Winner of the 2025 Flusche & Fitzgerald Law School Scholarship!
We’re pleased to announce the winner of the 2025 Flusche & Fitzgerald Law School Scholarship: Kayla Campbell Kayla will begin her first year at South Texas College of Law this fall. Her interest in becoming an attorney was sparked the summer before her last year of high school, when she worked for a criminal defense […]
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Can The Police Pull You Over For a Pine Tree Air Freshener?
It depends upon your state. Key Takeaways Many states allow police to stop drivers for hanging objects, such as pine tree air fresheners, if they obstruct the driver’s view. Virginia law changed in 2021: while dangling objects are still prohibited, police cannot pull you over solely for that reason—they need another valid basis first. […]
MoreIs It Worth It to Go to Court for a Simple Speeding Ticket?
You’re driving through Virginia, maybe a bit over the speed limit, when flashing lights appear in your rearview mirror. You’re given a ticket, and now you’re faced with a choice—pay the fine and move on, or go to court and fight. Before deciding, consider how paying it impacts your future. Key Takeaways Paying a speeding […]
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Virginia Cell Phone Laws: How To Fight A Cell Phone Ticket
Did you know that Virginia prohibits holding a phone while driving? As of January 1, 2021, that’s now a traffic infraction with a minimum $125 fine AND three points on your driving record. Let’s talk about the law and how you can fight it. Key Takeaways Virginia law bans holding a phone while driving, with […]
MoreVirginia’s New Expungement Law Explained
You’ve worked tirelessly to turn your life around, but a single charge from your past casts a shadow over job interviews, housing applications, or even your license. Maybe it was a misdemeanor from years ago, something you never imagined would follow you this far. Now, you’ve heard Virginia has revamped its expungement laws. But what […]
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What Happens If the Officer Doesn’t Show up for Court?
Clients often ask, “What happens if the officer doesn’t show up to court? Will my case be dismissed?” Unfortunately, as with a lot of things in law, the answer is, it depends. A case may be dismissed if the officer is absent, but the judge has the final decision. If the absence lacks justification, the […]
MoreFour Tips for Handling Reckless Driving Tickets
When you’re accused of reckless driving, you have options. One of the first choices you need to make is how you’re going to handle the case. Do you want to handle it yourself, ignore it, or hire an attorney? Let’s see how those choices work. Here are 4 tips for handling your reckless driving ticket […]
MoreHow Much Will My Virginia Speeding Ticket Cost Me?
Exploring the consequences of a Virginia speeding ticket? and wondering how much a Virginia speeding ticket costs? This guide unpacks the potential financial hit from fines to court fees, and how expert legal representation can make a difference in your case. Key Takeaways Virginia speeding ticket costs include fines ($6-$8 per mph over the […]
MoreInsurance Ramifications of a Hit and Run in Virginia
You were just trying to get home. A sudden jolt, the screech of tires—and then suddenly the other driver sped off, leaving you with a damaged car and even more uncertainty. What does this mean for your insurance? Your record? Your future? Whether you were hit or are being accused, this guide will help you […]
MoreCDL Disqualification Due to Reckless Driving in Virginia
You were trying to make a tight delivery window or finish a long shift. A late lane change, a downhill stretch, or a moment of distraction, and now you’re facing a reckless driving charge and left with questions: Can you lose your CDL for reckless driving? How long do you have to wait to get […]
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