Top-Rated Los Angeles Hit & Run Attorneys
When you’re charged with fleeing the scene of a crash, you’re looking at years in prison. That’s a harsh consequence for a single mistake or misunderstanding. There’s hope for beating these charges or at least reducing their impact on your life. If you're facing hit and run charges in Los Angeles, you need the reliable advice and aggressive representation of an experienced hit and run attorney at The Law Offices of Christopher Chaney. As a leading Southern California hit and run law firm, we’re equipped to defend clients against charges that range from misdemeanors that could leave a permanent mark on your record to felony offenses that carry harsh penalties.
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Why Hire The Law Offices of Christopher Chaney to Handle Your Hit & Run Case?
- Battle-Tested Criminal Trial Attorney
- Extensive Experience in Hit & Run Defense
- Extensive Knowledge of California Hit & Run Laws
- Aggressive Representation to Protect Your Rights
- Outstanding Reputation & Client Reviews
- Relentless Pursuit of The Best Possible Outcome
- A Proven Track Record Of Successful Results
Chris is the best lawyer. He can work miracles. It's amazing what that man can do in a courtroom.
Andrea McDonald
The best attorney I have ever met. Very efficient, responsive, and caring. He makes you very comfortable and has a positive attitude at a very stressful time in your life. 1000 percent recommended.
Monique Galfiano
Christopher Chaney is a fantastic attorney! He is intelligent, professional, and provides exceptional service. He is an excellent strategist and truly one of a kind. I personally won’t use anyone else for my legal representation. I highly recommend him!
Lindsey C
Frequently Asked Questions About Hit & Run Defense:
Under California law, jail time is one consequence you could be facing if convicted of a hit and run. Even a misdemeanor charge could land you behind bars for up to a year. A felony hit and run conviction could put you away for up to four years and potentially longer under certain circumstances.
Escaping or minimizing jail time needs to be your priority, which means you need a strong defense that serves this goal.