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Is Court Closed in Charlotte?

Inclement weather in the Carolinas can make for anxious times.  It’s more than just black ice and downed trees.  If you have court appearance coming up, wondering what to do can be a problem.    If you have criminal charges pending or a scheduled court appearance date for DWI charges in Charlotte, failure to…

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Why Did The Insurance Company Deny My Claim?

Part I: NC Insurance Companies Win by making sure You Lose As an attorney who helps people with accident cases, it’s frankly hard not to sound a bit snarky when talking about the insurance laws in North Carolina. The reason insurance adjustors deny valid claims is simple: It pays to…

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DUI lawyers in Monroe NC

What is DWI in NC?  Is it drunk driving? There is a fair amount of confusion in North Carolina about DWI charges.  The general public may call that type of criminal charge different things like DUI, driving under the influence, driving while intoxicated, and even drunk driving. Under the NC criminal…

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What is a Bill of Indictment?

Criminal charges in North Carolina follow a normal, standard protocol in our courts and judicial system. A Bill of Indictment is an important legal pleading and one that merits careful review by criminal defense lawyers. In addition to providing for a methodological approach to the administration of justice, consistency serves…

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Possession of a Firearm by a Felon Charge

Careful consideration is given in Criminal Court to weapons charges, especially when they are criminal charges involving a convicted felon and possession of a firearm (gun).  The consequences of a conviction for Possession of a Firearm by a Felon Charge are serious and can result in jail time (41 months maximum…

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Can I Get My Charges Dismissed?

What is a Conditional Discharge in North Carolina? In some ways, a conditional discharge is a lot like deferred prosecution.  In fact, many of the same terms and conditions for deferred, such as probation, may apply to a conditional discharge (and eventual charges dismissed). The primary difference is that the…

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How Can I Get My Charges Dropped?

How Can I Get My Charges Dropped? If you’re facing a criminal offense, whether felony or misdemeanor charges, it’s understandable you might be anxious.  The consequences of a conviction can be long-lasting and severe, making it hard to find and keep a good job.  That’s especially true for larceny, crimes…

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Criminal Defense Lawyer Charlotte NC

If you were arrested and face criminal charges for felony or misdemeanor offenses, we’re here to help.  Bill Powers is an NBTA Board Certified Specialist in Criminal Defense with 25+ years experience helping people. This may be a difficult time for you or a loved one.  We understand how overwhelming…

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Can my charges get dismissed?

Most people want to avoid a criminal record and jail time, which is understandable.  While there may be legal options available that could ultimately result in a dismissal of criminal charges or even certain traffic tickets, there are a lot of things to consider including the fact pattern, prior criminal history,…

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NC DUI Laws Vs. SC DUI Laws – What’s the difference?

Live in Charlotte and face allegations of criminal charges in Rock Hill SC?  Need legal representation for a felony or misdemeanor charge or DUI in South Carolina? Looking for a criminal lawyer in North Carolina and South Carolina?  Attorney Chris Beddow is available to answer your questions. We enjoy helping…

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