Encountering the police at a traffic stop or home visit can be stressful and fearsome for many people. Especially when a police officer suggests searching belongings, it’s essential for people to know their rights and what their legal obligations are in every case. In some cases, police officers have violated rights by searching belongings without…
If you have been charged with or convicted of a white-collar crime, you may worry about the potential consequences and impact on your career and reputation. Depending on the crime, you may face prison time, fines, and even civil lawsuits. We understand these potential punishments can be overwhelming, so we may be able to take…
Facing wire fraud charges can be terrifying because the mere allegations have the potential to damage a person’s career and reputation. Even though wire fraud is a white-collar crime, it doesn’t mean the penalties are any less harsh than those for blue-collar and violent crimes. Being convicted of wire fraud can result in up to…
Getting pulled over in a traffic stop or encountering a police officer for speculations of illegal acts may cause a person to panic and try to resolve the situation independently. People sometimes attempt to bribe a police officer or public official in Louisiana to try and evade the financial or legal repercussions of disobeying the…
If you have been charged with a crime in Louisiana and face a potential jail sentence, one way you may be able to get your sentence and charges reduced is with a plea deal. A plea deal, also called an agreement or bargain, is an agreement between the defense and the prosecution that typically involves…
When settling a case in court, you may receive a court order from the judge to perform or avoid specific actions. These orders lay out the terms you must follow at all times, and you should always ensure you abide by them. If you violate a court order in any way, you could face serious…