. My mission is to help folks dealing with shoplifting charges get the legal support they need.

It is no doubt that possible jail time can be intimidating. In the state of Georgia alone, the rate of imprisonment has grown drastically in the last 40 years.

An accident can result in minor or serious injuries, hospitalization, missed time at work, or reduced productivity. Under Georgia personal injury laws, accident victims may be eligible to pursue fair compensation by filing an insurance claim or lawsuit.

Dealing with the aftermath of a car accident can be incredibly difficult to handle. If you have been severely injured or your car has major damages, you may be entitled to a substantial amount of financial compensation. However, you may have to go through the other party’s insurance company.

Georgia personal injury laws give victims of negligent accidents the opportunity to seek damages for their injuries through injury claims or lawsuits. However, there is a lot of misleading information surrounding the state's car accident claims process. To avoid possible issues when filing your accident claims, getting help from a valuable Georgia personal injury attorney is crucial.