Sexual harassment refers to any unwelcome communication or contact that creates a hostile or offensive work environment. This can be verbal or physical, such as unwanted touching or sexual comments. Sexual harassment can interfere with someone’s ability to perform their job or create an intimidating or offensive work environment. When harassment escalates beyond  a breach of civil or workplace acceptable behavior, then perpetrators may move into criminal behavior and arrestable charges. The crime of harassment is a serious offense that can have profound consequences. Criminal harassment i ..read more

If you have been arrested for DWI meaning Driving While Impaired, you may feel you need to plead guilty and accept the consequences. However, we recommend you should never plead guilty without consulting an experienced DWI defense attorney first. In North Carolina DWI or DUI (Driving Under the Influence) is a very serious crime and you should not willingly admit guilt. It’s important to understand before you plead guilty to knowing what the consequences of pleading guilty could be such as fines, loss of driving privileges, imprisonment, and exclusion from society. These are serious penalties ..read more

Driving while intoxicated, a DWI,  is a serious offense that can result in legal consequences that can have a long-lasting impact on your life. North Carolina’s DWI laws are, like other states, fairly unforgiving. A conviction of a DWI here can lead to jail time, large fines and even a loss of your license. That’s why if you’ve been charged with a DWI, you need a skilled DWI lawyer in Raleigh who will aggressively defend you. A skilled attorney can defend you, protect your rights, and mitigate the potential consequences of a conviction. With a little luck, charges will be droppe ..read more

Police officers and state troopers utilize field sobriety tests to assess the sobriety of drivers that they suspect to be driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If you fail the test, the results can be used against you in a court of law. While you have the right to refuse a field sobriety test in the state of North Carolina, refusing a field sobriety test can lead the court to conclude that you were intoxicated. In this article, we’ll discuss field sobriety tests used in North Carolina and what you should do if you are pulled over on suspicion of drunk or impaired driving. What is a ..read more

If you plan on drinking, it is important to know the laws in your state and the legal limit. In North Carolina, the legal limit for alcohol is 0.08%. This means that if your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is 0.08% or higher, you are considered to be over the legal limit and can be charged with Driving While Impaired (DWI ) – also commonly known as Driving Under the Influence or a DUI. In North Carolina, Driving While Impaired is a serious offense.  Knowing and abiding by the legal limit is important to ensure that you stay safe and avoid legal trouble. In this article, we will discuss ..read more

Stalking in Raleigh is a serious crime and can have serious legal consequences  It is important to understand what is considered stalking in order to protect yourself and your loved ones. In Raleigh, there are specific laws and penalties that apply to stalking, so it is important to be aware of these laws and their implications. Stalking and cyberstalking are two serious problems in North Carolina, and to effectively prosecute and deter these crimes, North Carolina has undertaken more stringent policies to curtail harassment and harmful communications. What is Stalking? Stalking is a patt ..read more

Drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs can cause accidents, injuries, and even death. In North Carolina, driving while impaired (DWI) is a serious offense. If you are caught driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or above or while under the influence of drugs, you could face penalties including fines, jail time, license suspension, and more. Learn more about the penalties for DWI in North Carolina and how you can fight these charges if they have been unfairly applied to you. What is Considered a DWI in North Carolina? DWI stands for “driving while impaired.” In Nor ..read more

The potential consequences of a DWI  (driving while intoxicated) conviction can be frightening. Depending on your circumstances, you could face time in jail, hefty fines, a probation sentence, or even have your driver’s license revoked for a period of time. In some states, like North Carolina, there is also the risk of being labeled a convicted felon—something that can have implications for future employment and housing opportunities. To understand what might happen if you’re arrested for a DWI in North Carolina, it helps to know more about the specific laws and penalties as they pertain ..read more

What is Harassment? Criminal harassment is defined as a pattern of harassing actions against a specific individual. A single act of harassment does not necessarily constitute criminal harassment. However, depending on the severity and the situation, a single act of harassment could potentially lead to charges of criminal harassment. False harassment charges occur all too often. A false charge can cause serious damage to your reputation and career. An experienced lawyer can help you defend yourself against false allegations. Here are some things to know about building a strong defense against f ..read more

Being asked to consent to a field sobriety test in North Carolina can be very stressful. You may not know what to do or what your rights are. Field sobriety tests are often conducted at traffic stops, where police officers suspect drivers of being intoxicated. These tests include things such as walking heel to toe, counting backward from 100 by 7s, reciting the alphabet, and answering questions correctly. The officer administering the test has discretion over whether or not he or she wants to administer these tests. If you refuse to take one of these field sobriety tests, it can be used again ..read more