Criminal Defense

If you have a drug habit – or even just casually indulge occasionally – you’re probably very conscious of the risks. The influx of high-powered “Frankenstein” opioids into the state has a lot of people on all sides of the equation anxious about overdoses. It’s wise,...

Being charged with a criminal offense is one of the more troubling things that can happen to a person. Your career, family and personal life are all put on the line.  It is only natural to feel stressed under such circumstances, but it is important to try not to...

When you injure another person or cause their death, the state will likely charge you with a violent criminal offense. Especially if the incident involved a physical altercation or the use of deadly weapons, Ohio prosecutors could bring charges against you for a...

Obtaining your driving license is an exciting time. It can open the door to new career opportunities and allow you to travel as you see fit.  As well as granting certain freedoms, driving is also a huge responsibility. The roads can be hazardous at the best of times,...

The Fourth Amendment is a critical part of the Bill of Rights and protects American citizens from unlawful searches and seizures of places such as their homes and cars. But now that you find yourself stopped on the highway by a law enforcement officer, you wonder...

The constitution guarantees citizens of the United States a host of fundamental legal rights. Each amendment addresses different issues and rights which citizens can then invoke should they need to. The Fifth Amendment relates to protection against self-incrimination....

While the majority of road users in Ohio go about their daily business with no interference, there is always a possibility of being pulled over by the police. Why does this happen? There will often be a reason, such as a suspected driving infraction or even a broken...

As soon as you see those red and blue lights flashing behind your vehicle, you will probably start to worry about what this traffic stop will mean for your life. A traffic stop can mean traffic tickets or even an arrest, which could lead to additional insurance costs...

There’s been a national shift in the types of drugs that are leading to overdose deaths. As the illicit drug market moves away from marijuana and methamphetamine, it’s moved on to something far more dangerous: fentanyl. According to the U.S. Drug Enforcement...

If the police pull you over and arrest you for allegedly having a blood alcohol content above the legal limit, it can be a scary moment. You might be worried about the possible consequences on your employment, possible fines and jail time, the suspension of your...