Driver identification
Vehicle ownership does not always answer who was driving. Witnesses, video, phone data, and statements may be involved.
Hit-and-Run Defense
Hit-and-Run Defense
Accused of leaving the scene of a collision? We review what happened and the evidence against you. Speak with a lawyer before giving a detailed statement.
Free initial consultation. You do not need to gather every document before calling.
What to do now
Call if you have a question or an upcoming deadline.
- 1Do not post about the incident or delete messages or footage.
- 2Preserve the vehicle in its current condition when safely possible.
- 3Save insurance communications, photos, location data, and camera footage.
- 4Speak privately with a lawyer before discussing the facts with an investigator.
What matters in your case
Knowledge of the incident
The evidence may address whether the driver knew a collision occurred and whether it involved damage or injury.
Conduct after the event
Reporting, information exchange, medical aid, insurance contact, and later statements may affect the case.
Common questions
Should I call the investigating officer back?
You should not ignore lawful obligations or a court date, but get legal advice before giving a detailed statement about an active criminal investigation.
Does property damage make the case different from an injury?
Yes. Whether someone was injured can affect the charge and possible penalties. We review the accusation and evidence before explaining whether you face a misdemeanor or felony and what that means for your case.
What if I did not realize there was contact?
Knowledge can be a central factual issue. Vehicle damage, sound, movement, video, witness accounts, and statements may all be relevant.
Talk to us about your case.
Call for a free initial consultation. We’ll explain your options and our fees before you decide whether to hire us.