Gerash Steiner & Blanton, P.C.

07/12/2021

Steroids are popular among athletes, bodybuilders, and so-called “gym rats,” but are they legal? Importantly, are they safe? We discuss laws, penalties, myths, and side effects of anabolic steroids on our blog. Read for more!
https://www.gerashsteiner.net/blog/2021/july/are-steroids-illegal-for-personal-use-/

06/10/2021

We can learn a thing or two from a wrongful death lawsuit that resulted from a deadly snakebite in Georgia. Find out more about this shocking story on our blog.

We can learn a thing or two from a wrongful death lawsuit arising out of a deadly snakebite in Georgia. Find out more about this shocking story on our blog.

04/13/2021

The FBI conducted a record number of background checks for gun purchases in 2020, totaling nearly 40 million. We explore the possible reasons and implications of this emerging trend on our blog. Read for more!
https://www.gerashsteiner.net/blog/2021/april/national-surge-in-background-checks-gun-sales/

03/11/2021

Americans are finally getting access to COVID-19 vaccines, although, some raise concerns over the potential long-term side effects. To learn about filing vaccine-related injury claims against the government, visit our blog.

02/16/2021

Injured through no fault of your own? You may be entitled to economic damages, non-economic damages, or punitive damages in your personal injury case. To learn the differences between the three types of damages, read our blog for more!

If you succeed in your personal injury claim, the court may award economic damages, non-economic damages, and/or punitive damages in your personal injury case. Read for more.

01/25/2021

COVID-19 has forced countless people to be financially dependent on the government, their partners, or other family or household members. However, this has translated into economic abuse by financial providers, which is a type of domestic violence that has soared during the pandemic. Read our blog to learn more.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused millions to lose their jobs. As a result, economic abuse is predicted to rise as domestic violence victims rely on financial support. Read our blog to learn more.

12/23/2020

Alcohol consumption and substance use has increased since the pandemic began in March, according to experts. As such, our lawyers examine the specific factors that may lead to this increase in our blog. Continue reading for more!

COVID-19 has affected countless families worldwide, and health officials are seeing an increase in alcohol consumption and substance abuse as a result. Read our blog for more!

10/23/2020

Halloween is close by, meaning it is a good time to discuss the 5 common crimes committed on this holiday. The last thing we want is for a criminal record to haunt you, therefore we encourage you to read our blog to learn more!

Halloween is just around the corner, making it a good time to discuss the 5 most frequent crimes committed on Halloween night. Read our blog for more!

09/04/2020

If you read the news, you may know that voter fraud is a trending topic of discussion in the US today. With the presidential election being weeks away, it’s important to understand what voter fraud is to best avoid an unintentional criminal charge. Visit our blog to learn more!

Voter fraud is a serious crime. With the presidential election being days away, it’s important to learn about the elements of this crime. Read for more!

08/06/2020

Was a restraining order filed against you? This may be a frightening experience, but you must be careful and follow various rules or else you may suffer a criminal charge. Visit our blog to learn more.

If a restraining order was issued against you, there are various rules you must follow to best prevent a criminal charge. Read our blog to learn more!

07/20/2020

A new Colorado law lowers the punishments for minor drug possession from a felony to misdemeanor, helping countless people avoid harsh consequences. Learn more about this impactful contribution to criminal justice reform.

Minor drug possession in Colorado is a misdemeanor instead of a felony as of March 1, 2020. Continue reading our blog to learn about this law and its impacts!