
Felonies

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These stories reflect the care and commitment we bring to every case.
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Ms. Corcoran not only listened to the facts of the case but dived deep into me as a person.- Former Client
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I can not thank her enough for going out of her way when she didn't have to.- Former Client
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I HIGHLY recommend her in a heartbeat.- Former Client
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She took care of the case quickly and efficiently with the best possible outcome in my favor.- Courtney
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5 stars isn't enough for her. If you need a great outstanding lawyer this lady is the one you need.- Tina A.



Felony Charges We Defend
Our firm represents clients throughout Virginia facing a wide range of felony offenses, including but not limited to:
- Drug trafficking and distribution – This includes possession with intent to distribute, conspiracy to traffic, and large-scale drug operations.
- Weapons possession during a felony – The use of a weapon in crimes, such as robbery, assault, and more.
- Arson – Setting fire to a home, structure, or occupied building, with or without injury.
- Assault on law enforcement officers - A serious felony in Virginia that carries mandatory minimum prison time if convicted.
- Online solicitation of a minor - Internet crimes involving attempted sexual communication or enticement of a minor.
- Abduction and kidnapping - Unlawful restraint or taking of another person, with or without demands or violence.
- Computer crimes - Hacking, unauthorized access, fraud schemes, and identity theft conducted digitally.
- Domestic violence at the felony level - Serious bodily injury, use of weapons, or prior convictions that elevate domestic charges to felonies.
- Malicious wounding or aggravated assault - Assaults causing serious harm or committed with intent to maim or kill.
- Burglary and robbery - Forced entry or theft involving threats, violence, or weapons.
- Sex crimes – Rape, sexual battery, child pornography, online solicitation of a minor, and other sex-related felonies.
- White-collar crimes - Embezzlement, forgery, and high-value thefts involving complex evidence and financial records.
- Homicide - First- and second-degree murder, voluntary and involuntary manslaughter, and vehicular homicide.