Reckless Driving & Hit and Run Washington State
Reckless Driving vs. Negligent Driving 1st and 2nd Degree in Washington State Courts
When you are pulled over for aggressive driving in Washington State, the specific charge written on your citation makes all the difference for your future. The state divides proble...
Washington State Laws on Street Racing, Drifting, and Intersection Takeovers
Across the Pacific Northwest, underground street racing and coordinated intersection takeovers have become a major public safety concern. From late-night drifting events in empty i...
When Does Speeding Escalate to Criminal Reckless Driving in Washington State?
Getting pulled over for speeding is a common frustration, but there is a massive legal difference between a standard traffic infraction and a criminal arrest. In Washington State,...
Felony Hit and Run Involving Injury or Death in Washington State: Legal Defenses and Penalties
Leaving the scene of a serious accident is one of the most severe driving offenses in Washington State. When an accident results in physical injury or death, the law expects you to...
What to Do If Your Car Was in a Washington State Hit and Run, But You Weren't Driving
A knock on the door from a police officer is intimidating. It becomes terrifying when they inform you that a car matching your license plate was involved in a hit and run. When a v...
Defending Misdemeanor Hit and Run Unattended Vehicle Charges in Washington State
A simple mistake in a parking lot can quickly turn into a serious criminal charge in Washington State. If you accidentally bump another car or swipe a fence and drive away in a pan...