Handing a prescription pill to a friend at a party may seem like a harmless act, but under Virginia law, that single transfer can result in a felony drug distribution charge. Virginia's distribution statute does not require proof that money changed hands or that the...
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Can lending your ID to a friend lead to criminal charges?
At the time, lending your driver’s license to a friend for one evening seems no different from any other small favor. The situation becomes more complicated once someone uses the card and questions arise about who provided it and why. Liability for lending your...
How a DUI can increase your Virginia car insurance costs
A DUI conviction can affect your life in ways that go far beyond a mark on your driving record. Your car insurance rates will most likely increase as a result. In addition, if you have a DUI conviction, you may face extra testing and requirements before you can resume...

