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William Roa was born in Caguas, Puerto Rico, and for the first few years of his early childhood was raised in Bogota, Colombia.  Colombia is where he first learned the Spanish language.  Thereafter, he and his family immigrated to the United States and settled in Worcester, Massachusetts.. In 1991, he earned a high school diploma from Doherty High School – Worcester, then in 1996, a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Massachusetts – Amherst, and finally in 2002, a Juris Doctorate degree from New England Law – Boston.  In the meantime, he had worked for various employers, including city and state agencies, as well as, financial companies, and small to medium sized law firms.

Being charged with a crime can be a stressful and nerve-racking experience.  That is why I do my best to understand my clients; not just their case, but their lives.  Every person's life is different and everyone has different life experiences.  By getting to know my clients, I can better understand their needs and how to best defend their case.  I am passionate about helping my clients and working with them so they can move on to the next part of their lives.

Tom’s passion is defending people in the toughest moments of their lives. For more than a decade, he has defended people in cases ranging from assault and DWI to criminal sexual conduct and homicide. He has represented thousands of people and won jury trials and dismissals all over the State of Minnesota. While his office is in Downtown Minneapolis he has won cases in counties all over the state, such as Hennepin, Ramsey, Dakota, Wright, Anoka, Carver, Washington, Stearns, Chippewa, Brown, Swift, St. Louis, and others too numerous to mention. His career has been and will always be standing up for people against the vast power of the police and the government.. Being charged with a crime can be a life altering experience. The government has immense resources at their disposal when seeking a conviction and jail or prison sentence. If you’re in a tough situation, and the government or police are coming after you, Tom will stand up for you and fight to make your life better.. Tom was born and raised in Minnesota. He is a graduate of St. Olaf College and St. Louis University School of Law. After graduating with honors, Tom was distinguished with the William F. Napier Award, given to the top trial advocacy student by the St. Louis Trial Lawyers Association. He is a member of the Minnesota Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and has been named a Rising Star by Super Lawyers each year from 2009-2016. Tom is licensed to practice in state court by the Supreme Court of Minnesota and in federal court by the United States District Court for Minnesota.

Jennifer L. Pradt has been a practicing criminal defense attorney for over 18 years. She has represented thousands of clients with misdemeanors and felonies in her 15 plus years as a trial attorney for the 10th District of Minnesota. With more than 30 trials to verdict and hundreds of contested evidentiary hearings, this experience can work for you.. She is a graduate of Macalester College and William Mitchell College of Law. Jennifer clerked in Ramsey District Court, Anoka County and the Law Firm of Faegre and Benson.. Jennifer Pradt has handled thousands of DWIs and offers affordable, experienced representation. She has gotten clients dismissals, reduced charges, and departures from the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines.

Paul is a partner in the law firm of Murray, Ziel, & Johnston PLLC. His practice areas are primarily business law, general litigation, land use law, and criminal defense.. Prior to forming Murray, Ziel, & Johnston PLLC, Paul served in several legal positions in the Idaho Falls area. He served as deputy prosecutor in Bonneville and Jefferson counties. Paul gained extensive courtroom experience as a prosecutor including trying approximately 13 jury trials and successfully prosecuting a homicide. Paul also served as a judicial law clerk for the Honorable Gregory S. Anderson, the Honorable Richard T. St. Clair, and the Honorable Joel E. Tingey. Paul also gained extensive experience in private practice prior to joining his current law firm.. Paul graduated from the J. Rueben Clark School of Law at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. As a law student Paul was a Senior Editor on the BYU Journal of Public Law. Paul published two legal articles for the same journal and was an active member and volunteer of the alternative dispute resolution club. Paul also holds degrees from Brigham Young University in Economics and Ricks College in Business Management.. Paul was born and raised in Southeastern Idaho. He is a graduate of Rigby High School. Paul enjoys serving both the legal needs and the broader needs in the community. Paul has served as the past president of the Eagle Rock Inn of Court and is a member of the J. Reuben Clark Law Society. Paul is an active volunteer in his community and church. At the present time Paul is serving as a Scout Master.. Paul’s favorite activity in his spare time is spending time with his family.

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Zachary Hoskins is a trusted and devoted lawyer with experience in creating positive outcomes in complex civil, domestic, and criminal matters in the public and private sector. Zach seeks to help clients solve their problems by innovative legal solutions, superior representation, and sharp interpersonal skills.. In his position at Thomas, Adams & Associates P.C. currently Zach handles cases involvingCriminal Defense, Juvenile Law, Family Law, Contract Law, Personal Injury, and General Civil Litigation. He has won numerous trials in criminal as well as civil matters. His practice is devoted almost 100% to litigation.. As a public defender with the Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy, Zach successfully defended several hundred criminal cases including serious complex felony matters such as Rape, drug trafficking, drug possession,  etc. misdemeanors such as DUI’s, thefts, shoplifting,  as well as juvenile cases in murder, arson, theft, etc. As a contracts negotiator for a multinational pharmaceutical company, Zach managed contract and budget negotiations valued at approximately $2.2 million and beat company average negotiation timeframe by average of 43 days.. Zach speaks Spanish and enjoys traveling. He has participated in philanthropy and missions trips to Argentina, Guatemala, and South Korea. He has also traveled to Albania, Greece, and Crete. When he is not in the courtroom, he enjoys spending time with his family, working out, and cheering on his favorite sports teams.

John grew up on his family's farm in Spiritwood, North Dakota, and graduated from Kindred High School in Kindred, North Dakota. He then immediately fled the abysmal winters of the Bison State for the sunny climes of Hawaii. There, he attended Hawaii Pacific University, and graduated with a degree in Marine Biology.. After graduation, he moved back to the mainland, with the intention of attending graduate school. A strange series of events led him to manage a pest control company in Portland, Oregon. From there, a car accident and a stroke of luck landed him in an attorney’s office, who eventually suggested he look into the law as a career change.. John decided to attend Lewis & Clark Law School, in Portland. During his first year of law school, he was a Pro Bono Award recipient, and received a prestigious Public Interest Law Project scholarship. He used his scholarship to work for WaterWatch of Oregon, which allowed him to protect Oregon’s water rights and to work on drafting legislation. In his second year, he was selected to join Lewis & Clark’s Jessup International Moot Court team, which won Best Brief at their regional competition and fourth place in the international rounds (the highest placing U.S. team). He also began a clerkship at Kahn & Ifversen Attorneys, LLP, where he served as a Certified Law Student and handled various criminal cases. Upon graduating he was awarded, in addition to his Juris Doctorate, a certificate in Criminal Law and Procedure.. To John, helping people through one of their most harrowing experiences gives him a great feeling of pride.  The combination of his love of helping people, and of trial practice (which he focused on in his course work) makes him an effective advocate for his clients.. In his spare time he enjoys cooking, fishing and learning to play the ukulele.

Justin Rosas is the founding lawyer at the Medford criminal defense law firm, The Law Office of Justin Rosas. Attorney Rosas earned his Bachelor’s degree in 2003 from the University of Kentucky, where he graduated with honors. He then went on to receive his Juris Doctorate degree in 2006 from the University of Kentucky College of Law, where he entered with a Provost’s Fellowship and graduated with a focus on real estate and intellectual property. After this, Attorney Rosas received a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Webster University, and later went on to graduate from the National Criminal Defense College in Macon, Georgia. Mr. Rosas is admitted to the Oregon State Bar, and is an active member of the Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers Associaton. In addition, he is the regional coordinator for Classroom Law Project’s Mock Trial program.. In 2007, Attorney Rosas began working as a trial attorney at Southern Oregon Public Defenders, where he quickly realized that he had found his calling in life. Mr. Rosas understands how overwhelming it is to be charged with a criminal offense—especially when charges have the potential to lead to harsh penalties. Facing criminal charges can cause feelings of anxiety, as you question whether you will ever be able to return to a life of normalcy. He takes pride in handling each case as if he was the one facing the criminal charges, or one of his loved ones was the defendant being accused. When an individual retains the representation of Attorney Rosas, he will utilize all his resources and knowledge to develop a strategy that is tailored to fit their situation and most likely to lead to favorable outcomes. Whether you are  facing charges involving a drug crime, theft crime, internet crime, or DUI offense, you can have confidence that Attorney Rosas will do everything in his power to defend your rights and protect your future. To find out more about retaining the representation of a Medford criminal defense attorney, contact The Law Office of Justin Rosas.

Facing a criminal prosecution, however small, can be a daunting experience. My goal with each client is to ensure they understand the law related to their case, how it may impact their life, and what their options are in effectively defending the allegations or mitigating harmful results. In reaching this goal I am committed to zealous investigation and advocacy using all ethical options. Nothing is more satisfying to me, professionally, than seeing my clients move forward in life with confidence that their legal history is  in the past and will not be an obstacle in the future.

Charity Clark is determined to help individuals address their legal needs creatively and to assist them in moving past their time in the legal system. We understand that navigating the complex world of law can be daunting for many people, and we strive to provide an understanding environment while delivering quality services.. Our legal team dedicates our time to providing personal attention and support to each case we work on. Everyone deserves the right to individualized services, and we take significant measures in developing a personalized plan suited best for you. You can rest assured we will handle your case with respect and precision. We pride ourselves on providing thorough legal support and understanding each situation’s unique needs.. Having dedicated time to mastering the art of legal practice and uncovering optimal approaches to achieve favorable outcomes for her clients, Charity concluded that legal work extends far beyond mere administrative tasks. She aspired to aid her clients in attaining exceptional results and transcending the challenges of navigating the legal framework. With her proficiency spanning various domains, she became adept at tackling intricate problems across all aspects of the justice system. Moreover, the firm’s extensive network of supplementary legal assets offered alternatives beyond the immediate case.. The strain of navigating the legal system and the journey that brought you to this point necessitates attention to the current issue. By doing so, you can secure the most favorable outcome for yourself and preempt potential setbacks down the road. At Charity Clark Law, we do not treat you as just another case file; your unique requirements will be thoroughly acknowledged and resolved.

Stacey's career has been focused on the successful defense of the criminally accused in DuPage County for over 20 years. She has firmly established her advocacy skills through hundreds of hearings and trials for offenses ranging from traffic violations to felonies. Stacey's experiences and involvement in the legal community have instilled in her the understanding that each case and client she takes on is unique and important. She reviews all circumstances thoroughly and provides clients with explanations of proceedings, potential challenges, and possible outcomes. Clients can be confident Stacey's representation is personal, honest, respectful and dedicated.

I turn major roadblocks into minor speed bumps by providing aggressive representation with great results. This helps you move on with your life by being able to put your case behind you. I do this by providing:. • The right focus: I begin every case by focusing on what it will take to win, and then backing it up with action. I am concerned with more than just the pending case, and pride myself on thinking about where your life will be years from now.  • The right experience: With more than 10 years of experience, I have tried numerous cases to judges and juries alike, and have avoided countless years in prison/jail for my clients. Once a case has ended, I have cleared up people's criminal histories, and gotten people back on the road. My success speaks for itself, and. • The right knowledge: being licensed in more than one state, in federal court, and before the U.S. Supreme Court means I have the education, the background, and the familiarity with the law that you need. I put that knowledge to work for my clients, and use it to my clients' advantage.. • The right information: You will always be kept up-to-date, and always fully understand everything about your case. Although the law is complex, speaking with me is not, and you will no longer be confused with or about anything.. • Flexibility on time and cost: I pride myself on being competitive both in and out of the courtroom. That means being available after hours for my clients and being competitive on cost. I always seek to accommodate my clients' schedules, always make hiring me easy, and always work with people to make hiring me possible.. • Being available: feel free to give me a call directly at, by e-mailing me at , or by contacting me through Twitter or Facebook.

Returned to Roanoke, Virginia from London, England. Her experience couples policy advocacy with the practical application of law.  An emphasis on core litigation.. Through well-rounded experience, she aims to make her client’s life easier and help them with the law’s complexity, as often, those new or untrained in the law can find the legal system overwhelming and confusing.. She possesses both complex commercial experiences with domestic, civil and criminal law knowledge.  In London, she worked for the Kurdish Human Rights Project, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and the Bank of England.. Handled complex business contracts and financial matter disputes. Landlord and tenant issues. E-commerce/e-contracts and online game advice. Attorney in a multi-million dollar contract dispute and negotiations. Trial consultant in a 42 U.S.C. § 1983 case. Will/trust planning, creation, and litigation. Traffic:. Accidents, reckless driving, drunk driving (DUI/DWI), driving suspended (DUS), boating while intoxicated (BWI), speeding, red light running, failure to use turn signals, failure to yield, turning into the wrong lane, driving a car with a burned-out head light or tail light, improper reversal, overweight, no permit.. Criminal:. Misdemeanors- Larceny, assault and battery, trespassing, protective orders, receiving stolen property, shoplifting, stalking, carrying a concealed weapon, underage possession of alcohol, fake id, possession of marijuana and resisting arrest. Felony-arson, burglary, rape, conspiracy, drug trafficking, malicious wounding, abduction, and robbery. Other related topics include: Expungement and vehicle impound