Hit-And-Run Charges May Change The Course Of Your Life

Conviction for a hit-and-run offense can lead to serious consequences. You may lose your license and potentially serve jail time if the offense takes on a criminal designation. The right attorney can make a big difference in your chance of penalty reduction or dropped charges.

At The Law Offices of Karen D. Gerber, PLLC, I have provided traffic violation and criminal defense representation for over a decade. My Winston-Salem office is well-prepared to take your case. I know North Carolina laws and can approach your charge with adept vigilance and an informed strategy.

Shedding Light On What Matters

There are many ways to defend accusations of a hit-and-run. Often, these are a matter of mistaken identity. Witness testimonies may be proven false or embellished. Or, you may have been responding to an emergency and on your way to a hospital when the incident took place. Whatever the situation, the details matter, and an experienced attorney can shed light on the ones that can change the course of your case.

If the hit-and-run accident results in injuries, North Carolina law charges the offense as a felony. A conviction for a felony hit-and-run may mean several months – if not years – in jail. Regardless of the level of offense, seeking legal counsel as soon as possible is in your best interest.

Contact An Experienced Attorney

Let me help you safeguard your future in the face of a hit-and-run charge. I offer free initial consultations to prospective clients. Reach out by calling 336-725-6611 or using an online contact form.

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