Signs of nursing home neglect are not always obvious at first, which is why it helps to pay attention to changes over time. Documenting what you observe can help you explain your concerns more clearly if questions come up about your loved one's care. Here are some of...
Delaware does not take drunk driving lightly. In fact, the state enforces strict rules for first-time offenders, but repeated driving under the influence (DUI) offenses often face an even stronger response. If you face a repeated DUI charge, you can expect...
A driving under the influence (DUI) arrest for drivers under 21 can raise serious concerns for young drivers and their parents. If you or your child is facing this situation, it is natural to want clear, reliable information about what happens next and how the process...
Yes, the DMV can suspend your license before your court date, and it often does so long before a judge ever sees your case. That early suspension can interrupt your job, your family’s routine and how you move through everyday life. Here’s how the process works and...
The discovery process is where the parties to a lawsuit seek to gain information from the other side. This can take the form of a request for documentation, requests for admissions, a command for answers to interrogatories or the taking of depositions. It can involve...
Facing drug charges can feel overwhelming, but understanding the defenses available can make a significant difference. One possible defense is entrapment, which could lead to a dismissal of the charges. If authorities arrest you for a drug-related offense in Delaware,...
In hopes of securing a conviction, the prosecution will present testimonial and documentary evidence against you. While the strength of their case might seem failproof, there may be issues with their evidence that could prove beneficial to your criminal defense. This...
Holiday driving and traveling is stressful. In Delaware and across the nation, people take to the state roads to see friends and family. Often, they travel great distances. This adds to the danger of auto accidents. Researchers track trends of how often crashes occur...
Before the prosecution can obtain a conviction, they have to prove that you committed the offense in question beyond a reasonable doubt. That’s a high standard, but it’s also one that is often misunderstood. Some people think that it requires the prosecution to prove...
Building a personal injury case requires attention to detail and knowledge of the law. You’ll need to speak to witnesses, take pictures of the accident scene and your injuries, and anticipate defense arguments so that you’re prepared to counter them. Yet, while you’re...
