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09/01/2026

Did you know❓ Paying a might feel like the quickest way to put it behind you, but that payment can come with consequences. In most , paying is treated as a guilty plea. That could mean points on your license, higher insurance rates, etc...

Before you pay the fine, it's worth finding out what options you have. Contact the Gross Law Group to discuss your case and the best path forward 📞 910-666-0693

08/28/2026

The face of an who never backs down 💪

Calm under pressure, relentless in defense 👉 Attorney David K. Gross

08/25/2026

A drug possession charge can put your freedom, record, and future at risk. What you do next matters.

The Gross Law Group is ready to help you understand the charge, your options, and the best path forward. Don’t face it alone and don’t wait to get answers.

Charged with drug possession? Call Gross Law today 📞 910-666-0693

08/21/2026

This week’s Famous Areas of Wilmington feature takes us to "Thalian Hall" 👏

For more than 165 years, Thalian Hall has stood as one of downtown Wilmington’s most recognizable landmarks. Its stage has hosted generations of performances and remains an active part of the city’s arts and culture today.

The Gross Law Group is proud to serve our clients in a city shaped centuries of history, character, and community. ✨

08/18/2026

𝗤: Can I get charged for playing a prank on someone?

𝗔: Yes, depending on what the prank involves. What starts as a joke can turn into a legal problem if it includes property damage, threats, trespassing, or causing a public disturbance.

Intent matters, but it doesn’t always erase the consequences of what happened.

➡️ The safest rule? If the prank could damage property, disrupt the public, or put you somewhere you don’t have permission to be, it's more serious than you think.

If you're facing criminal charges, call the team at the Gross Law Group 📞 910-666-0693

08/14/2026

Approaching a line of flashing blue lights and stopped cars can make anyone uneasy. ⚠️ For drivers traveling through Robeson County, NC, a DWI checkpoint can be an intimidating encounter, especially if you’re unsure what to expect. Our latest blog breaks down how legal DWI checkpoints operate in North Carolina, what officers 𝘤𝘢𝘯 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘤𝘢𝘯'𝘵 𝘥𝘰, when a stop may turn into a DWI investigation, and what steps to take if you’re arrested.

When your license and future are on the line, knowledge matters.💡 Read the full Gross Law Guide here 👉 https://tinyurl.com/47da7thj

Seeing flashing blue lights and a line of stopped vehicles ahead can make anyone nervous, even when they’ve done nothing wrong. For drivers in Lumberton, Pembroke, and other parts of Robeson County, encountering a DWI checkpoint is a common reality. During holidays and other periods associated wit...

08/11/2026

Is this considered self-defense? 🤔

Being attacked does not automatically justify striking back after the danger has passed. In this scenario, the other person lowered their hands and began walking away. Following them and throwing a punch would likely be viewed as retaliation, 𝘯𝘰𝘵 𝘴𝘦𝘭𝘧-𝘥𝘦𝘧𝘦𝘯𝘴𝘦.

Every case depends on its specific facts-- If you've been charged after defending yourself, contact the Gross Law Group. We'll examine the full circumstances and help you understand your legal options. ✅

Call us today to protect your tomorrow 👉📞 (910) 666-0693

08/07/2026

A DWI stop can move quickly, but the steps you take afterward can make a difference.

If you've been arrested for a DWI in North Carolina, don't face the judge alone. Contact The Gross Law Group to discuss your case and learn more about your legal options.

📞 Call today to schedule a confidential consultation (910) 666-0693

08/04/2026

In our next edition of , let’s talk “Hypothecate" --- It may sound complicated, but the idea is simple: to hypothecate property means to pledge it as security for a debt while continuing to keep and use it.

A common example is a vehicle loan. You can still drive the car, but the lender holds a legal interest in it until the debt is paid. If the borrower defaults, the lender may have the right to repossess and sell the property to recover what is owed.

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07/31/2026

Police: “We already have all the evidence we need.”

You (and hopefully your lawyer): “Sure you do.” 😎

Here’s the thing: Police are allowed to bluff about the evidence they have during an interrogation. That's exactly why trying to talk your way out of trouble can make things worse.

Stay calm. Stay quiet. Ask for a lawyer as soon as possible. ✅