Criminal Defense Law
How Your Crime Harms Your Employment
How Your Crime Harms Your Employment: Getting convicted of a crime can affect your employment in devastating ways. You may lose your state license or driver's license, be ineligible for student loans, or be denied employment without even knowing why. Attorney Celebre has practiced criminal defense and employment law for 20 years in Wisconsin. He may help you retain your job even if you face criminal charges.
Some ways in which a criminal charge affects employment may include:
- State Licensing Jeopardy
- College Career Consequences
- Mental Health
- Commercial Driver's License
- Cannot Get Hired
Clearing Your Criminal Record: The person without a criminal conviction may find employment more easily than someone with a criminal conviction. Therefore, preventing public access to the record may be helpful. Eligibility for this depends on:
- Your age when the crime was committed
- The type of crime committed
Attorney Celebre can guide you through this process to see if you are eligible for this opportunity. If you are eligible, it can result in:
- Eligibility for a professional license
- Access to employment
- Access to college programs
- Public service benefits
- Other
Employment Law