Understanding Your Rights and Options Under Virginia Law
Here, our Fairfax legal team offers insight into a number of local legal topics, including criminal and traffic charges, personal injury, civil litigation, business disputes, and more. Learn what these cases can mean for you and your family, and how the experienced lawyers at Greenspun Shapiro PC can help.
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Prepaying Your Virginia Traffic Ticket: No Big Deal, Right? Should you always prepay your tickets? Here we explain the driver's license demerit point system and prepaying tickets while on probation or bond. -
What To Expect at Jail in Fairfax County If you've been convicted of a DUI or other offense and have to spend the weekend in jail, here's what to expect during your stay at in jail in Fairfax County. -
Fairfax Attorneys for Protective Orders in Virginia Here we explain the different types of Virginia protective orders and where to file them. Contact Greenspun Shapiro for help with Virginia protective orders. -
Don’t Act Like This Wisconsin Judge The story of Retired Judge Eric Lundell is a bit different from what most people would expect and is a learning opportunity in a lot of ways. -
Criminal Discovery Reform Delayed Last September, the Virginia Supreme Court approved new discovery requirements. The new rules were set to go into effect on July 1, 2019 but have been delayed. -
Deferred Findings Without Statutory Authority Most deferred dispositions apply to misdemeanors, such as misdemeanor property crimes, family assault and battery, and underage alcohol. -
What Happens When An Unlicensed Contractor Doesn't Get Paid? Contractors are often unpaid for their work. This presents a big problem for unlicensed contractors if the value of the work was over $1,000 in Virginia. -
Peter Greenspun Comments on Bhasin Case On NBC4 Washington Watch Peter Greenspun on NBC4 Washington commenting on Pankaj Bhasin's case. Police revealed details on the killing of Bradford Jackson in Old Town Alexandria. -
Why You Should Not Text About Criminal Activity The Virginia Lawyers Weekly reported on a man who sent a text to a Fairfax County Police Officer that he had marijuana for sale. Here's two things to learn. -
Search Warrant Needed To Obtain Cell Tower Location History The Supreme Court recently ruled in Carpenter v. United States that authorities must obtain search warrants before obtaining cell tower location history data.