We are pleased to announce that Thomas has been included in the Criminal Defense Section of Business North Carolina’s Legal Elite for the third consecutive year. Thomas is a Board Certified Specialist in Criminal Law, an AV Preeminent Peer Rated Lawyer by Martindale Hubbell, and is commonly included in North...
Thomas Amburgey and the Amburgey Law Firm are pleased to announce that Thomas has been included in North Carolina Super Lawyers’ Rising Stars list in 2020. Thomas is a Board Certified Specialist in State Criminal Law. He is an AV Preeminent Peer Rated Lawyer and has been continuously recognized by...
Thomas has been included in the Criminal Defense Section of Business North Carolina’s Legal Elite 2020. This is Thomas's second consecutive year of inclusion.
Thomas Amburgey and the Amburgey Law Firm are pleased to announce that Thomas has been included in North Carolina Super Lawyers Rising Stars List for 2019, for the second year in a row. Thomas is a Board Certified Specialist in State Criminal Defense and is an AV Preeminent Peer Rated...
Thomas Amburgey and the Amburgey Law Firm are pleased to announce that Thomas has been included in the Business North Carolina Legal Elite Criminal Defense Section. Thomas is a Board Certified Specialist in State Criminal Defense Law. He is an AV Preeminent Peer Rated Lawyer at Martindale Hubbell and is...
Thomas Amburgey and the Amburgey Law Firm are pleased to announce that the firm has relocated to the Jackson Building on Pack Square. Please update your records to wit: Thomas Amburgey, Amburgey Law The Jackson Building – 12th Floor 22 South Pack Square Asheville, NC 28801 828-989-3210 thomas@ashevilledefense.com Amburgey Law...
The Amburgey Law Firm is pleased to announce that he has been selected to the North Carolina Super Lawyers Rising Stars List for 2018. Thomas is a Board Certified Specialist in State Criminal Defense and is an AV Preeminent Peer Rated Lawyer at Martindale Hubbell. 2018 is Thomas’s first appearance...
In North Carolina, DWIs are divided into levels of seriousness. If you are sentenced to the least serious level (Level 5, which is most common), then the judge will typically not require you to do jail time.
What I tell my clients is that you should wear what you would wear to a church service on Sunday or to a friend’s wedding.
First, if you have not been already arrested, then, at some point, you’ll have to turn yourself in.
