Client was referred to Ms. Carmichael after receiving a DUI charge. The BAC was determined from a blood draw rather than a breath test. Ms. Carmichael began a rigorous investigation that included subpoenas, witnesses, and medical records. Through thorough reviews
Client charged with simple assault with potentially devastating effects on client’s career. Client immediately hired Ms. Carmichael who engaged in a detailed review of the evidence and began mounting a rigorous investigation. After collecting evidence through defense investigation techniques, the
Client faced serious immigration consequences as a result of being charged with two counts of Grand Larceny. Knowing the gravity of the situation, client immediately reached out to Ms. Carmichael who quickly developed a plan of action. The client worked
Client was on federal supervised release after serving prison time. He subsequently tested positive for drug use and was charge with Unlawful Wounding, Abduction By Force, Felony Assault and Battery in state court. He was alleged to have submitted a
Client, a hard-working mother and wife was charged with two felony grand larceny and one petty larceny charges. Client also faced serious immigration consequences from a potential conviction. Ms. Carmichael recommended a series of steps to mitigate client’s case, and
Client was charged with a DUI on Pentagon property. Client had a special license for his job, and if convicted, the result would have been detrimental to his career. Using sharp negotiation skills, and with the full cooperation, following the
Client sought expungement for a concealed weapons charge that the Commonwealth Nolle Prossed. The Commonwealth opposed it, stating that because the nolle pros was part of a “plea agreement,” the client wasn’t actually innocent and the charge could not be
Clients, parents of an adult, teenaged child, were at their home when police arrived with an arrest warrant to take their child into custody for a possession of marijuana citation which had occurred two weeks prior. The parents were surprised
Client was charged with public intoxication in Arlington after the arresting officer observed the hallmark signs of drunkenness (odor of alcohol, bloodshot, watery, glassy eyes, and slurred speech.) Client admitted to consuming alcohol as well, and was arrested. However, due
Attorney Wirt Brock, Esq., prevailed in Fairfax County court for our client yesterday on the trial date to the tune of a $50,000.00 judgment, plus pre- and post-judgment interest, and attorney’s fees. In this action to enforce a promissory note,
NOT GUILTY AFTER FORTY MINUTES OF DELIBERATION! Client, who had multiple felonies on his record, was charged with malicious wounding after stabbing a man in the chest. The complaining witness sustained an injury resulting in a punctured lung and was
Client reports to work daily at the U.S. Pentagon and had once in the past brought a knife into the building inadvertently. The second time this happened, Pentagon police arrested and charged him. Obviously, this had a serious impact on
Our client hired us to appeal his misdemeanor stalking conviction from General District Court, and we replaced prior counsel and set it for a jury trial in Circuit Court. The complaining witness claimed that our client stalked her and put
Client charged with felony strangulation. Harris & Carmichael immediately conducted a thorough investigation and mounted a strong defense. Commonwealth agreed to drop the charge at the first hearing on the matter!
Client was charged with domestic assault and violating a protective order with regards to his wife. The police were the driving force behind the charges – client’s wife did not want to prosecute. After client hired us, we immediately contacted
Client was charged with DUI, 3rd offense (felony) and refusing to give a breath or blood sample, 3rd offense. Client performed fair on field sobriety tests, but still made some mistakes. The police officer’s stop of client’s car was questionable.
Client, a returning citizen after a lifetime in prison, was charged with violating his supervised release for not reporting correctly to the Office of U.S. Probation after his return to the community. Ms. Carmichael, after investigating the case and tirelessly
Client had a history of mental health issues. Prior to this case, client was convicted of DUI and had 6 months of suspended jail time hanging over his head. Client had issues with his medication and started experiences symptoms of
Client charged with possession of marijuana on federal property. After proactive and full force negotiations with the prosecutor, the United States agreed to dismiss the charge before even the first court date!
Client got into an argument with a family member and there was some pushing and shoving. The police were called and client was charged with domestic assault & battery. Client quickly hired our firm. We immediately started speaking to the
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