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Can I call an attorney before taking a blood or breath test?

You do not have the right in California to call an attorney before deciding which test to take. You have the opportunity to take breath or blood if the police officer believes that there is just alcohol in your system. If, however, the police officer thinks that there are drugs in your system, then its blood or urine. But you do not have a right to speak to an attorney before deciding which test to take. I’m Virginia Landry. For the last nineteen years in Orange County, I’ve helped when bad things happen to good people. If you’ve been arrested for a DUI, please call.

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attorney: The Law Offices of Virginia L Landry, Inc.

Will a loan modification negotiation stop my mortgage foreclosure?

A loan modification process - that is negotiating a loan modification between the borrower and the bank - you would think would stop the foreclosure proceeding, but it generally does not. That foreclosure proceeding is racing along. And the people at the bank are not calling up the law firm every day advising them on the thousand different foreclosures of what’s going on. The law firm that was told to get a foreclosure is proceeding with a foreclosure, where as the homeowner believes that in talking with the bank and negotiating, there is no foreclosure. That is contrary to what’s happening. They’re going to lose the property. I’m Carl Peron, a New York lawyer and a fighter, to keep people in their homes.

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attorney: Carl E. Person

Why should I take pictures after a car accident?

"If you're involved in an automobile accident, the second most important thing you can do, after you call the police, is to take pictures at the scene. If you have a cell phone that can take pictures or take video, take pictures of the vehicles, the location in the roadway, even the other driver, if he or she is available. It's the single most important thing to do after calling the police. I'm attorney Tom Kiley. I've been representing the seriously injured, and their families, in Massachusetts, for over three decades."

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attorney: Thomas M. Kiley and Associates, LLP