|
Home- Personal Injury Lawyer Network
General Info
What is a Personal Injury Claim? (basic)
Do I Need an Accident Lawyer?
Finding an Accident Lawyer
Sister sites:
Accident Lawyer
Hawaii Attorney -
Car Accident
Lawyer Hawaii -
Injury Lawyer
Attorney Hawaii -
Hawaii Injury
Lawyer Attorney -
Hawaii Personal
Injury Attorney -
Hawaii Personal
Injury Lawyer -
Hawaii Brain
Injury Lawyer -
Hawaii Wrongful
Death Lawyer -
Car Safety Recalls
Auto Recalls -
Dangerous Product
Safety Recalls -
Personal Injury
Lawyer Network
|
|
|
Home > Sites Menu > U.S. Attorneys - Criminal Defense
U.S. Attorneys - Criminal Defense
Please note that these links are independent websites
and not associated with Personal Injury Lawyer Network in any way.
Lawyers and Attorneys located in the U.S. for Criminal Defense
Arizona DUI Defense
David Alan Darby, attorney, lawyer, provides experienced and aggressive DUI and criminal defense in all local, Municipal, Superior and Federal Courts throughout the State of Arizona. Call us toll free.
Chase Law Group, P.C.
Legal defense from attorneys who know how to help you. Any Charge. Any Court in America.
David Finn, P.C.
Board certified criminal defense lawyer serving Dallas, Collin, Tarrant, and Denton Counties. Former criminal trial judge & federal prosecutor. A-V rated by Martindale-Hubbell, their highest rating.
|
|
Personal Injury
Lawyer Network
Legal Help When You Need It Most
Links
Add your link
to our site!
U.S. and International Attorney Directory and Legal Resources
Current News & Articles
Recent Personal Injury and Car Accident News and Cases
A Kaua'i jury recently returned a $1.8 million verdict for a woman
who received multiple serious injuries and disfigurement in a
Kauai car accident which occurred about four years ago in Hanalei.
The woman was riding as a passenger on a motorcycle when she was struck and
dragged by a speeding motorist. The accident had previously received media attention
when the motorist was allowed to plead out to a petty misdemeanor DUI charge
after the prosecution accidently failed to bring
felony negligent injury charges in the DUI case. After
the accident, with the help of her personal injury attorney, the woman
has been able to complete her GED and she now works as a literacy
tutor. Wilson v. Say, Fifth Cir. Court of Hawai'i (March, 2009)
|
1999-2005 by
Personal Injury Lawyer Network
All rights reserved. Its contents are the property of
Personal Injury Lawyer Network - 
