A clear conversation about a serious allegation.
An assault allegation can affect your relationships, work, and future. Laura Neme handles assault defense and begins with personal attention to the circumstances of the matter.
What this matter can look like.
These hypothetical examples are not past Neme Law cases, client stories, or promised outcomes. The firm confirms whether it can assist with your particular matter.
Different accounts of an argument
An argument leads to an assault allegation. The accused wants to discuss the reported events and an upcoming court appearance.
Witnesses and messages
A person charged after an incident has questions about witness accounts and messages. They ask counsel how to discuss and provide relevant information.
A careful conversation about the reported incident
An assault allegation may involve accounts from several people and different types of records. Topics for a consultation include:
- The general allegation, the court involved, and any scheduled appearance.
- Whether there are relevant orders or other existing proceedings to discuss.
- The types of messages, photographs, or witness information you want to ask counsel about.
Work directly with Laura Neme.
Criminal defense is Laura’s primary focus. Based in Wayne and Oakland counties, Michigan, Neme Law offers personal attention and clear communication about consultation arrangements, the scope of an engagement, and next steps.
Meet Laura NemeQuestions before you reach out.
What if people describe the incident differently?
Mention generally that accounts differ. A consultation provides a place to discuss the circumstances and ask what information counsel needs to review.
Can I send messages or photographs now?
Please contact the firm first. It can explain what material it needs and the appropriate method for providing it. The website form does not accept uploads.
Should I mention an existing court order?
Yes. Tell the firm that an order exists and identify any upcoming hearing date. Ask how to provide the order for discussion rather than sending sensitive documents in the first inquiry.