criminal defense
What You Should Do if Arrested
June 17,2015
When not in trial, criminal defense attorneys spend much of their time trying to mitigate the damage done by a client during their arrest. I frequently see criminal suspects carelessly try to explain their side of the story and unknowingly shoot themselves in the foot. What should a person do if they are accused of […]
T.J. Voboril and Ryan Kalamaya Again Named Colorado Super Lawyers Rising Stars
March 23,2015
Attorneys T.J. Voboril and Ryan Kalamaya of local full-service law firm Reynolds, Kalamaya & Voboril, LLC have been selected to the 2015 Colorado Super Lawyers Rising Stars list. Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. This […]
Colorado Considers Making DUI a Felony
February 20,2015
Colorado is among five states where repeat drunk driving offenders face only misdemeanor charges. This may soon change. On February 5, the House Judiciary Committee passed a bill increasing penalties against repeat drunk drivers. House Bill 15-1043 would make a third DUI within seven years punishable as a felony if other aggravating factors were involved, […]
Rave Reviews for Ryan Kalamaya
February 04,2015
A number of recent clients have confirmed that RKV Law moves mountains in the Vail and Roaring Fork Valleys. Domestic relations reviews: Jessica gave Ryan 5 stars and said: If you need a great lawyer who will help guide you every step of the way with integrity and a personal touch. Ryan is the one. […]
U.S. Supreme Court Issues Major Ruling on Privacy of Cellphones
June 26,2014
In what is surely a landmark case, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled today in Riley v. California that police need a warrant to search the cellphones of people under arrest. The courts, including here in Colorado, have long allowed warrantless searches in connection with arrests under the auspices of police safety and preservation of […]
What You Should Do if Arrested
May 07,2014
When not in trial, criminal defense attorneys spend much of their time trying to mitigate the damage done by a client during their arrest. I frequently see criminal suspects carelessly try to explain their side of the story and unknowingly shoot themselves in the foot. What should a person do if they are accused of […]