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Rhode Island physicians and healthcare professionals rely on patients' insurance coverage for payment. Unfortunately, some engage in healthcare fraud that could open them to criminal charges. Forms of healthcare fraud Among the most common examples of healthcare fraud...
Drunk driving accidents account for a substantial percentage of all traffic deaths in Rhode Island and around the country, so authorities take these charges seriously. A conviction results in heavy fines and jail time. Thankfully, there are legitimate defenses you can...
Mail fraud is a federal crime that involves the use of a letter, postcard or similar correspondence to commit an offense for monetary gain. If you are charged with this type of crime, you may spend time in a Rhode Island jail or prison while awaiting trial. If...
Drinking under the influence is illegal in every state. If you are caught driving with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08% or higher, you will be arrested and charged with drunk driving. Unfortunately, if you're a nurse, a DUI can have much greater consequences than...
The police may raid someone's Rhode Island residence and find drugs, resulting in a suspect facing possession with intent to distribute charges. The prosecution must prove several elements for such charges to have merit. The basics of intent to distribute The volume...
If you get arrested and charged with a DUI, you may start to worry, especially when you think about the harm that it can have on your career, finances and personal life. Thankfully, you do have options and one of those is to challenge the field sobriety tests that...
Driving under the influence carries serious risks to everyone on the road. In Rhode Island, if you are arrested on such charges, you can face certain penalties based on the circumstances of your case. Rhode Island’s DUI laws In Rhode Island, driving under the...
Passing the Rhode Island bar exam is an important step on the journey to becoming a practicing attorney. However, in addition, you must prove that you are a person of strong moral character. If you have been convicted of drunk or impaired driving, it may put an end to...
