Spurred by the threat of a deadly coronavirus outbreak, many Americans — including those in the military community — have sought shelter in the safety of their homes, whether out of caution, necessity or government mandates. But what happens when home isn’t safe?
Read moreBeyond the staggering physical toll of the coronavirus pandemic, family relationships are grappling with a daunting new set of challenges. Throw in a military career and divorce, and the situation becomes particularly tenuous.
Read moreDirector of the Family Law Practice at Invictus, Attorney Thomas Wright, featured in local Norfolk News broadcast that discusses co-parenting in the age of COVID-19.
Read moreFor Americans who make careers out of military service, obtaining approval to handle classified information makes a big difference in terms of advancement and pay. Unfortunately, that coveted security clearance could become another victim of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreOn March 23, 2020, through Executive Order, Governor Northam ordered statewide closures of all schools (K-12) for the remainder of the academic year. This will certainly cause a tremendous strain on parents throughout the Commonwealth, especially on those operating under custody and visitation orders. The most recent Executive Order creates a space where most families are unclear how to proceed with parenting time.
Read moreInvictus Law is concentrating its efforts for the next three weeks to serving the community by helping those currently serving sentences in the local area. We are ready to help by providing legal services in the form of emergency sentence reduction hearings and bond reconsideration motions for all of those at risk from COVID-19. This is a severe health issue, and we are committed to getting your loved ones out of jail and home safely as fast as possible.
Read moreIt is intimidating to find yourself dealing with a police officer who suspects you of driving while intoxicated. But there’s a whole separate set of challenges if, after an arrest, you end up with a refusal charge, too. Virginia is an “implied consent state. That means if you are driving, you’re considered to have consented to submit to timely breath or blood tests after an arrest. Such tests typically would be requested after charges of driving while intoxicated or, for minors, driving after illegally drinking alcohol.
Read moreAttorney Eric Leckie of Invictus Law is defending a 19 year old woman who is facing two counts of “accessory after the fact of murder” charges in connection to the murder of a 27-year-old man in Chesapeake Birch Trail Circle.
Read moreEric Leckie of Invictus Law was recently featured in the news due to his representation of a client involved in the Flint Water Crisis case. View the articles below to learn more about Eric's involvement and how he has helped his client embark on the journey to justice.
Read moreAs a part of our continuing mission to provide above and beyond legal services for those who go above and beyond for our nation, Invictus Law seeks to help our greater community in this time of need.
Read moreAttorney Eric Leckie is currently representing a Navy Sailor who claims to have been subjected to retaliation from superiors while stationed at the Sewells Point Police Precinct at Naval Station Norfolk. Dennis Walters and his family believe that his hostile work environment is a reaction to his wife's involvement in the Flint water crisis.
Read moreThe military takes a hardline view of drug use. Infractions — even just a positive drug test — can deal devastating blows to the careers and reputations of active-duty service members. That’s why it’s vital to get a knowledgeable advocate on your side as soon as possible.
Read moreCriminal Defense Attorney Eric Leckie of Invictus Law has recently been featured by multiple newsgroups for his role as defense counsel for a man accused of shooting and killing a Norfolk woman. Attorney Leckie has been steadfast in his defense and the pursuit of justice. He is currently working to have evidence dismissed due to improper search and seizure and illegal police interrogations of his client. To learn more about this case, be sure to read both articles that feature the story and Attorney Leckie.
Read moreAt Invictus Law, we firmly believe that each person plays a critical role as a member of our legal team. We are committed to providing a supportive work environment that nurtures both the professional and personal development of our employees. We believe that people who look forward to coming to work are dedicated to great service. And our team reflects that belief in our rich history of prior military service among our attorney’s and staff.
Read moreMilitary life, and particularly deployments, can be stressful for families. Sometimes, the path a family chooses points to divorce — but what does that mean when one or both parties are overseas?
Read moreAfter talking with and hiring Mr. Leckie a lot of stressed was relieved, he reassured me that everything would be ok and he kept his word as my attorney.
Anonymous
Eric stated that when he took on a case it was like he was defending one of his family and he kept his word.
Lisa
He also went above and beyond to make sure I stayed out of jail and all the charges were dropped. In the end Mr. Leckie enabled me to get my life back in order.
Codi-Lee
Best in town!!!
April
Excellent attorney who cares about their clients!
Kristen
