Have you recently been accused of hit & run? If so, we advise you to secure the representation of our hit & run defense lawyer as soon as possible. If convicted, you may face misdemeanor or felony charges in addition to severe penalties. At Roberts & Teeter, LLC, we have extensive experience handling a wide range of criminal matters, including hit & run cases. When you enlist our world-class legal services, you can be confident that you have made the right choice. Our attorney will personally handle each legal aspect of your case. With our legal team in your corner, you may be able to navigate through the complexities of the legal system with confidence. Put your case in the hands of a trusted and highly capable criminal defense lawyer. We can offer you the hard-hitting representation that you require in order to succeed.
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Michael Brett Roberts
Attorney
Michael Brett Roberts has believed, from an early age, that every person accused of a crime deserves a zealous defense. No matter your age, ethnicity, gender or past, Michael feels you need your attorney fighting for you like he would fight for his own freedom, money or reputation. Michael believes that good people make mistakes and he believes in second chances.
For the past 9 year, Michael has been honing his craft by taking on tough cases, dealing with difficult judges and prosecutors. Most importantly he has honed his skills by helping his clients combat their charges and protect their freedom. He has handled matters ranging from domestic violence, possession and distribution of CDS, to 1st degree murder.
He was honored to be awarded the New Jersey Law Journal New Leaders of the Bar Award in 2015 and 2016. In addition, he was awarded the Middlesex County Bar 2015 Young Lawyer of the Year. He has been recognized as a rising star by Super Lawyers for the past three years. Michael has also been featured on local television speaking on gun rights, firearm laws and bail reform. He has been a featured presenter to other lawyers on various topics throughout New Jersey. Michael proudly serves as a Trustee to the Middlesex County Bar Foundation, a Trustee to the New Jersey State Bar Criminal Section, and is the head coach to the Rutgers University Mock Trial, the same University where Michael earned his J.D. and his bachelors in political science and philosophy.
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Matthew Teeter
Attorney
Matthew Teeter graduated from The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey in 2008, having majored in Criminal Justice with a focus in Forensic Investigation. While obtaining his degree, he successfully completed an internship with the New Jersey State Police Ballistics Unit in Hamilton, New Jersey. It was there where he learned about comparative bullet/lead analysis, the examination and test firing of firearms, and forensic ballistic testimony in New Jersey courts.
In 2012, Matt obtained his J.D. from Faulkner University – Thomas Goode Jones School of Law. While in law school, Matt served as President of the Student Bar Association, was appointed an Executive Board Member of the Board of Advocates, and represented his school at the 2011 Annual American Bar Association Meeting. During this time, Matt also applied his talents to the Mediation Clinic, where he negotiated settlements for the Honorable Sharon Yates. For the past three years his focus has been devoted to criminal law, criminal procedure and trial advocacy.
Matt’s passion is best demonstrated in the courtroom. He thoroughly enjoys representing individuals facing serious criminal penalties and consequences within the state of New Jersey. Matt limits his practice to criminal law, traffic offenses, DWI/DUI, restraining orders and juvenile delinquency matters. As a former casino card dealer in Atlantic City, Matt exclusively handles all of the firm’s underage gambling matters.
Matt has also appeared on the radio in New York City to discuss legal issues and was a speaker at the New Jersey State Bar’s 2016 Hot Topics in Criminal Law Seminar, lecturing on underage gambling law. Aside from practicing law, Matt is an avid fisherman and sports fan.
Client Testimonials
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“From my first consultation, he was respectful and explained the entire process in full detail. If it wasnt for Matt I would've lost my license. Do yourself a favor and call them if you are in need of the best defense in NJ.”
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“ Michael's negotiations reduced the sentence significantly to 3 months loss of license and a careless driving ticket. If not for Michael, I would have faced a year without a license and substantial fines. ”
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“Without going into too much detail about my case, Mr. Roberts achieved what was considered an impossible outcome for cases like mine. I highly recommend that you hire Mr. Roberts because he will take care of you and always keep your best interest in mind.”
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“This man will put the work in! he basically wrote a novel explaining why I deserved Pre-trial Intervention! Michael is on time and very intelligent! I Can not say it enough, thank you Michael!”
Daniel
Passionate Attorneys
Focused On Justice
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At Our Law Office, We Only Practice Criminal Law.
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Our Attorney Will Personally Handle Your Case.
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We Keep Our Clients Informed Every Step of the Way.
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Flexible Appointment Times & Weekend Availability.
Common Penalties
There are two levels of hit & run charges: misdemeanor and felony. If you flee the scene of an accident without identifying yourself to the party/parties involved, you may be charged with hit & run. If only physical property was damaged, you will likely face misdemeanor charges. However, if the hit & run involved physical harm or death, you may face felony charges.
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Expensive Fines
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Restitution To The Victim
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Jail Time
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Probation
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Forfeiture of Assets
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Immigration Consequences
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What Is A Hit & Run?
A traffic violation that involves willfully leaving the scene of an accident. If the victim was physically harmed, you may face felony charges.
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What Do I Do After A Hit & Run?
Seek immediate representation from a highly skilled defense attorney and do not speak with law enforcement officers or prosecutors about your case.
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What Are My Rights?
You have the right to an attorney and the right to remain silent. We advise you to take advantage of your rights immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
Helping You Understand Your Rights & Legal Options
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Questions
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What Are Some Examples Of Hit & Run Defenses?
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At Roberts & Teeter, LLC, we do not utilize cookie-cutter solutions. Instead, we build personalized, formidable defense strategies for our clients. However, some of the most common defenses for hit & run include: no applicable property damage, stolen/borrowed car, and lack of knowledge of the accident/property damage/injury. To learn more, contact our firm.
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Will This Be On My Permanent Record?
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Yes. Your criminal record will show your arrest, charge, and conviction (if any). A criminal record will make it difficult for you to secure employment, housing, loans and more. Do not take your arrest lightly. Make the smart choice. Contact our firm to increase your chances of a favorable case outcome.
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Do I Need An Attorney To Represent My Hit & Run Case?
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Contrary to popular belief, hit & run charges do not only result in civil complaints. A conviction for hit & run can lead to extremely severe criminal charges. Due to the serious nature of your criminal case, it would be within your best interests to secure the assistance of an experienced criminal defense lawyer.
What Factors Are Taken Into Consideration During Sentencing?
- The type of drugs and narcotics involved
- The quantity of drugs and narcotics
- Nature and variety of prior criminal convictions
- Overall criminal history of the defendant charged
- Whether the defendant is curently on probation
- The actual or potential harm to the public
- The financial benefit to the defendant
- The defendant's age
- The defendant's own dependence on drugs or narcotics
- The defendant's psychiatric history
- Evidence of rehabilitation