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What does a Criminal Defense lawyer in your area do?
A Criminal Defense lawyer helps clients pursue compensation for injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages related to Criminal Defense cases in your area.
How much does a Criminal Defense lawyer cost in your area?
Most Criminal Defense lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if they win the case. Fees are usually a percentage of the settlement or verdict.
When should I hire a Criminal Defense lawyer in your area?
You should contact a Criminal Defense lawyer as soon as possible after the incident to protect evidence, meet legal deadlines, and improve your chances of receiving compensation.
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Look for attorneys with experience handling Criminal Defense cases, strong client reviews, and a track record of successful settlements or verdicts.
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A Pasadena based criminal defense attorney, formerly a prosecutor with the Los Angeles City Attorney's Metropolitan Branch, informally referred to as the "DUI Unit", for the high number of DUIs handled. Kian Magana speaks Spanish fluently, and is regarded as an excellent trial attorney by both prosecutors and defense attorneys in the community.. Kian Magana is able to handle all kinds of criminal cases anywhere in Southern California. Call today for a free consult!
Ted is a dedicated and aggressive criminal defense and civil rights attorney serving Pasadena and clients all over the State of California. Mr. Tedford earned his Juris Doctor degree from Whittier Law School and quickly began representing clients facing various legal issues. He has focused his career on criminal defense and police misconduct matters, standing strong for those who cannot speak for themselves in and out of the courtroom. Mr. Tedford has more than 26 years of legal experience and knows how to tackle a broad range of cases. He utilizes his background knowledge and legal prowess to build the strongest defenses possible for the criminally accused and doggedly pursues justice for those injured as a result of police misconduct. Don’t face the justice system alone—Call Ted now at.
Ann Gottesman, a skilled attorney in Pasadena, California, has dedicated her career to criminal law and DUI defense. She graduated from Southwestern University School of Law in 2005, passing the California Bar on her first attempt. With over 11 years of experience, Ann has built a reputation for her legal prowess and client advocacy in various criminal matters. During her law school years, she gained valuable experience as a clerk for Justice Earl Johnson Jr. at the Second District Court of Appeal, where she assisted in drafting judicial opinions, including a significant case of first impression. Ann's early career included positions at Marilee Marshall and Associates and the Law Office of Michael Cabrera, where she represented clients in criminal and immigration cases. Her passion for justice led her to serve as a Public Defender in Riverside, ensuring fair trials for indigent defendants. Now a sole practitioner, Ann focuses on a broad spectrum of criminal cases, including DUI and drug offenses, and is known for her tenacious advocacy and strong relationships with judges and district attorneys, earning her clients' trust and respect.
Lara Yeretsian is a seasoned criminal defense attorney and the principal of Yeretsian Law in Glendale, California. Practicing law since 1998, Lara has earned a reputation for her exceptional results, combining tenacious advocacy with compassionate client care. She is a skilled negotiator and a steadfast guide, helping clients navigate the often daunting legal system with confidence and clarity. Lara’s dedication to her clients and her community has been widely recognized. In 2019, she was honored as the 28th Congressional District Woman of the Year by Congressman Adam Schiff. Additionally, she was named a Southern California Super Lawyer for 7 consecutive years in 2019 through 2025. With her extensive experience and commitment to justice, Lara Yeretsian continues to be a trusted and effective advocate for her clients.
With over 25 years of experience in the courtroom, Dain understands the criminal justice system and how to best serve his clients who are facing criminal charges. After graduating in 1992 from UC Davis School of Law, Dain hit the ground running beginning his law practice along side his father. Now 25 years later, Dain is still committed to his work as a criminal defense attorney. He takes pride in his work and his service to his clients.. Dain has litigated dozens of serious and complex felony criminal cases, including homicide and "Three Strikes" cases and won numerous hard-fought acquittals for his clients. Dain has earned a reputation as a formidable and effective trial attorney who has successfully defended hundreds of clients charged with felonies, ranging from assault and robbery to sex offenses and fraud. No matter the charge, Dain devotes the same attention and care to each client.. Dain believes success in criminal cases is achieved not just by thoroughly preparing a case and forcefully challenging the government's evidence, but by building a foundation of trust and respect with his clients. Dain is proud to count many clients and their families as friends.
I have handled criminal matters ranging from major offenses to town ordinances. As well as, business law ranging from contracts, advising, commercial litigation and debt collection. I've been successful in getting allegations such as DWIs and serious crimes outright dismissed or reduced to practically nothing. This wide breadth of experience to date has helped me handle and litigate legal matters, whether they are commercial, real estate, personal injury or criminal in nature.. (Attorney Advertising: Prior outcomes do not dictate future sucess)
As a graduate of the University at Buffalo and Albany Law School, I began my career as an Assistant District Attorney in upstate New York where I prosecuted thousands of cases including felonies, misdemeanors, violations and DWI. As a prosecutor, I learned the values of fairness and truth. I quickly learned that good people can make mistakes, but that doesn’t make them bad people. The system sometimes forgets that it’s supposed to judge your actions and character, not your address or clothes. I fight for my clients because justice should remain blind.. After leaving law enforcement, I joined the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board in their litigation unit. I recovered more than $150 million owed to the State from businesses involved in defaulted workers’ compensation trust funds. Through progressive litigation, our unit battled against some of the largest law firms in the State – and the country. We found success not just through our tenacious attitudes, but through our unmatched knowledge in a rapidly evolving field of law. These attitudes and skills have carried over and our firm brings them to each matter it handles.. After my residency at the Workers’ Compensation Board, I transferred back to the field of criminal justice, quite literally. Upon accepting a senior attorney position with the New York State Division of Criminal Justice, I became more administratively involved in the application of forensic sciences, public safety and legislative creation. From mitochondrial DNA to the Datamaster breath test instrument, I became fully involved in each technical aspect of a criminal prosecution. While some attorneys may boast about how well they understand the science that supports law enforcement, I helped write those rules they “understand” so well.. Whether you are being criminally prosecuted, your business and livelihood is being threatened or somebody has hurt you or a loved one and refuses to compensate you for that loss, you deserve a capable and experienced attorney who isn’t just a slogan on the radio.
Marshall Hammons has a proven track record of success in misdemeanor and felony cases. He prides himself in working on some of the most difficult cases and projects with a client-centered approach. In addition to the numerous clients he has achieve favorable results in, Marshall has successfully argued a motion to dismiss on a life case resulting in a dismissal of the charges and enhancements making it a life case, suppressed evidence resulting in dismissals, and has been able to argue for release from jail over vehement objection by the prosecution on several occasions. Marshall also has achieved diversion in numerous cases, ranging from domestic violence cases, DUIs, and theft cases, ultimately resulting in dismissals. As the firm’s lead “post-conviction” attorney, he also has been able to get countless probations ended early, reduced felonies to misdemeanors, expunged records, sealed arrests, even vacated pleas due to immigration issues, and has removed clients from their duty to register under Penal Code 290.. He graduated cum laude from U.C. Hastings College of the Law, and holds a B.A. English and a B.S. in Political Science from Santa Clara University.. Before starting at the Silver Law Firm, Marshall was an integral part of Curtis Briggs’ and J. Tony Serra’s pro bono representation of California’s longest serving Death Row inmate. As an unparalleled example of police, prosecutor, and other misconduct, Marshall learned first hand how the system will stop at nothing to win, and how important it is to have a team that will fight your case.. Marshall previously interned at the San Francisco Department of Police Accountability, where he learned the intricacies of police procedure, revamped several community-building and outreach programs, and analyzed the best practices of other civilian oversight agencies.. In his final year of law school, Marshall interned at the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office where he aided in the representation of numerous felony and misdemeanor cases and trials. Marshall also helped develop the office’s response to police misconduct by scrutinizing the changes brought by S.B. 1421 and outlining the weaknesses of the officer discipline process. As an intern for the nearly-created “Integrity Unit,” Marshall also assisted in a post-conviction felony murder resentencing that resulted in a Life Sentence reduced to 7 years and subsequent release.. With his proven track record of success, care and dedication to his clients, and passion for fighting the injustices in the criminal legal system, he will stop at nothing to get the best result possible.