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The Quiet Panic: How an Arrest Can Shatter a Professional’s Career Before the Case Even Begins

The Fear Beyond the Courtroom Getting arrested is always terrifying, but for professionals — such as doctors, teachers, lawyers, financial advisors, and executives — the consequences can feel catastrophic before the case even reaches a courtroom. I’ve represented countless people over the years who came to me not only worried…

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Caught With a Fake ID in Connecticut: What Happens Next?

A Split-Second Choice With Lasting Consequences In Stamford, Norwalk, and across Connecticut, young people often feel pressure to fit in with friends, get into clubs, or buy alcohol before 21. It might seem harmless to flash a fake ID at the bar or liquor store, but the reality is this:…

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What Happens If You Refuse a Breathalyzer in Connecticut?

A Tough Split-Second Decision Getting pulled over for DUI in Connecticut is stressful enough. Blue lights flash in your mirror, your heart races, and the officer asks you to blow into the breathalyzer. Many of my clients tell me later: “If I don’t blow, they don’t have proof, right?” It…

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Can Losing Your Cool Behind the Wheel Get You Arrested? Understanding Connecticut Road Rage Laws

When Driving Turns Dangerous We’ve all been there. Someone cuts you off in traffic, rides your bumper, or refuses to let you merge. Your blood pressure rises, your grip on the wheel tightens, and you feel the urge to respond. In that moment, a normal driver can quickly turn into…

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Shoplifting Charges in Connecticut: What You Need to Know

Shoplifting Is One of the Most Common Arrests Shoplifting is one of the most common arrests in Connecticut — and one of the most misunderstood. Every week, I hear from good people across the state who find themselves accused of taking something from a store. Many are students under stress,…

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Why Good People Get Arrested in Connecticut

Many good people make silly mistakes One of the most common things I hear from new clients is, “I never thought I’d be in this position.” Good, hardworking people with no criminal record often find themselves facing charges in Connecticut. They are professionals, parents, college students, immigrants, and retirees. Many…

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Arrested at the Stamford Train Station? Here’s What You Need to Know

The Stamford Transportation Center is one of the busiest train stations in New England. Thousands of commuters pass through daily, heading to New York City or up the New Haven Line. With heavy traffic comes a strong law-enforcement presence — and sometimes minor incidents or misunderstandings at the station can…

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What Happens If You’re Accused of Harassing Someone by Text in Connecticut?

Accused of Harassment Over Text Messages?  Here’s what it means. Most people accused of harassment by text aren’t “criminals.” They’re regular people caught in an emotional moment — after a breakup, during a stressful custody dispute, or on a night when anxiety boiled over. I tell clients this all the…

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Why Good People Sometimes Shoplift: The Psychology, Stress, and Legal Fallout in Connecticut

Understanding the Human Side of Shoplifting When most people think of shoplifting, they imagine hardened criminals or people in desperate financial straits. But after more than 30 years defending clients in Connecticut, I can tell you that’s rarely the case. The truth? A surprising number of shoplifting arrests involve people…

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How a DUI in Connecticut Impacts Your Car Insurance Rates

The Overlooked Cost of a DUI Getting arrested for DUI in Connecticut is frightening enough. The thought of court, fines, and possibly losing your license is overwhelming. But one of the most overlooked consequences of a DUI arrest is what happens afterward when you try to insure your car. A…

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