If you or your loved one has been charged with battery or another assault-related offense, turn to Thomas V. Duck III, P.C., Attorney at Law for hard-hitting representation. Due to the serious and sensitive nature of your case, we advise you against navigating through the complexities of the legal system alone. Regardless of the unique circumstances pertaining to your charges, you can be confident in our ability to handle your case. Our battery defense attorney is passionate about the pursuit of justice. We will serve as your powerful voice, tenaciously pursuing the most favorable outcome possible.
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When your rights, freedom and future are on the line, you need to hire a courtroom-tested advocate. We will fight tirelessly in order to combat your charges. We will not quit until we have explored each avenue of defense.
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Thomas V. Duck
Attorney at Law
Attorney Thomas V. Duck has a true passion for the law. He began his career as a police officer prior to attending law school. He graduated from the John Marshall Law School in 2005 and went on to start his own practice in 2009.
He truly loves what he does and makes himself available at any time of the day for his clients. When you choose to retain his representation, he will listen intently to your story and work tirelessly to build a formidable defense strategy on your behalf. He will never use cookie-cutter legal solutions and he will never pass your case off to a paralegal. Attorney Duck will personally handle each legal aspect of your case every step of the way. Additionally, he will not bill you by the hour or charge a flat fee. He will determine a price that is fair for the work performed by his law office.
Client Testimonials
Put Your Case in Capable & Competent Hands
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“I was amazed at the result he was able to achieve.”
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“Tommy Duck is one of the best lawyers I have worked with. He put my personal welfare first and stayed on top of my case from start to finish. ”
Ryan
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“He and his staff are courteous, professional, and responsive.”
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“He's a Tiger and will fight for you!”
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“Mr. Duck is very professional and went above and beyond to get my case dismissed.”
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Thomas V. Duck III, P.C.
The Right Choice for Your Case
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Passionate About Defending the Rights of the Accused.
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Our Attorney Serves as an Active Member of the Community.
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Backed by Over A Decade of Experience in Criminal Law.
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Dedicated to Providing Hard-Hitting Defense at a Fair Price.
Common Penalties
Battery is a physical act that results in offensive or harmful contact with another person, without his or her consent. In addition, if you have made a threatening or menacing statement that caused an individual to believe that he or she was in danger of physical harm, you may be charged with battery.
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Incarceration
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Expensive Fines
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Probationary Restrictions
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Restitution for the Victim
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Criminal Record
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Loss of Certain Rights
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Is Battery A Felony Offense?
Battery is typically charged as a misdemeanor. However, severe battery crimes, involving deadly weapons, are charged as felony offenses.
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What Penalties Will I Face?
Penalties are dependent upon the severity of the offense. You will likely face harsher penalties if you have prior convictions on your record.
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Do I Need A Lawyer?
Hiring an attorney will increase your chances of securing a favorable outcome. It would be within your best interests to secure immediate assistance.
We Have The Answers You Need
Frequently Asked Questions
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Will I Have A Criminal Record?
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If you are found guilty and charged with battery, you will be forced to carry a criminal record. We advise you secure immediate legal assistance in order to increase your chances of a favorable case outcome.
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What Will Happen If I Am Convicted?
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A battery conviction could stay on your record for the rest of your life. If charged, you may be fined and face prison or jail time. You may also be placed on probation for a substantial amount of time. Finally, you may receive a court order to attend anger management training or counseling.
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What Is The Difference Between Assault & Battery?
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Assault and battery typically occur in conjunction with one another. Battery offenses are generally always preceded by an assault offense. Battery is conduct which produces bodily injury or offensive contact. Assault does not include physical contact. Instead, it is an attempt to instill fear into another person.
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Possible Case Outcomes
Charges Reduced
There may be a chance that you can get your charges reduced to a misdemeanor, depending upon circumstances with what exactly happened.
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Possible Case Outcomes
Suppressed Evidence
In some instances, it can be proven that some type of violation occurred during the process of investigation, which could lead to evidence being thrown out of court.
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Possible Case Outcomes
Charges Dismissed
We work tirelessly to secure the best possible outcome, including getting your criminal charges completely dismissed, acquitted, or dropped.
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