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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Criminal Appeals lawyer in your area do?
A Criminal Appeals lawyer helps clients pursue compensation for injuries, medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages related to Criminal Appeals cases in your area.
How much does a Criminal Appeals lawyer cost in your area?
Most Criminal Appeals 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 Appeals lawyer in your area?
You should contact a Criminal Appeals 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 Appeals lawyer in your area?
Look for attorneys with experience handling Criminal Appeals cases, strong client reviews, and a track record of successful settlements or verdicts.
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I am the Managing Attorney of McLaren Law Group. MLG is a boutique law firm specializing in DUI and personal injury; including injuries sustained from motor vehicle accidents, pedestrian accidents and slip and fall accidents.. My goal is to aggressively and intelligently work on behalf of any client who has been injured due to the careless and negligent acts of others or who has been charged with DUI or other criminal misdemeanor in Washington State. I am commited to providing every client with the justice and outcome they deserve and every personal injury client with the compensation that they deserve. Please call for a free consulation 24/7.. Thank you.
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After starting out as a counselor in my home state of Michigan I moved to Seattle, decided a career path was in order, and enrolled in law school. My first job as an intern lawyer was in a legal clinic in the inner city of Detroit. After my second year of school I switched sides and interned at the King County Prosecutor's Office. I accepted a job there in 1980 as a deputy prosecutor after graduating from law school and passing the bar. After six years at the prosecutor's office I accepted a position with the Attorney General directing investigation and prosecutions of white collar, fraud and other, high impact, crimes occuring throughout Washington State. In 1996 I began my private practice. I have focused on criminal defense and civil actions against city, county and state agencies. All tolled, I have handled over 200 jury trials. Along the way, I taught a number of courses for 16 years at the University of Washington, including one involving forensic sciences that was a particular favorite.. There are a number of means for measuring a lawyer's effectivness. Client's typically don't understand the law, how it operates, or even what is about to happen to them. Nor do client's normally have the knowledge necessary to make judgments on who to trust. The one opportunity a client does have is to talk to a lawyer being considered for representation. Does the lawyer take the time to talk; do they listen, can they explain in ways that make sense what is happening, why it is happening, and what is likely to happen. Can the lawyer teach the client what the client needs to know before making decisions that will alter the course of their life.. Working with juries, teaching them about the law and what they need to know to arrive at a just verdict in my client's favor, is the essence of a lawyer's work in trial. In one way or another, from the time I practiced therapy to my work with victims, witnesses and clients, and on to my time teaching at UW, I have been a teacher.. My job - either as a prosecutor, defense attorney or civil practioner representing people harmed by the government - has been to help people. My job is not to ask my client's for their help - and I have resisted the requests of marketing gurus to solicit "testimonials" from my previous clients. It simply strikes me as unprofessional and a line I won't cross. The marketing gurus have advised that someone needs to vouch for me in my profile, so I have chosen to reach out to a few friends in the business to offer their opinions to you- the consumer.. But don't take their word for anything. Call me; talk to me about your case. It's free - and it will give you the chance to make a decision for yourself if I am the attorney to help you through the crisis you now face.
I have been involved as an attorney in the criminal justice system for 30 years. I have been a public defender, counsel to the Mayor's Office and supervising attorney in a prosecutor's office. I have tried well over 100 cases including thise with high profile defendants and issues. In addition I have been a teacher and mentor.. I understand the working of the criminal justice system like no one else.. Let me put that experience to work for you.