Legal Library Articles for Virginia Clients
Many of our clients do not have extensive experience with the law. To help you become an informed and empowered partner in your case, our legal team has written these articles about local law. In these easy to read articles, learn more about legal definitions, the mechanics of a case, how a skilled attorney can help you, and more.
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Fairfax Theft, Robbery and Larceny Defense Lawyers Theft, robbery, & larceny crimes can be charged as a felony or misdemeanor in VA. Learn about the harsh penalties you face and how our skilled lawyers can help. -
Virginia's DMV Point System When first licensed, you start with zero points. Each year you go without receiving a point-related offense, you'll be given one positive point up to 5 points. -
Boating While Intoxicated in Virginia (BWI) If you've been convicted of boating while intoxicated (BWI), you're facing harsh penalties. the following penalties in Virginia: -
White Collar Crimes Lawyers in Fairfax Virginia White collar crimes are often charged as felonies under Virginia and federal laws. Here, read about common offenses and the harsh penalties you may face. -
Sex Offender Registration in Virginia Learn which sex offenses require registration, impact registering can have on your life, failing to register, and eligibility to be removed from the registry. -
Fairfax Larceny Lawyer | Petit Larceny and Grand Larceny If you're facing petit larceny or grand larceny charges in Virginia, contact the Fairfax theft attorneys at Greenspun Shapiro to discuss options for your case. -
Virginia Shoplifting Charges | Fairfax Shoplifting Lawyer Shoplifting offenses in Virginia are taken seriously. The penalties can be severe depending on the items value, your record, and the details of your case. -
Virginia’s Age of Consent Laws Simply put, the accused has committed a crime in Virginia when consent is not given for sexual acts regardless of the other person’s age. -
Forgery and Uttering Offenses in Virginia Forgery and uttering crimes are treated seriously in Virginia. These offenses can be charged as misdemeanors or felonies depending on the nature of the offense. -
Virginia Law on Non-Compete Agreements Is that non-compete agreement that your Virginia employer made you sign years ago enforceable? The Virginia Supreme Court will look at these three factors.