Dysart Willis Welcomes Drew Nelson, Adds Appellate Practice
Dysart Willis is pleased to announce that seasoned attorney Drew Nelson has joined the firm. Drew will primarily lead the firm’s Appellate Practice area and represent clients before the North Carolina Court of Appeals, the Supreme Court of North Carolina, and in the...
What Happens When a Civil Case Turns Criminal?
At Dysart Willis, our attorneys are equipped to handle any type of criminal charge in state and federal courts. Whether it involves vehicular death, drug issues, sexual offense allegations, computer crimes, or corporate misconduct, we have represented clients...
Low-level Crack Offenders May Be Eligible for Sentence Reduction Under the First Step Act of 2018
Under the First Step Act of 2018, some federal offenders incarcerated for crack cocaine offenses became eligible for a sentence reduction. Before this week, eligible offenders were: (1) convicted before August 3, 2010, (2) of an offense involving cocaine base...
Drug Tax: Frequently Asked Questions About North Carolina Unauthorized Substance Tax Assessments
Unless you happen to be the most tax-conscious drug dealer in the world, you may be unfamiliar that the North Carolina Department of Revenue taxes the sale or possession of unauthorized substances. The same way sales taxes are levied by the State, if you are caught...