Criminal Defense

Dram shop liability in Texas is a part of the law that says an establishment that sells alcohol can be held responsible for damages if it sells alcohol to someone who is obviously intoxicated and that individual causes harm or property damage to another person. If you own a bar, restaurant, or other establishment that…

Potential drug possession loopholes in Texas can help you avoid serious charges. That said, using a particular loophole or defense strategy to your advantage can be difficult. You’ll want to work with an experienced Texas criminal defense lawyer to make your case as strong as possible. An attorney can investigate the charges made against you,…

Have you been charged with public intoxication in Texas and need to know how serious the charge is? A public intoxication charge in Texas is considered a misdemeanor that can lead to serious penalties like a fine and a criminal record.  If you have been charged for the act of public intoxication, our criminal defense…

Curious to know how Texas defines a controlled substance? In 1989, the state of Texas defined controlled substances as “any illegal street drug or prescription medication that is regulated by the state of Texas or the federal government in terms of its manufacture, possession, or usage” as part of an established act.  Texas, like many…

Have you failed to appear in court and want to know the consequences? Failing to appear in court can have serious legal implications, including the issuance of a bench warrant, revocation of bail, additional charges, and negative impact on your case.  Learn more about the potential consequences of missing a court date and the steps…

The difference between felonies and misdemeanors in Texas includes factors such as the severity of the alleged crime and the resulting penalties. While felonies constitute crimes that can result in serious harm, misdemeanors involve less severe forms of misconduct or harm.  A Texas criminal defense lawyer can help if you face either type of charge.…