Attorneys
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Driving under the influence checkpoints
Occasionally, the police arrange DUI checkpoints in many states of America for checking drunk or impaired drivers and motorists. The cops put up the checkpoints at mostly frequented highways during the holiday season. The holiday period is famous for alcoholic abuses including 4th July, Memorial Day etc. Checkpoints are usually the roadblocks on intersection points…
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Make Sure To Exercise Your Rights With An Attorney Present
Getting arrested for any reason is not a happy camper finale to a day. The police can detain your before an arrest or just detain you until they figure out what to do with you. All the while you are covered by your birthright, your Constitutional Rights which you should exercise immediately during any confrontation…
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Florida Is Not The Place To Get Busted For DUI
If you’re living in the state of Florida or if you’re planning on moving there, you’ll need to know the penalties for Driving Under the Influence aka DUI as the state does not take this offense lightly. Florida is known for some pretty hard DUI laws and penalties. They have a Blood Alcohol Level aka…
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Prevent drunken driving arrest and conviction
Drinking and driving should never go hand to hand. Many people unfortunately become a part of this mess. NHTSA, a body of United States Transportation Department considers all the drivers at 0.08 blood- alcohol concentration as substantially impaired. Mentioned below are certain steps which you could follow to ensure you are driving within your legal…
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Deciding If You Need a Personal Injury Attorney for Your Claim
Suffering an injury can dramatically impact your life. Whether your fell in someone’s house, were in a car accident, or something else happened to you, it can be a traumatic experience that interferes with how you function. And if your injury was substantial enough to cost you money, whether through lost wages or medical expenses,…
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An Attorney Charged with Fraud in Real Estate Closings
BOSTON—A Fairhaven attorney with an office in Taunton was charged today in federal court with diverting mortgage loan funds from real estate closings. Craig J. Martin, 53, of Taunton, was charged in an Information with two counts of bank fraud. The information alleges that Martin, in acting as a closing attorney for real estate transactions,…
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Lancaster Lawyer Convicted of All Charges in Bankruptcy Fraud
ALLENTOWN, PA—Kenneth G. Reidenbach, 61, an attorney practicing in Lancaster, PA, was convicted today of all charges in connection with fraud stemming from three bankruptcy proceedings in which he represented the debtors. Reidenbach was convicted of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud and to conceal property in a bankruptcy, bankruptcy fraud, two counts of concealing property…
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers DUIs
Tampa Buccaneers football team might need to do a better job on educating its players in regards to drinking and NOT driving concept. Bucs GM Mark Dominik said that the recent string of DUI arrests within the organization is “disappointing”. On April 1, 2011, Jay Kaiser, 37, the assistant to head coach Raheem Morris, became the third member…
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Award for making most DUIs goes to Pasco trooper
The winner of the Hurd-Smith award for making most DUI arrests on the state is a Pasco County trooper Ronald Evans Jr who has made 238 DUI arrests in 2010. Mr. Evans also won the award in 2009 for making 187 DUI arrests. This is a significant increase of 27% in a number of arrests…
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Tampa Buccaneers Executive Arrested on DUI charge
Shelton Shelton Quarles, the Bucs’ pro scouting coordinator and a former Pro Bowl linebacker with the team, was arrested on a DUI charge early Friday. Police arrested Quarles, 39, about 2:30 a.m. on Interstate 275 near Himes Avenue. Police saw a black Audi with the headlights off going 79 mph in a 55 mph zone.…