It is understandable that a person who suffered a serious injury may be frightened and confused. After all, he or she may need expensive medical attention to treat his or her injuries. The prospect of demanding compensation for losses may seem overwhelming without the help of a Lincoln personal injury lawyer.
However, a delay in demanding fair payments can often threaten a valid claim. Defendants and their insurance companies may be working to gather evidence to minimize their payment. To fight back, it is necessary to understand your rights and collect the evidence needed to pursue an effective claim with an attorney’s help.
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There are numerous consequences related to sex crimes outside of the legal penalties, so it is important to consult an experienced lawyer as soon as possible.
Since 1965, our Omaha drug lawyers at Berry Law have been protecting the rights of individuals charged with serious drug crimes.
When an arrest for a white-collar crime occurs, the allegations alone can be enough to ruin careers and families. It is crucial that you seek legal help immediately.
The federal criminal justice system bears little resemblance to the Nebraska court system.
A felony is any crime punishable by a year or more of incarceration. But jail or prison is just the tip of the iceberg.
Most individuals classify assault as a crime of violence because it involves harm, the risk of harm, or threatened harm to others.
Sometimes child abuse accusations in Nebraska are false, yet that does not stop prosecutors from aggressively seeking convictions in such cases.
Police officers in Lincoln take allegations of domestic violence very seriously.
If you were recently stopped for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, you may be wondering whether you need a lawyer.
Berry Law represents clients of all ages, including young adults and their parents. When teens and college students are in legal trouble, the potential consequences could define the entire course of their lives.
Were you arrested as a civilian and are now being charged under military laws? Are you active-duty military personnel who has been court-martialed? Under the U.S. Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), there are certain types of offenses that could impact your military career, jeopardize your future, and threaten your freedom.
If you are accused of taking someone’s life, through intentional acts or criminal negligence, the quality of your defense can make all the difference.
