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A Paoli contractor recently pleaded guilty to four counts of theft by deception after stealing approximately $500,000 from his customers. He is now facing up to 10 years in state prison. Theft by deception is a serious crime, but it can be challengin…
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Most people consider vandalism to be a petty crime that carries light consequences. Unfortunately, Pennsylvania aggressively prosecutes crimes against property. As a result, you could wind up facing felony vandalism charges that carry heavy prison se…
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Many people facing drug charges are surprised to find themselves charged with conspiracy to distribute. They had no intent to manufacture or sell drugs, and now they find themselves facing much harsher consequences than a simple possession charge. Co…
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Many people think that their case is over once they’ve been convicted. If you are in this position, it’s critical to understand that your case is not over – In fact, the sentencing phase is almost as important as your trial. Unfortunately,…
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The police are supposed to “protect and serve,” but, unfortunately, there are some officers who abuse their authority. For those who have been assaulted by the police or denied their rights, the feelings of frustration and powerlessness can be ov…
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It seems hard to believe until it happens to you – you’re being investigated by the police or even charged with a crime because someone lied to the police. On top of the stress of now being accused of a crime, you also have to worry about the…
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You’ve hired a contractor to perform home maintenance, but you’re dissatisfied with the final result. The paint is streaked, siding uneven, and overall workmanship sub-par. You refuse to pay until these defects are corrected, but is this legal? M…
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College is an expensive and labor-intensive endeavor – one that seldom pays if you don’t earn a degree. Some students drop out of college due to finances, medical difficulties, or family commitments, while others are forcibly dismissed from their…
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If you’ve been charged with a crime, chances are that the prosecution has suggested that you will receive a lighter sentence if you cooperate. They may have told you they will submit a “5K1 letter” to the judge urging him or her to impo…
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Receiving stolen property is a unique crime that is often charged against innocent people. For example, let’s say that your friend is visiting from out of town, and he gives you permission to borrow his car to run some errands. You are later pulled…
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