What Can I Recover Through Restitution?
Experienced Baltimore criminal defense lawyers Attorney Eric T. Kirk will advise his criminal and juvenile clients that a person who’s sustained:
- medical or burial expenses
- out-of pocket losses
- loss of earnings
- the loss of property, or
- rehabilitative expenses
as the “direct result” of a crime or juvenile act, can recover restitution. Direct result may have an imprecise legal meaning, and the outcome and results will vary based on the unique factual circumstance of each crime and each offender. Not all consequences of crime are “direct results” and therefore may be avoided in a restitution judgment. An experienced criminal defense attorney can often play a critical role in ensuring that, where restitution is just and appropriate, the amount does not result in a double recovery.
I extend a no-cost, no-obligation case analysis and personal, confidential conference and strategy session to all prospective clients. If you have been accused of a crime, it is vital that you act quickly to safeguard your freedom. Contact me today. 410 591 2835, or simply complete the online form at the bottom of the page.
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A Baltimore car accident and personal injury litigator who has taken hundreds of cases to trial in Maryland, New York and Florida, recovering millions over a 30-year mission to obtain denied compensation for his clients.
