What mistakes should I avoid after being arrested?

Never talk to the police, always invoke your right to remain silent and your right to counsel. Additionally, never talk to third parties about your case unless such communications are protected and privileged.

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What happens after criminal charges are filed?

Once formal charges are filed against you in court, you have a lot of important rights that are triggered. You have the right to an attorney, the right to investigate your case, the right to be heard, and rights during trial such as confronting witnesses, presenting evide…

What rights do I have during a police investigation?

This really depends on what is going on during the various stages of a police investigation, and whether law enforcement is even interacting with you or not.

As a general rule, we all have privacy protections and protections against self-incrimination under state a…

What happens during a plea negotiation?

The plea negotiation process is usually an evolving thing during the course of a criminal case. There are a lot of factors that influence plea negotiations, like the relative strength or weakness of the evidence against you, legal issues present that allow us to attack the gover…

Seasonal Showroom Styling for Mercedes-Benz of Salem

Luxury dealerships know that every detail contributes to the customer experience.

For this Independence Day project at Mercedes-Benz of Salem, we created a custom patriotic balloon garland to complement the showroom’s modern architecture and a coordinating floral …

What are the possible penalties for felony convictions?

A felony conviction can be devastating to you and your life. It can result in a loss of your freedom and liberty, it can damage if not destroy your reputation, and it can result in an array of collateral consequences, like the loss of employment and the loss of t…

What happens during an arraignment hearing?

Arraignments are usually the very first appearance you have in court after you have been arrested or cited to appear by law enforcement.

At the arraignment, you are informed of the charges against you, your rights, and possible punishments if convicted, and you usually ent…

This Fourth of July, we had the opportunity to create a custom showroom display for Acura of Salem featuring illuminated “4TH OF JULY SALE” marquee letters and patriotic balloon décor designed to welcome customers and highlight the dealership’s holiday promotion.

Projects like these are a great remin…

What should I bring to my first meeting with a defense attorney?

This really depends on the case but as a general rule, you will always want to bring any and all evidence you have that relates to the case and the charges at issue.

This will be protected work product and will only be disclosed to third parties if hel…

What happens after receiving a criminal summons?

Under Oregon law, once you are notified of possible criminal charges against you, you need to hire an attorney before you do anything else. You also need to remember to not talk to the police, and not make matters worse. Call us today.

How does bail work in Oregon?

In Oregon, when a court sets security, you must post ten percent of that amount to post bail and get released while your case is still pending.

Oregon Episcopal School Graduation Celebration

Every graduation tells a different story, and this celebration for an Oregon Episcopal School graduate was designed to create a memorable focal point for family and friends.

The display featured our illuminated “OES 2026” marquee letters paired with a custom or…

What is the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony?

In current times, all crimes, both misdemeanors and felonies, are defined by the legislature and codified by statute.

Some of the main differences between a misdemeanor and a felony are the potential consequences and sanctions that each one brings.

Misdeme…