Advice on the emotional toll of a DUI in Seattle - January, 2022

Lewis & Laws, PLLC is backed by more than four decades of combined experience, a quality that you cannot find at all defense law firms.

Get a FREE case review now.

We are available 24/7 to take your call. (206) 209-0608

Jan 24

According to Crime in Washington 2020, 5,811 violations of weapons laws occurred in the state of Washington in 2020. There were 1,760 arrests for weapons crimes, with weapons violations taking place on a highway/road/alley, residences, parking lots or garages, airplanes/buses/trains or terminals, and specialty stores. read more

Jan 10

According to KHQ-Q6, violent crimes are on the rise in Washington and across the nation. Violent crimes consist of rape, robbery, homicide, and aggravated assault. This group of crimes saw a five percent increase from 2019 to 2020, primarily due to an increase in homicides. In fact, the number of murders increased by almost 30 percent during a year marked by a pandemic, lockdowns, protests, and a sharp rise in gun sales. read more

« Show All
GET ANSWERS
Get answers

Should I plead guilty?

Once you plead guilty to a charge, you cannot change your plea afterwards, so it always advised that you talk with a criminal defense attorney at our firm before you do this. Pleading guilty means that you are admitting your conduct is punishable by the law and you know...

Why do I need a lawyer?

A criminal charge means that you could face sanctions including jail times, fines, probation, potential loss of your driver's license and other penalties. A skilled criminal defense attorney can guide you through the court process and advocate your position in order...

November 21, 2023

Field Sobriety Tests: What You Need to Know If You Get Pulled Over for DUI

If you're pulled over for drunk driving, the officer may ask you to step out of the vehicle and perform various tests. These are known as field sobriety tests. They help police officers...

November 7, 2023

What Are the Differences Between Assault & Battery

In Washington, battery is not a part of the state's laws. Instead, the crime of battery is a part of the larger umbrella of assault. In other states, assault and battery are two similar but...