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Valerie Brown is the owner and principal attorney of Valerie Brown Law, LLC. She is dedicated to helping clients navigate through the complex legal system by providing high quality and cost-effective legal services. In addition to her practice, Valerie serves as an Adjunct Professor for Antonelli College Online.

I am a lawyer serving Jasper, Alabama and the surrounding areas.  I believe in diligence and hard work and I will strive to help you as much as possible in your case with honor, integrity, fairness, and justice.  I have a son, and I love him dearly.  That love informs every thing I do.

Ms. Nichols is a native of Huntsville, Alabama. She recieved her law degree from the University of Mississippi in 2010 and was lincensed to practice law in 2011 in the state of Alabama as well as the Federal District Court for the Northern Distirct of Alabama. Currently, Ms. Nichols practices in the areas of criminal defense and bankruptcy in Madison County Alabama.

Criminal defense attorney with over 30 years of trial experience.

"A common sense approach to your legal defense.". I've been a practicing attorney since the early 1990s and have represented hundreds of clients in municipal, state and federal courts in multiple states. I handle DWI/DUI cases, drug misdemeanors, and virtually any type of felony case, including drug cases (manufacturing and trafficking), sex crimes and robbery/theft crimes. I represent clients in all courts, including municipal, state and federal courts in both Alabama and Texas.. Call or email me today for your free confidential consultation. I look forward to discussing your case with you and working with you towards a successful resolution.

I have been an attorney since 2003.  My practice areas include Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Civil Rights, and a general civil practice.. I am best known for my high profile defense of MMA Fighter Joe Torrez when he was the victim of a violent home invasion on January 1, 2014.  Mr. Torrez came under scrutiny after one of the perpetrators died during the home invasion.  I was successful in preventing the State of New Mexico from charging Mr. Torrez.  This case made international headlines.  I have been involved in many other high profile cases, including the Columbus Gun Smuggling case and the Reese family gun case.. I have been a member of the Criminal Justice Act panel for the United States District Court of New Mexico since 2010 and have handled over 1,200 cases in federal court.  When one considers the hundreds of cases I have defended in New Mexico state courts, it is hard to find an attorney that has as much experience in this state when it comes to criminal defense.. I have tried more than 50 cases at that federal, state and local court level and I win most of my trials or at least obtain a better result than what had been offered by the prosecution before trial.. I represented the Las Cruces Sun News and New Mexico In Depth, two major New Mexico media organizations, to enforce a public records lawsuit involving an audit of New Mexico's mental health care system.. In addition to my criminal defense work, I practice personal injury, representing victims of negligence in car, truck and motorcycle accidents.  I have represented victims of vicious dog bites.  I have represented victims of bad police officers who abused their power and authority.. When you hire me, your problems become my problems.  Prior to becoming an attorney, I served in the United States Marine Corps as an infantryman and I carry the values I learned as a Marine with me today.  That means I do not give up and, most importantly, I do not like to lose.

Richard H.S. Sing was born and raised on Oahu and on the Island of Hawaii. He attended the Kamehameha Schools, and is a 1986 graduate of the Hawaii Preparatory Academy in Waimea, Hawaii. Mr. Sing received his Bachelor’s Degree in 1990 from the University of California, Santa Barbara, where he majored in Law and Society. Mr. Sing received his law degree from the William S. Richardson School of Law, University of Hawaii at Manoa in 1995. While at University of Hawaii, Mr. Sing was a Member and then Comments Editor of the University of Hawaii Law Review.. Through 28 years of criminal defense practice, Mr. Sing has handled all levels of criminal defense in all jurisdictions within the State of Hawaii. He has extensive experience in misdemeanor matters, criminal family court matters, and complex felony cases. Mr. Sing had spearheaded the successful defense of many difficult cases including high publicity matters, white-collar crimes, public corruption cases, serious violent felonies, and drug prosecutions. Mr. Sing also focuses on the difficult and tumultuous area of restraining order prosecution and defense, as well as administrative and licensing matters related to professional misconduct.. Mr. Sing is the past president of the Hawaii Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (HACDL), and is currently its vice president. He is also the past chairperson of the Criminal Justice and Corrections Section of the Hawaii State Bar Association. Mr. Sing is a former member of the Disciplinary Board of the Hawaii Supreme Court and a current member of the Hawaii Judicial Selection Commission. Mr. Sing is a frequent speaker and presenter on various topics related to criminal law and was recently inducted as a fellow into the American College of Trial Lawyers.

With over 16 years of criminal law experience, Fayard Law provides aggressive, results-driven defense for clients facing criminal charges in Sarasota and surrounding areas. Led by attorney Michael Fayard—an AV-rated lawyer and former prosecutor in two states—our firm offers strategic legal representation across a wide range of criminal matters, including DUI, drug offenses, violent crimes, white-collar charges, and more.. Conveniently located near the Sarasota courthouse, Fayard Law delivers personalized legal guidance backed by deep courtroom experience and insider prosecutorial knowledge. We offer free consultations and serve clients throughout Sarasota, Bradenton, Venice, and Manatee County.. When your rights, freedom, and future are at stake, trust a proven criminal defense attorney who knows both sides of the courtroom. Contact Fayard Law today.

Alen M. Kaneshiro was born and raised on the windward side of Oahu. He is proud not only to be locally born, but also locally educated. Alen graduated from Kailua High School, the University of Hawaii Manoa and received his juris doctorate from the William S. Richardson School of Law. After graduating, he worked for the Honorable Virginia Lea Crandall before joining the State Office of the Public Defender.. Alen has effectively represented thousands of clients charged with criminal offenses in front of both judges and juries resulting in countless dismissals, acquittals and post-trial conviction reversals after appeal. While primarily focusing on taking cases to trial, he has also negotiated thousands of plea agreements to the benefit of his clients. Alen spends his weekends with family, friends, and at the beach fishing with his dog Lilikoi.

Practice in the areas of criminal defense, appeals, civil rights, and civil litigation.  Fluent in Samoan.

Prior enlisted infantry Marine, combat tested NCO, and highly successful Army JAG trial lawyer.. The Law Office of David S. Hendrickson is a Honolulu, Hawaii based law firm which defends US Military service members worldwide who are facing court martial or adverse administrative action. David S. Hendrickson is the founder and Managing Attorney. This firm does not focus on appeals, it focuses on winning at trial.. Mr. Hendrickson has a high rate of success with courts martial, having won numerous complex trials, to include murder, rape, sexual assault, drugs, aggravated assault, and undercover sting operations, among others. He has also been very successful with NJP (Article 15) defense and adverse administrative actions such as GOMOR rebuttals (Army) and administrative separations in all branches.. Due to the high concentration of military personnel in Hawaii, Mr. Hendrickson undertands the need for state attorneys to consider the ramifications of civilian legal proceedings on military careers. This led him to take on Hawaii state cases where he has continued a solid track record of success, to include achieving acquittals or case dismissals involving murder, negligent homicide, sexual assault, assault, harassment, and DUIs, among others.. The view at the Law Office of David S. Hendrickson is that the combination of state and military cases strengthens the practice of defending the military, as the practice in one area expands the possible defenses in the other. Regardless of the type of case, Mr. Hendrickson is absolutely dedicated to defending all clients with a personalized and most zealous defense possible. That's a guarantee.

I was born and raised in central Missouri and received my bachelor's degree in International Studies from the University of Missouri in 1996.  Following graduation, I moved to Honolulu and attended the University of Hawaii's William S. Richardson School of Law where I received my juris doctorate in 1999.  After receiving my JD, I served as a law clerk to the Honorable Victoria S. Marks in the First Circuit Court of the State of Hawaii.. In 2000, I accepted a position as a Deputy Public Defender for the State of Hawaii and began my legal career working in the Public Defender’s Hilo office.  I transferred to the Honolulu office in 2003 and remained there until 2011.  During my eleven-year career with the Public Defender’s office, I represented indigent criminal defendants in the District, Family and Circuit Courts of Hawaii.  The last six years I spent almost exclusively in the Circuit Court representing defendants charged with the most serious of felony offenses.. I have represented Defendants charged with virtually every criminal offense Hawaii has to offer, from traffic and misdemeanor cases to serious felonies, such as theft, burglary, robbery, internet and white collar crimes, drug trafficking, assault, sexual assault and murder. I am a member of the National and Hawaii Associations of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL and HACDL). For the last 2 years (2011, 2012) I have been an instructor at the annual HACDL Criminal Defense Seminar in Las Vegas, NV.. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my son, boxing, playing golf and softball.