Criminal Defense

Parties, work events and casual hangouts mix people from different circles. You might talk with friends and never notice what happens in another room. Then police arrive, panic spreads and officers charge people who stand nearby. If you hold a Connecticut license,...

The epidemic of fatal drug overdoses is concerningly high across the U.S., despite the increased availability of emergency treatments like Naloxone that can be given by those trained to do so, as well as others. The best way to keep an overdose from becoming fatal is...

Facing criminal charges can feel overwhelming. You may worry about going to jail, losing your job or how the case will affect your future. Understanding bail, bond and pretrial release can give you clarity and help you take control. Acting early with the right defense...

Learning about pending criminal charges or an investigation can make people very anxious. They worry about the notoriety that could accompany a criminal trial, as well as the penalties that could follow a conviction or guilty plea. In scenarios where people face...

Facing criminal charges is a stressful and uncertain situation, and it’s natural to want to connect with others for support or distraction if you’re in this position. However, when you’re dealing with a legal battle, staying off social media is one of the wisest steps...

Fraud charges are allegations that people have lied or tricked others, usually for financial gain. People may face fraud allegations due to their personal behavior or professional activities. For example, a mortgage broker might face fraud charges if they encourage a...

Drug charges range from minor possession offenses to more serious trafficking and distribution charges. Some drug offenses involving small amounts of drugs for personal use are misdemeanor offenses. Other violations of controlled substances laws are potential felony...

An assortment of different actions might constitute white-collar crimes. Embezzlement and multiple different types of fraud violate both state and federal statutes. Depending on the scope of the alleged criminal activity, an individual accused of a white-collar...

If you or a close relative is cited with RICO violations in Connecticut, you may not know the next step to take to prove your innocence. The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO Act) was passed in 1970 by the United States Congress to fight...