What Are The Most Common Types Of Drug Charges Your Firm Handles In GA? The most common types of drug charges handled by the firm in Georgia include: Cocaine Marijuana Methamphetamine (Meth) Synthetic drugs like spice Prescription painkillers Alcohol-related offenses Each of these substances may lead to different charges, ranging from possession to trafficking, with penalties varying depending on the quantity and specific circumstances of the case. What Determines Whether A Drug Arrest Will Be Charged As A Misdemeanor Or Felony In GA? In Georgia, whether a drug arrest is charged as a misdemeanor or a felony depends on two key factors: Amount Of The Drug Larger quantities of drugs are more likely to result in felony charges, as they may indicate intent to distribute or trafficking. Type Of Drug…Read More
Do I Have To Give A Breath Or Blood Sample If I'm Arrested For DUI In Georgia? What Happens If I Refuse? Under Georgia’s implied consent law, if you’re arrested for DUI and refuse to provide a breath or blood sample, your driver’s license will likely be suspended. However, there may be defenses to a refusal in court, such as issues with how the officer explained your rights or conducted the arrest. It’s important to discuss these defenses early on with an attorney to explore your options and determine the best approach for your case. If I Plan On Pleading Guilty To A DUI Charge In Georgia, Should I Still Hire A DUI Attorney? Yes, hiring an attorney is recommended even if you intend to plead guilty. A skilled DUI…Read More
What Are Common Injuries From Slip-And-Fall Or Trip-And-Fall Accidents? Injuries from slip-and-fall or trip-and-fall accidents can vary widely in severity, but some of the most common include: Broken bones Torn ligaments and tendons Muscle tears Joint dislocations Muscle strains and sprains Seeking medical attention immediately after the incident is essential for assessing and documenting the extent of any injuries. What Should I Do If I’m A Victim Of A Slip-And-Fall Accident In Georgia? What Information Is Critical For A Premises Liability Claim? If you’ve been injured in a slip-and-fall accident, taking a few key steps and gathering specific information can make a significant difference in the strength of your premises liability claim: Take Photos Document your injuries, the hazardous condition (such as a wet floor or uneven surface), and the…Read More
What Information Do Attorneys Need When Representing Someone Injured In An Auto Accident? At Phillips & Nemajovsky, P.C., Attorneys at Law, we move quickly to gather essential information and evidence when representing someone injured in an auto accident. This information is critical to building a strong case: Injury Assessment The first priority is assessing the nature and extent of the injuries, with substantial input from medical reports. The client’s own description of their pain and suffering also plays an important role, as it provides a fuller picture of the injury’s impact on their life. Photographic Evidence Photographs of the damage—whether to the client’s body, vehicle, or the accident scene—are invaluable. Visual evidence like this can help establish the severity and specifics of the accident. Medical History Understanding the client’s medical…Read More
YSL Legal Battle For Young Thug Reveals Perils Of Lengthy Trials As the record-setting YSL RICO trial starts up again this month, Young Thug’s Atlanta trial is a sobering reminder of the weight of lengthy trials on the justice system, court resources, and defendants. This case is a lesson in what can go wrong for everyone and what anyone in Georgia and beyond needs to know about their rights. Before diving into what the YSL case and Young Thug’s trial mean from a defense perspective, let us take a quick look at the case, an update on its current situation, and why it is taking so long overall. An Update On Young Thug’s YSL Rico Case And Endless Trial Young Thug is back in the news this April, almost two…Read More
