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Frequently Asked Questions
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.
How do I choose the best Criminal Defense lawyer in your area?
Look for attorneys with experience handling Criminal Defense cases, strong client reviews, and a track record of successful settlements or verdicts.
26057 Criminal Defense Lawyers Found
After earning my license to practice law in Texas in 2006, I started my own law firm in March 2007. I established a general practice assisting clients with family, criminal, traffic, and personal injury matters. Since it's inception, my practice has been located in Tarrant County.. In 2012, after representing opposing parties, J.D. Milks and I formed Schatz & Milks, PLLC. Our general law practice grew in August of 2013 when Tom McKenzie decided to merge his practice with J.D. and I establishing McKenzie, Schatz, and Milks, PLLC.. Our firm continues to represent clients ranging from individuals and small businesses to nationwide companies throughout Texas and Oklahoma.
Nashville Born and Raised, I spent most of my time zealously defending peoples constitutional rights in and and out of the courtrooms all across Middle Tennessee. I have 3 standard poodles names Joker, Penny, and Harley Quinn.
Matthew Crigger, a native of middle Tennessee, opend Matthew J. Crigger PLC in 2014 after working for the Cool Springs Law Firm, formerly Todd Moore PLC, as an associate for two years. Pior to entering the practice of law, Matthew Crigger clerked for the circuit judges of the 21st Judicial District, Judge Robbie Beal, Judge Tim Easter, Judge Jim Martin, and Judge Derek Smith. Matthew graduated magna cum laude from the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law in May 2011, where he served as a Notes Editor on the Law Review Editorial Board and was an award-winning mock trial participant and moot court participant. After his second year of law school, Matthew gained invaluable experience in the field of criminal law while interning with the Kim Helper and the 21st Judicial District’s District Attorney’s Office. After taking the bar examination, Matthew interned with the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility before beginning his clerkship with the 21st District’s judges.Matthew’s areas of practice include criminal defense and civil litigation. Matthew also represents clients in family-related matters, including divorce and juvenile criminal defense. Matthew represents clients in trial courts across middle Tennessee and in the Court of Appeals and Court of Criminal Appeals. Matthew has tried cases in general sessions court, circuit court, and juvenile court. When not in court or at the office, Matthew enjoys the outdoors, running, and following baseball. Matthew lives in Nolensville, Tennessee with his wife Brandy. He volunteers his time with the Brentwood Historic Commission.
I graduated from the Indiana School of law, Indianapolis, in May of 2011 and am currently licensed to practice in the State of Tennessee as well as Federal Courts within the State.
Akiva Gross founded A.Y. Gross Law, LLC so that he could serve every client with as much time and personal attention as was needed. He has earned a B.S. in Business and Finance and an MBA in addition to his law degree.. After graduating from law school, Akiva joined a Towson law firm where he was able to gain valuable experience in a wide variety of areas of law. He has represented the interests of numerous businesses and corporations in civil litigation throughout Maryland, and has hands-on experience in criminal matters ranging from small district court matters to complex first-degree murder trials. He has also argued appeals before the Court of Appeals of Maryland, the highest court in the State.. Prior to attending law school, Akiva managed numerous employees and was responsible for the monthly inventory of the largest diamond importer in North America located in New York City. He was selected to run one of the corporation’s five departments before leaving the diamond and jewelry industry for a career in law.. Akiva’s unique business and legal experience has provided him with the insight and understanding to represent both corporate and individual clients. He looks forward to the opportunity to serve you in any legal matter.
I have always been dedicated to criminal defense. I have represented numerous people through the criminal justice system who were accused of offenses including catalytic converter theft, domestic violence, torture, police shootings, robbery, narcotics trafficking, and homicide. I have dedicated myself to studying the intricacies of California's STEP ACT and gang crimes. I have worked with some of the state's top experts in gang and organized crime allegations.. In addition to membership in the California State Bar and the California State Bar Criminal Law section, I am also a member of the Los Angeles County Bar Association, the Beverly Hills Bar Association, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the California Public Defender's Association.. I studied both political science and psychology at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts and later at the University of San Diego, where I received by Bachelor of Arts degree. I focused my studies on argument, story-telling, cognitive psychology (which includes the study of unreliability of eye-witness testimony, the fallacies of light-bulb memories, the intricacies of memory, and perception.). I conducted the same independent research at Clark University, a private liberal arts college in Massachusetts, and at the University of San Diego, a Catholic University in San Diego, California, on jury behavior. Specifically, I studied the effect of race when jurors are deciding whether or not to impose the death penalty for felony murder. I studied the intricacies of DNA, civil rights, and philosophies behind race and society.. At McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento, California, I focused on criminal law and graduated with a certificate in Criminal Law in May 2010. After interning with the Stanislaus County Public Defender's Office in my first year of law school, I became a certified law student and was able to take cases to trial. I interned at the Federal Public Defender for the Eastern District of California (2008-2009), the Stanislaus County Public Defender (2008-2010), the San Joaquin Public Defender (2009) and ultimately did my post-bar internship at the San Diego County Public Defender (2010).
Michelle D. Wallis is a seasoned attorney with a diverse educational and professional background, with an extensive focus in criminal defense and family law. She earned her undergraduate degree in Philosophy from the University of California, Santa Barbara, supplemented by studies at the University of Bergen in Norway and a minor in Global Peace & Security. Michelle attended California Western School of Law in San Diego and furthered her legal training with a comparative law program at Trinity College, Dublin. Her legal career began with valuable experience at the Santa Barbara County District Attorney’s Office, San Diego Public Defender’s Office, and Monterey County District Attorney’s Office. As a prosecutor in Kings and Tulare Counties, she handled a wide breadth of cases, focusing on narcotics trafficking, gang activity, and juvenile cases. Michelle also served at the Office of the Inspector General, providing oversight for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. Since establishing Wallis Law in 2015, she has provided clients with skillful, comprehensive advocacy—particularly for those facing overlapping criminal, family, and civil legal matters. Michelle’s extensive litigation experience and multifaceted expertise allow her to deliver effective and integrated legal solutions.
Ross Gigliotti is a former prosecutor and seasoned criminal defense attorney in New Jersey whose career has spanned over 30 years. Originally from Cherry Hill, Ross graduated from Rutgers University-Camden where he also attended law school.. He initially worked as legislative chief of staff for a New Jersey State Assemblyman while in college, and was inspired to get into the legal field soon after. Ross started his own law firm in 1992, when his initial interest in the criminal defense arena began, and continued to evolve. In 1997, Ross was appointed as a municipal prosecutor in Voorhees Township, NJ, a position he held until 2000. This experience has given him an exceptional knowledge in the cases he handles today.. Beyond his varied criminal practice and reputation as a leading criminal defense lawyer in Burlington, Camden, Gloucester and Mercer Counties, Ross also emphasizes a DWI/DUI defense practice which is equally vigorous and aggressive.
I believe in delivering personal attention and outstanding service for each of my clients. While certainly important, the practice of criminal defense is more than simply filing the appropriate motions and handling the technical part of the legal craft.. Beyond that however, educating my clients is a fundamental part of my practice. Everyone deserves, and frankly, needs a clear understanding of what is happening with their case, and why, so that they can make educate, informed decisions about how they want to proceed with their case. To that end, you will discuss your case with me and will never be shunted to a paralegal or assistant.
Geoffrey Nathan is a licensed attorney in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts since 1988, admitted to practice in both Federal and State courts. He is a Boston criminal defense attorney with over 25 years experience in felony, federal and white collar crimes. Experienced in successfully negotiating with the United States Attorney's Office, District Attorneys, state agencies, DEA, Homeland Security, Secret Service and ATF. A strong record of criminal defense success, Boston Massachusetts Attorney Nathan can normally prevent your case from going to a costly and uncertain trial. Massachusetts Criminal Attorney Nathan has successfully represented thousands of people accused of very serious crimes throughout Massachusetts.
Take a look at the caption of your summons or complaint. It reads, “State of Minnesota v. [insert your name here].” As you see, the American criminal justice system is adversarial in nature—the government versus you. This is inherently unfair. The government possesses and uses a variety of resources in furtherance of proving you guilty of a crime. These resources include prosecutors, investigators, peace officers, and taxpayer money. This is unfair, as you don’t have access to the same resources. I want to help level the playing field by fighting aggressively and ethically to preserve your rights. When the government charges you with a crime, it accuses you of breaking a law. My job is twofold: 1) to ensure the government follows its own laws when it tries to meet its burden to prove you guilty; and 2) to assert every possible defense afforded to you by law. The system works best when the defense attorney works zealously to ensure the courts and prosecutors play by the rules.. As a criminal defense attorney, I defend my clients zealously and effectively. I use my understanding of the legal landscape to assert my clients’ constitutional rights both inside and outside the courtroom. My experience with the criminal justice system began with the 10th Judicial District Public Defender’s Office where I represented over 1,000 clients. I continued my career as a criminal defense attorney by working privately at a mid-sized firm in Anoka. I formed Repka Law, LLC in Saint Paul with the vision of using my legal knowledge, skills, and experience without the overhead costs of mid- to large-sized firms. This means you get big firm results for solo practitioner prices. Don’t take a chance with your defense. Hire the right defense attorney who understands the system and isn’t afraid to fight for your rights.
Nicole L. Bredahl grew up in Fargo, North Dakota. She attened the University of North Dakota for her undergraduate and law school degrees. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science in 2011 and her law degree in 2014. During law school Nicole worked as a law clerk dedicating her time to criminal and family law cases. Although newly licensed, Nicole has first hand experience in handling various criminal and family related cases.. Nicole resides in West Fargo with her family.. She was admitted to practice in North Dakota in 2016.
John J. Leunig is a veteran criminal defense attorney with nearly 30 years of experience representing clients in Bloomington, MN, and beyond. Throughout his career, John has built a reputation for achieving exceptional results in cases ranging from serious felonies, such as murder and rape, to DWI and assault. His success is rooted in his tireless work ethic, thorough preparation, and unwavering commitment to defending his clients’ rights. Many of his clients are referred by judges, attorneys, and former clients who recognize his dedication and outstanding results.John’s professional achievements include certification as a “Criminal Law Specialist” by the Minnesota State Bar Association, recognition as a “Super Lawyer” by Minneapolis-St. Paul Magazine, and a “Superb” 10.0 rating from AVVO. He has also been named a “Top Lawyer” by Minnesota Journal of Law and Politics and is a member of prestigious organizations such as the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Minnesota Society for Criminal Justice.John’s extensive experience and commitment to justice make him a trusted advocate for individuals facing criminal charges. His dedication to his clients and his craft has earned him a reputation as one of Minnesota’s leading criminal defense attorneys.
Bruce Rivers is recognized by the National Board of Trial Advocacy as a criminal trial specialist. He has achieved acquittals in nearly every type of criminal case ranging from DWI to Murder I. His prolific practice has earned him the respect of judges and prosecutors throughout the States of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Many lawyers seek his assistance in complicated matters that require extensive trial experience. He practices in both State and Federal Courts. His trial experience has made him adept at cross-examining law enforcement, forensic experts and any witness he faces.. In addition to his criminal practice Bruce Rivers is also experienced in handling matters that invovle buisiness litigation and personal injury. In both arenas he has achieved awards for his clients exceeding $500,.. His dedication to his clients and his commitment to excellence in the courtroom, make this trial lawyer a standout among his peers.. www.riverslawyers.com