Here is just a small sampling of our
Newsworthy Cases
Practice Areas
DUI/DWI
Driving Under the Influence cases can be very complicated. Each case is unique and you want an experienced attorney at your side.
Sex Offenses
Sex offense crimes can be one of the scariest of charges that can be levied against someone.
Commercial Driver's Licenses
Commercial Driver's Licenses (CDL) are valuable. If you have one, your job probably requires it. Your livelihood could depend on having one. Certain convictions can result in your being disqualified from having one. Your employer may fire you for insurance purposes if you get convicted of certain moving violations. Even a conviction for driving 15 miles over the speed limit (not considered Reckless Driving) can greatly affect your CDL.
Restoration of Driving Privileges
If your driver's license was revoked or disqualified because of a felony Driving Under the Influence or you were declared an habitual offender, getting your driving privileges back is not something that automatically happens after a period of time has passed. You must be proactive and apply to have your driving privileges reinstated.
Expungements
Even if you are found not guilty, a charge against you was dismissed or dropped, it will still show up on your record. A background search of you will show that you were arrested. Perhaps you are applying for a job with a security clearance or job that is sensitive in nature, a background check showing you were arrested for anything at all may be a huge factor for a prospective employer and their hiring decision.
Drug Offenses
Drug offenses charged in Virginia that lead to convictions can have serious ramifications for one’s livelihood, ability to drive, reputation and, possibly, your ability to obtain financial aid for college.
Juvenille Criminal Charges
If your child is charged by the authorities for allegedly committing a criminal act, you should not think that the matter will simply go away since your child is underage.
Restoration of Firearm Rights
If you were convicted of a felony, you can't possess a firearm in Virginia. You can be charged with Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon even if you are just near a firearm. And depending on when you were convicted and what you were convicted of, you could face long periods of mandatory incarceration. However, the good news is that you can have your firearm rights restored.
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testimonials from satisfied clients
I was so glad to have Mr Jonathan David, he is a skilled and honest attorney. Highly, highly recommended.
Ruiz Express Group
Jon has taken care of a few things for me and has been nothing but helpful, knowledgable, and respectful. Deal in confidence when retaining him.
Matt Tyson
I was very happy with his work. He stayed on top of my case. I would definitely recommend him and use him again if I ever needed him.
Charles B.
I’ve had Mr. David represent me on three different occasions. He is passionate about your defence and is a very capable and intelligent attorney. He will tell you exactly what the deal is and will not sell you a dream. If you want to professional that’s not gonna lie to you go ahead and go with Johnathan David.
John Bryant
Great lawyer, helped me get into a program instead of jail time, so far it's helping a lot.
Aly Kandeel
Mr David did a great job on our case and would highly recommend him.
