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Does the Victim of Crime Need a Lawyer?
Victims are often overwhelmed following a crime. Victims may be faced with a lot of questions and not many answers. How will my bills get paid? Do I have to attend the court hearing? Who will represent me? What if I don't want the case to be prosecuted? Our office accepts cases in West Virginia, the District of Columbia and Maryland and can help victims find some of these answers. Brenda has worked as a prosecutor, defense counsel and holds a master's degree with an emphasis in Restorative Justice.