DUI and driving offenses
We review the circumstances of the stop, investigation, testing, and alleged offense. We also assess related driver's license concerns and whether a separate DMV proceeding requires attention.
Criminal Defense
Take the charge seriously. Put your defense in motion.
A criminal allegation can affect your freedom, employment, family, and reputation. LC Legal Group represents clients facing misdemeanor and felony charges in Las Vegas and Clark County. We examine the allegations and evidence, explain the choices ahead, and advocate for your rights.
Have an upcoming court date? Tell us the date when you contact the office.
Call 702.447.0947What We Handle
Criminal matters we handle
Domestic violence and battery
We examine the evidence and surrounding circumstances, including accounts of the incident, injuries, communications, and available recordings. We also consider the practical effect of any related restrictions.
Misdemeanor and felony charges
We assess the elements of the charged offense, the prosecution's evidence, potential defenses, and available options. Matters may include assault, theft, drug allegations, and other criminal charges accepted after case review.
Traffic matters and bench warrants
We review citations, missed court appearances, and warrant concerns to determine the steps available in the relevant court. Tell us about any upcoming date or known warrant when contacting the firm.
Record sealing
We evaluate whether a Nevada record may qualify for sealing and explain the process and applicable requirements. Eligibility depends on the specific record and circumstances.
A defense built through preparation
We look closely at reports, recordings, witness accounts, and other available evidence. We identify factual and legal issues that may affect the case, evaluate appropriate motions, and discuss the consequences of proposed resolutions. That preparation supports both negotiations and our presentation in court.
Two Courts
When criminal and family matters overlap
Domestic violence allegations and protective orders can create issues in more than one court. We consider those connections when evaluating strategy and help clients understand which proceedings require separate attention. The engagement agreement identifies the matters and stages included in representation.
Driver's License
DUI and DMV proceedings
A driver's license suspension or revocation is separate from the criminal court case. If you have received a DMV notice, provide it when you contact us so we can assess the administrative issue alongside the criminal matter.
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
Yes. A consultation can help you understand the issues, identify questions requiring further review, and consider your next steps. You do not need to have decided to file a case before requesting an appointment.
Bring any filed papers, current court orders, and information about upcoming dates. Financial documents may be useful for a divorce; citations and court notices for a criminal matter; and incident, insurance, and treatment information for an injury claim. The office can tell you what to provide for your appointment.
Fees depend on the type of matter, the work involved, and the agreed scope of representation. We explain the proposed fee arrangement and required payments before you decide whether to retain the firm. Your written agreement identifies the services and charges that apply.
Payment arrangements may be available for certain matters, subject to approval and a written agreement. Ask about the options for your matter during the consultation.
Have an upcoming court date?
Call 702.447.0947 and tell us the date when you contact the office.