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I was raised in Alamance County and am a graduate of Walter Williams High School in Burlington, North Carolina. After graduating from High School, I received my undergraduate degree in History from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and my Juris Doctor from Campbell University. Upon graduating from Law School, I served as an Assistant District Attorney in Alamance County for several years before opening my own law firm focusing on Criminal Law and Family Law matters.

After obtaining his Juris Doctor, Mr. Moore went on to work as an Assistant District Attorney in Guilford County. It was at the District Attorney’s office where Rashad prosecuted all types of misdemeanor crimes such as assaults, gun cases, marijuana, domestic violence violations, and driving while impaired cases or DWI’s. After spending time in the District Attorney’s Office, Mr. Moore went on to private practice where he became an associate attorney at Schlosser and Pritchett Criminal Defense Team. It was here that Rashad learned how to handle superior court cases as it pertained to more serious felonies. Business North Carolina Legal Elite recognized Mr. Moore for his practice of Criminal Law in 2020. Rashad spent much of his time in private practice handling the firm’s misdemeanor clientele as well as civil domestic violence protective orders, traffic tickets and expunctions.. Even before Mr. Moore was an attorney, he recognized the importance of solid legal representation and the importance of preserving a clean criminal record. Attorney Moore has dedicated a large portion of his time to educating and defending young adults, all while zealously representing clients from all walks of life.

Successfully representing clients in traffic, criminal, personal injury and workers' compensation matters since 1999.

Sean Boone is a native of Alamance County, graduating in 1986 from Western Alamance High School in Elon, NC. He graduated with honors from N.C. State University in 1990, earning a Bachelor's Degree in English.  He then continued his education by obtaining a Master's degree in English from N.C. State University in 1993. Upon graduation, Mr. Boone taught Freshman English and Composition at N.C. State and worked as an Assistant Registrar at the North Carolina Museum of History until enrolling in the University of North Carolina School of Law in 1994. While in law school, Mr. Boone began volunteering as an intern in the Alamance County District Attorneys' Office from his second year in school until graduation in 1997. After graduation, he was hired as an Assistant District Attorney in Alamance County, working his way up to becoming the First Assistant. For over 18 years total, Sean Boone has handled thousands of criminal cases, both felony and misdemeanor, and has tried the most serious cases under the law. Mr. Boone became a partner at the firm of Walker, Bullard & Boone in the summer of 2015, and he now puts his experience to work for those individuals who are accused of crimes, those who need general litigation services, and those who need assistance in those difficult times when will and probate matters are necessary. Mr. Boone is an active member of First Presbyterian Church in Burlington and is a Past Master at the Burlington Masonic Lodge, Bula #409.  In his free time he enjoys studying about the American Revolution and spending time with his family.

Prior to starting his own firm, Mr. Lea had the fortunate opportunity to work under Alan Maestas for three years. While working as an associate for Mr. Maestas his primary focuses were in the areas of motions practice and litigation. He took on the primary responsibility of preparing major felony cases for trial. Since then, he has expanded his areas of knowledge into various contract, property, domestic, corporate, and environmental issues. Currently, Mr. Lea sits on the Planning and Zoning Commission for the Town of Taos.. Before Taos, Mr. Lea was an attorney in Washington, D.C. with a corporate antitrust law firm. There, Mr. Lea worked on one major antitrust matter for two years before moving on to Taos for a more comprehensive interaction with law.. Mr. Lea attended Marquette University Law School in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In law school, he was the Secretary of the Sports Law Society. His focuses were a wide variety. In addition to fulfilling the criteria for a Sports Law Certificate, Mr. Lea had interests in both Tax Law and International Law. Throughout his law school career he did two summer studies, one at Oxford University, and the other in Madrid, Spain through the College of William and Mary. Mr. Lea graduated from law school in 2004.. Mr. Lea attended Grinnell College in Grinnell, Iowa on a four-year academic scholarship. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics in 2001. At Grinnell, Mr. Lea was a four-year starter in baseball and soccer.. Since coming to New Mexico in 2006, Mr. Lea is now the President of the Taos Youth Soccer League, a league consisting of over 600 kids from the local area. He has spent a great deal of time dedicating himself to ensuring that the league runs smoothly. His major focus presently is to push the school district, town, and county to build recreational fields for the children of this community. Mr. Lea has joined several other concerned citizens in forming the Taos Sports Alliance to ensure that these facilities are built quickly and effectively. Mr. Lea was also nominated by the local bar, and is presently serving on the Board of Directors for New Mexico Legal Aid, a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring that indigent clients can receive quality civil legal services.

Brandon is an accomplished trial attorney known for expertly navigating high-stakes cases. His extensive practice areas include criminal defense, family law, Title IX student representation, and estate planning with a special emphasis on special needs.. A distinguished legal professional, Brandon earned both his undergraduate and law degrees from Texas Tech University, further specializing with a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Litigation from George Washington University Law School.. Beyond his civilian practice, Brandon is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Marine Corps Reserve, serving as a judge advocate. His military career highlights include roles as a military judge, prosecuting attorney, defense counsel, and law of war attorney, with combat experience in Iraq.. Brandon's exceptional legal prowess has garnered significant recognition in both military and civilian spheres. He is consistently honored as a Texas Super Lawyer by Texas Monthly Magazine and a Top Attorney by Fort Worth Magazine. He frequently shares his expertise by speaking at CLE training events nationwide on topics such as trial strategy, special needs defense, and military law.. Legal Career Highlights:. A proud native of Arlington, Texas, Brandon is a lifelong fan of the Texas Tech Red Raiders, the 2024 World Champion Texas Rangers, and the Dallas Cowboys. He has authored two children's books about the Marine Corps and enjoys spending time with his wife and four children, engaging in hobbies like running, golf, pickleball, fly fishing, reading, and attending Texas Tech sporting events. The family is actively involved in their church and community.

Christopher A. Dodd practices primarily in the areas of criminal defense and civil rights. He has an aptitude for complex criminal matters involving digital evidence. Prior to founding Fayerberg Dodd, LLC, he was an attorney with Freedman, Boyd, Hollander, Goldberg & Urias, P.A. and the New Mexico Law Offices of the Public Defender for four years, where he defended clients charged with homicide, computer crimes, sex crimes, and other serious offenses. While at the public defenders, he was recognized as a Champion for Indigent Defense by the Chairman of the New Mexico Public Defender Commission.. Chris has presented dozens of lectures and training seminars throughout the country on issues relating to criminal defense, pretrial litigation, digital evidence, and the defense of computer sex crimes. He has also published several articles on these topics.. Chris graduated magna cum laude from the University of New Mexico School of Law in 2014. He was inducted into the Order of the Coif and was awarded the Alfred L. Gausewitz Memorial Scholarship, the Irwin Stern Moise Award for Legal and Judicial Ethics, and the Clinical Legal Education Association Outstanding Student Award. After law school, Chris has continued to hone his legal skills through participation in Gerry Spence’s Trial Lawyers College in Dubois, Wyoming, where he graduated in September 2017.

Heather M. LeBlanc has been a staunch advocate for criminal defendants since earning her bar admission in 2008. From first appearances to jury verdicts, she has managed a broad spectrum of cases—including DUI, domestic violence, robbery, and homicide—often in high-stakes settings. Known for her fierce courtroom presence and meticulous preparation, Ms. LeBlanc continually earns referrals and accolades from peers and clients alike. Beyond her practice, she has guided the New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association as a board member and co-chair of its Education and Professional Improvement Committee, developing statewide CLE programs to sharpen attorneys’ trial skills. At the UNM School of Law, she further shapes tomorrow’s defense lawyers as an adjunct professor of Criminal Law in Practice and Evidence and Trial Practice. When you need a defender who combines deep experience with genuine compassion, Heather M. LeBlanc is ready to fight for your rights—contact her office for a complimentary consultation.

If you have been accused of committing a crime of some kind, you may be wondering where you can turn and who you can trust to provide you with the help and support you need at such a time. Who can you trust to come to your assistance at such a pivotal juncture in your life? Attorney Román R. Romero is up to the task! He is a criminal defense lawyer in Albuquerque who has experience with all kinds of different criminal charges and is well equipped to take on your case and fight for you rights and privileges today. He received his undergraduate degree from New Mexico Highlands University before going on to receive his Juris Doctorate at the University of New Mexico School of Law. He was a consultant to Colombian judges during his time in law school. As a matter of fact, he was an extern at the Supreme Court if the State of Guanajuato, Mexico. In addition, he worked at two different law offices in New Mexico as a law clerk. He also worked in the Second Judicial District Attorney’s office as a prosecuting attorney. Attorney Romero is a Board Member of the American Bar Association and has a membership with the Trial Lawyers and Criminal Justice Divisions of the association. He also has a membership with the New Mexico State Bar Association and the Hispanic National Bar Association. Furthermore, he is associated with the New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Association and the National Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Association. Attorney Romero has taught at New Mexico Highlands University, the State of New Mexico Department of Insurance, The Law Review Continuing Legal Educations Program, and The New Mexico State Bar Association. He has earned his highly-respected reputation and is ready to serve you when you contact the firm.

Barry G. Porter has over 20 years as a criminal defense attorney and constitutional warrior.  He has done over 90 jury trials and hundreds of substantive motions before the courts of New Mexico and Hawaii.. He is currently a founding partner in the law firm of Burgess & Porter Law, in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Erlinda is a former federal and state prosecutor with vast experience as a litigator.  She began her career as a state prosecutor where she handled cases involving drug offenses to murder.  She then took that expereince to the United States Attorney's Office in Albuquerque, New Mexico where she handled organized crime drug enforcement task force cases and federal drug cases.  She is a highly skilled and expereinced trial attorney.  For over the past 8 years, she has been representing clients almost exclusively in federal court.  She's a zealous advocate for her clients.

I am a criminal and DWI defense attorney with over 25 years of experience, and I am passionate about representing my clients and providing them with the best legal defense. I attended UNM Law School, have strong ties to the legal community here, and many great relationships with the judges and prosecutors who handle our criminal dockets.

Nicole Moss has dedicated her career to zealously pursuing justice for her clients. As a criminal defense lawyer, Ms. Moss has represented clients on everything from simple traffic offenses to first degree felonies. She has tried over 100 cases before juries around the State of New Mexico and is not afraid of fighting for her clients. Ms. Moss practices in both state and federal court in all areas of criminal defense, including: homicide, drug trafficking, gun charges, DWI, sexual assault, white collar crime, conspiracy, RICO charges, domestic violence, misdemeanors, and assault and battery. She has successfully represented juveniles in Children's Court and those that are charged as adults. She has tried dozens of serious violent felonies including first-degree murder, second-degree murder, criminal sexual penetration, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, drug trafficking and gun charges.. Who polices the police? We do. Ms. Moss's civil cases have included lawsuits against police officers, correctional facilities and local jails, probation and parole officers and more. When law enforcement overstep their authority and violate the constitution, we hold them accountable. Ms. Moss has successfully litigated cases in both federal and state courts, recovering millions of dollars for her clients.

As a criminal defense lawyer, Lee has dedicated her skills to protecting the constitutional rights and liberties of her clients. Before re-locating to New Mexico in 2001, Lee practiced in South Dakota.  While serving on various committees and boards, Lee has been a tireless advocate for the rights of accused and convicted persons.  Her service on the South Dakota Elections Board resulted in significant changes in South Dakota law concerning the voting rights of convicted felons. As the Chair of the South Dakota Criminal Law Committee she recommended many needed changes in the law and procedure in South Dakota.. Lee’s special legal interests include medical, DNA and psychological evidence.. Lee is a wife, mom, step-mom and grandma and step-grandma.  She has a dog and 2 cats. Her hobbies include downhill skiing, politics, reading and cooking.