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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Virginia Stops Recognizing Concealed Permits from 25 States Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring recently announced Virginia no longer recognizes concealed carry handgun permits from 25 states. -
The FBI Is at the Door! What Do I Do? Did the FBI show up at your door? Learn how to protect your legal rights when being questioned by the FBI or other law enforcement if paid an unexpected visit. -
New Fairfax Mental Health Diversion Program for Arrestees Fairfax Criminal Attorney Muhammad Elsayed describes Fairfax County's new Diversion First program for arrestees with a mental health condition. -
ESPN NFL Insider Commits HIPAA Violation ESPN NFL Insider tweets photo of medical records confirming that an NFL player had a finger amputated following a July 4 fireworks incident. -
Diversion, A Positive Step for the Accused with Mental Illness Our Fairfax criminal defense attorney works with NAMI No. Virginia because we know the importance of an alternative to jail for those with mental illness. -
A Day in the Life of a Criminal Defense Attorney Anastasia Kranias describes her typical day working as a criminal defense attorney at Greenspun Shapiro in Fairfax, VA. Anastasia's day often begins in court. -
VA House Passes Bill Allowing Electric Chair On Feb 10, the VA House passed a bill allowing for the electric chair when lethal injection drugs are not available, a Fairfax Criminal Attorney explains. -
Concerns Raised As Perverted-Justice.com Battles Pedophiles As Perverted-Justice.com battles to expose web pedophiles, some raise concerns over their tactics. -
A Good Man, Marine & Officer: Rest in Peace, Officer Bolton Today Memphis Officer Sean Bolton is laid to rest after being killed during a routine traffic stop, attorney Anastasia Kranias thanks him for his service. -
New Virginia Criminal Laws New Virginia laws will go into effect on July 1. This will change punishments for some offenses, Fairfax Criminal Lawyer Anastasia Kranias explains.