Criminal & Traffic Defense Attorney
At the Law Office of Neveen H. Kurtom, we know how to handle criminal and traffic cases. We advocate on behalf of our clients who have been charged with a crime. Founded by a former prosecutor, our firm knows how to handle criminal and traffic cases intricately. We work with our clients to achieve the best possible outcome. We understand every aspect of the criminal justice system and have a thorough comprehension of our clients’ desire to achieve the best outcome in their case. We will work with you to review your case and advise you of how we can assist and serve you. We will fight tirelessly for you to protect your rights and will begin building a defense to help you fight your charges right away.
The Law Office of Neveen H. Kurtom handles all aspects of criminal and traffic matters including:
Traffic violations including driving while suspended, driving uninsured, and negligent driving
DUIs/DWIs
MVA administrative hearings
Protective Orders
Peace Orders
Drug Offenses
Assault
Theft
Vandalism cases
MARYLAND ASSAULT LAWYER
First and second degree assault charges are serious and most of the time they are the result of an altercation or dispute. The person who is charged may not have been the instigator or may have been acting in self-defense. Often times, the police make an arrest using their best judgment after evaluating conflicting stories. If you have been charged, it is important to contact an aggressive and skilled Maryland criminal defense attorney to fight these charges. Contact us at (443) 741-2567 and we would be happy to discuss the best possible defense to your case.
AGGRESSIVE LEGAL REPRESENTATION
First Degree Assault
This form of assault is a felony and carries a maximum penalty of twenty-five (25) years in prison. The State must prove that a firearm was used during the act or the defendant intended to cause serious physical injury to the victim. First degree assault includes an element of intent. The prosecutor must prove that the defendant did cause physical injury to another and intended to do so.
Second Degree Assault
This form of assault is a misdemeanor but still carries a substantial maximum penalty of ten (10) years in state prison and/or a fine of up to $2,500.
No matter what the criminal charge is, it is imperative that you have an attorney help you navigate the legal system and assist you to resolve your issue in the most beneficial way possible. A criminal conviction can have serious consequences on your future. Call us today at (443) 741-2567 and we will be happy to discuss your case with you.