by Simmons Wagner LLP | Jun 26, 2024
Deleting a text message string related to a business contract during a civil lawsuit might seem inconsequential, but could it lead to criminal charges? The answer is yes—under certain circumstances, destroying evidence can indeed be a crime. Here’s what you need to...
by Simmons Wagner LLP | Jun 25, 2024
Being charged with solicitation of a prostitute is a serious matter in California, but there are several defenses that can be effectively employed to challenge the charges. At Simmons Wagner, LLP, we are experienced in defending clients against such charges. Here are...
by Simmons Wagner LLP | Jun 24, 2024
Felonies are classified into various degrees to appropriately match the severity of the crime with the corresponding punishment. In California, the distinctions between first- and second-degree felonies are crucial for determining sentencing and legal strategies. If...
by Simmons Wagner LLP | Jun 23, 2024
Battery might not seem like a serious crime to some, but in California, it can be charged as a felony, leading to severe consequences, including years in prison. Understanding the gravity of battery charges and their potential outcomes is crucial. If you need legal...
by Simmons Wagner LLP | Jun 22, 2024
Being involved in a vehicle accident can be a frightening and disorienting experience. In the heat of the moment, it’s not uncommon for someone to panic and leave the scene. But what happens if you realize your mistake and return? Can you still be charged with a hit...
