J. Burkhardt Beale
Dedicated to the defense of DUI/DWI, personal injury law and other areas of criminal law, criminal defense attorney Burkhardt Beale has been successfully representing his clients since 1980, when he was admitted to practice law in Virginia ...more
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David G. BoyceCombining his experience in civil litigation and his comfort in the courtroom with his ability to successfully handle criminal cases ranging from reckless driving to drug and gun felonies, Mr. Boyce is uniquely situated to resolve the problems facing his clients. Read More>>
DUI Defense
You know that those convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) in Virginia undergo great hardships including scrutiny from the public. But depending on your case, you may not have to be one of them. Don't just hire a DUI defense attorney that will plead you guilty, hire a DUI defense attorney that will fight for you. With an experienced and skilled Virginia drunk driving defense attorney who specializes in the defense of those accused of drinking and driving, you may have a winning chance in court.
Criminal Defense
Flashing red lights. Handcuffs. People pointing and watching your every move. When you or someone you love is arrested for a criminal offense in Virginia, it's hard not to keep replaying these images in your head. The sad truth is that even if the case ends up being dismissed or the charges against you are dropped, you'll never forget the criminal arrest. But even during this time of despair, there is a place you can turn to for help. The skilled criminal defense attorneys at Boone Beale know what you are going through.
Traffic Defense
Just a short time ago, you were pulled over and received a traffic ticket or moving violation. The problem: the officer said that you did not come to a complete stop at a stop sign. You were frustrated because there were no other cars in sight, you looked both ways and you thought you came to a stop. You considered the officer to be nitpicky, but you took the ticket and were cordial. Now you can pay the ticket and move on, right? Wrong! What the officer, prosecuting attorney, and judge will fail to tell you is that plea bargaining is the rule of thumb to resolve these matters.