SAN DIEGO HIT & RUN DEFENSE
Leaving the Scene Can Carry Consequences You Didn’t Expect
You may not have thought much of the situation at the time—a minor accident, no visible damage, or uncertainty about what to do. But once a hit and run charge is filed, the case takes on a life of its own. Even a misdemeanor can affect your record, your license, and your future. Getting guidance early helps you avoid making decisions that could make things worse.
Talk to a Defense Lawyer NowSAN DIEGO CRIMINAL DEFENSE
A Clear, Practical Approach When the Situation Isn’t So Clear
Hit and run cases often come down to details: what happened, what you knew, and how the situation is interpreted. The right defense takes the time to understand those details and respond strategically. We focus on giving you clarity while building a defense that fits your circumstances.
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150+ years of combined legal experience handling serious criminal cases
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Direct communication and support throughout every stage of your case
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24/7 availability for urgent legal situations
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Strategic, detail-focused defense built around the facts of your case
Recent Victories
Trial Win
Acquitted by Jury
Client was charged with Burglary and 2nd degree Murder. Jury fully acquitted client after less than one day of deliberations.
Charged Dropped
Case Dismissed
Client was accused of multiple counts of child abuse. After Interacting with the District attorney’s office. All charges were dropped.
Case Dismissed
Avoided Drug Charge
14 drug charges, with prior convictions client was facing many years in prison all dismissed before trial.
Charges Reduced
Avoided Felony DUI
Felony DUI with Serious Injury reduced to 3 years probation.
Trial Win
Order Denied
Client was being accused by his neighbor of harassment. Firmed handled response and the Restraining Order was dismissed at trial.
Charges Dismissed
Armed Robbery
Client was charged with 3 counts of armed robbery. All charges dismissed at trial.
Start With a Conversation About Your Case
You don’t need to sort this out alone. A short, confidential conversation can help you understand where you stand and what steps make sense next. We’re here to help you move forward with clarity.
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FAQ
What to Know Before You Move Forward
What is considered felony assault or battery in California?
Felony assault or battery generally involves serious injury, use of a weapon, or specific circumstances defined by law. These charges carry more severe penalties than misdemeanors.
What penalties could I face for a felony assault conviction?
Penalties may include prison time, fines, and a permanent criminal record. The exact outcome depends on the facts of the case and prior history.
What should I do after being arrested for assault or battery?
Avoid discussing your case with others and seek legal representation as soon as possible. Early action helps protect your rights and shape your defense.
Can assault and battery be charged together?
Yes. Assault and battery are separate offenses, and both charges may apply depending on the situation and evidence.
Will my case go to trial?
Some cases resolve before trial, while others proceed to court. The direction depends on the evidence, legal issues, and defense strategy.