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Adam Dowling handles all types of Criminal cases, Felony and Misdemeanor, in State, Municipal and Federal Courts, including: Murder, Manslaughter, Assault, Rape, Sodomy, Molestation, Sexual Assault, Arson, Robbery, Burglary, Fraud, Stealing, Embezzelment, Child Pornography/Internet Crimes, Child Abuse, Drug Crimes, DWI/DUI, White Collar Crimes, Weapons Crimes, Stalking/ Harassment, Domestic Violence, Animal Abuse, Bad Checks, MIP/ Fake ID, and all manner of Minor and Traffic Violations

As a fourth generation Floridian, Jacob was born and raised in Central Florida and continues to have strong ties to Central Florida and its family of Communities. In the course of his career, Jacob has tried over one-hundred thirty (130) jury trials, from beginning to end, earning a reputation as a successful and tireless advocate for his clients. Jacob also has extensive experience in political and government affairs, with this knowledge helping guide clients through the often cumbersome local, state, and federal regulations and governmental entities. Jacob’s clients have ranged from Fortune 50 Companies to high school students and everyone in between.. Jacob received the designation as a 2017 & 2020 “Florida Legal Elite Up and Comer" in the latest Florida Trend. Florida Legal Elite is a designation given to attorneys who meet the highest standard of excellence as determined by peer nominations and review by a blue-ribbon panel of lawyers and judges. This state-wide annual recognition is given to those, "Respected by their peers for excellence in law, these attorneys under 40 years old represent the future of the legal profession in Florida." Jacob’s has also been recognized a “Rising Star” By Super Lawyers for the past three years, 2015-2020. Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. This designation is only awarded to 2.5% of the over 100,000 lawyers in Florida.. In most situations, Jacob V. Stuart, P.A.’s advice is to avoid any media interaction. In some cases, however, the media can be used as a partner to garner support and allow the client’s message to be heard in the public arena. As result, Jacob Stuart, Jr. has been featured in the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, CNN, ABC NEWS, New York Post, Chicago Tribune, TIME, Daily Mail, VICE, Buzzfeed, Atlanta Journal Constitution, USA TODAY, and the Orlando Sentinel.. Jacob is married to Katie Stuart, who is a trauma nurse at Arnold Palmer Children’s Hospital in Orlando, Florida. Together they have three beautiful children, Emma, Savannah, and Jacob, III.

Sudeep Bose of the Bose Law Firm is a Former Police Officer and Investigator. The Bose Law Firm is a boutique litigation firm focused on aggressive representation of professional clients involved in all Virginia criminal and traffic cases including DUI.  Bose has handled complex criminal cases involving sexual assault, domestic violence, kidnapping, strangulation, and a wide assortment of drug crime and financial crime cases. Bose is AVVO 10/10 Superb rated and has practiced in Virginia since 1998.. Case results are posted daily on. Bose served on the Arlington Bar Judicial Selection Committee and served on the Virginia State Bar Disciplinary Committee for Arlington and Falls Church as Chairman.  He is a father of three children and is married to Dr. Soma Bose.  He has been profiled in the New York Times, Washington Times, WTOP News, WJLA News Channel 7 and News Channel 8 for legal commentary on various occasions.. Attorney Bose offers a free telephone consultation at.

Experienced Criminal Appeals attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

I am a criminal defense attorney in Boulder, Colorado. My law firm, Rosmarin Law, handles traffic (including alcohol and drug-related charges), misdemeanor, and felony matters in the municipal, state, and federal court systems.. I decided to become a criminal defense lawyer when I was eight years old, when the State of California strapped my cousin Foster to a chair and made him breathe poison gas. Foster was insane when he shot his wife, and had no champion to defend him. I saw then that the world could use more champions.. It’s been a long strange trip to the courthouse. Before becoming a criminal defense lawyer, I was a journalist, working for Scripps-Howard, Times-Mirror, and the Associated Press. I also took a master’s degree in psychology, and for several years worked as an emergency psychiatric service therapist.. I am a member of the Colorado, Boulder, and Denver bar associations.. You can find anything else you could ever possibly want to know about me by searching the Web for my blog, Drunk & Disorderly. You'd best sit down with a good stiff drink first.

I am a criminal defense attorney handling misdemeanor and felony matters in county and district courts in Colorado.  I have a 24-hour answering service so that your call can be answered and responded to promptly, regardless of whether you call during traditional business hours.  The answering service will forward the call to me immediately, and if I do not answer, send me a text message and email notifying me of your call.  This system allows me to respond quickly regardless of my location at any given time.  Being charged with a crime is a serious matter, and you may need and want to speak to a lawyer right away.  Please review the testimonials and results posted on my webpage for an idea of the level of service and the thorough representation I provide for my clients - a true measure of what to expect should you choose my services in seeking legal representation.

Experienced Criminal Appeals attorney serving clients in United States and surrounding areas.

Jacob Smets, was born in Chandler, AZ to blue collar parents. Jake's most prominent quality is a hard work ethic, a principle he learned from his folks. Jake graduated early from Northern Arizona University with two Bachelor of Science degrees in American Political Studies and History with a minor in global studies. Both degrees were earned while playing on the college hockey team, the NAU Ice Jacks.Upon graduating from NAU, Jake worked in sales and technology for six months before attending the University of South Dakota School of Law in Vermillion, SD. Throughout law school, Jake was active in numerous extracurricular activities. These included competing in two trial competition teams; actively worked as a board member of the Environmental Law Society and the Sustainability Committee at USD; donating his time to Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) services, representing children in dependency matters; built houses with Habitat for Humanity; completed both RD HURD-a Family Law Indigent Law Defense Practicum-, and Veteran's Legal Education Group legal clinic, as well as running the Veteran's Black Hills 14th Annual Marathon. Meanwhile, he was also able to hold down three part time jobs, a testament to his ability to prioritize and multitask as well.. Jake graduated from law school in May of 2018 and was eager for an opportunity to return to Flagstaff. Luckily, he found that opportunity with Glazer Hammond, PLLC, working as a criminal defense attorney.

Shawn Hamp is a former criminal prosecutor and deputy county attorney and has practiced criminal law for over two decades.  Mr. Hamp has been lead counsel in numerous criminal jury trials and has handled all types of criminal matters from juvenile, drug, DUI, to homicide court proceedings and has handled thousands of criminal cases.  Every case is personally supervised and handled by Mr. Hamp and his team who will advocate for you during every stage of court proceedings.

My goal is to restore hope to those crushed under an unforgiving criminal justice system. Over the past 10 years, I've handled thousands of cases from complex felonies to simple criminal speeding tickets. In every case, my goal is to help those charged with crimes restore their hope, dignity, and future. Even if you've already been convicted of a crime, I can help. A portion of my practice is dedicated to helping clients convicted of crimes restore their constitutional rights and set aside convictions so they can have a fresh start.

As a personal injury and criminal defense attorney, Claudia Horan is committed to achieving just outcomes for all of her clients. Whether advocating for those who have been injured or defending the rights of persons who are accused of a crime, Ms. Horan has devoted her career to serving those in need of aggressive legal representation.. In addition to her personal injury litigation experience with Phoenix-based firms, Ms. Horan worked with a national plaintiff-based class action law firm representing consumers who have been injured by large corporations and their products. She also participated in high-profile cases, such as In Re NCAA Image and Likeness Licensing Litigation in the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.. Prior to becoming a licensed attorney, Claudia was a legal assistant and paralegal at a personal injury and criminal defense law firm for several years. During law school, Claudia worked at the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office in the felony trial group as a Rule 38 Certified Prosecutor.

Practicing criminal defense law for over ten years. Experienced in all areas of criminal defense including DUI and related charges.  Extensive experience representing clients charged with domestic violence offenses.  Known as a fierce trial attorney.

Alcock & Associates attorney Elizabeth Maupin defends clients throughout the valley with a wealth of knowledge and experience in the criminal justice system. She is a former county felony prosecutor and former city misdemeanor prosecutor. She understands the criminal justice system and how to secure favorable results. She also cares about her clients and holds genuine compassion for them. She  always puts their interests first. She has built an excellent reputation as an attorney for her ability to secure outstanding results and due to her numerous positive relationships with prosecutors, judges and criminal defense attorneys.

Attorney Candy Marrufo hails from San Luis, Arizona but later moved to Phoenix to pursue her education. Upon graduating with her Bachelor of Science in criminology, Ms. Marrufo went to work for the organization "ICAN." Here, she worked with at-risk youths in Chandler with the goal of keeping them out of gangs and crime. After her time at ICAN, she decided to go back to school to pursue her law degree. Ms. Marrufo's experiences have made her a more compassionate criminal defense attorney.

Too often today hard working individuals who find themselves with legal issues are not sure where to turn to find the counsel they need at a price they can afford.  I started my firm, Lawyers For Less PLLC out of a desire to provide quality legal services to anyone who needs it, not just those who can afford it!. At Lawyers For Less our mission is to help you.  We want to win your case.  We believe in our clients and we DONT overcharge.  Our zeal and passion for the law means that no legal matter is too big or too small, and we offer many flexible payment plans.  In some cases the client will pay nothing unless they win.  Hiring Lawyers For Less does not mean less service, just less fees.

I am originally from California.  I have been in the South for the past ten years.  My undergraduate degree is in Psychology and my law degree is from Thomas Goode Jones School of Law.  I attended the National Criminal Defense College in 2011.  Prior to going to law school, I taught 9, 11, and 12 grades at Pensacola High School, as well as tutored for the No Child Left Behind Act.. While in law school, I clerked for the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles, Legal Division.  While at the Board, I gained valuable experience in the criminal field.  I gained first-hand knowledge of the pardon and parole system, which has helped me represent my criminal clients before the Board in a variety of areas, including: early parole hearing applications, pardons, revocation hearings and parole hearings before the Board.  Having the opportunity to work at the Board also helped fuel my passion for criminal law.. Two other areas of law that I practice are family law and estate planning.  Family law is important to me due to the fact that these clients are often at some of the most emotional and lowest points of their lives and have a genuine desire to do what is best for their family.  Any uncertainty that I am able to take away from them and any way that I am able to help them protect their rights and help ensure  positive outcome for their family is important to me.. Last but not least, estate planning is also equally important to me due to the fact that I have experienced first-hand the devestation that can arise when you have a death of a loved one and those important decisions have not been made regarding end-of-life care, appointment of a power of attorney to handle financial matters, a will to explain your last wishes and dispose of assets, etc.  Having unexpectedly lost my sister to a car accident March 17, 2014, this area of law holds an even greater significance than it did prior.  Before, I understood how important it is to have all estate planning affairs in order prior to losing a loved one, and I have informed my clients of this importance since 2010, however, it really hit home in 2014.  Planning for your family's future after you are gone is one of the best gifts you can leave them.. I am currently on the Board of Mary's Shelter, a member of the Baldwin County Bar Association, Mobile Criminal Defense Lawyer's Association, South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce and the AL Criminal Defense Lawyer's Association.

Adam J. Cumberworth leads our law firm with unparalleled dedication and a deep reservoir of legal expertise. A former active duty officer in the United States Air Force, Adam’s commitment to service is evident in his decorated military career, where he received numerous awards for his contributions. He continues to serve in the Air Force Reserve, embodying the principles of discipline and perseverance. As a prosecutor, Adam rose to the position of Senior Trial Counsel, where he successfully handled some of the most complex and demanding cases. This experience has equipped him with the skills and insight necessary to navigate intricate legal challenges. Adam now channels his extensive knowledge and unwavering dedication into providing exceptional representation for his clients.

L. David Wolfe attended the University of Georgia on a football scholarship where he graduated in 1976 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism.  In 1979 he graduated from John Marshall Law School with a JD and began his practice of law with the firm of Hudson & Montgomery in Athens, Georgia. On April Fools’ Day, 1982 he opened his own office in Atlanta and has continued that practice here to date.  David’s practice specializes in criminal defense work, and he has tried cases throughout the country in various state and federal courts.   He has handled many high-profile cases in Georgia of national interest, including his challenge to Georgia’s hate crime statute, which was struck down by the Georgia Supreme Court as unconstitutional and his challange to Georgia's kidnapping statute which resulted in the redefinition of asportation under Georgia law.  He is a founding member of the Georgia Innocence Project and represented Clarence Harrison, the first inmate exonerated and released after 18 years imprisonment by the Project based upon DNA evidence.  He is a life member of the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and a member of the board of directors of that organization.  David has been an adjunct professor in the Litigation Department at Georgia State College of Law since January 2004 and also lectures throughout the state at CLE seminars on criminal defense, criminal litigation and criminal procedure.. Christopher Botts: (Fulton County: Challenge to Hate Crimes Statute). Dr. Barton Corbin: (Gwinnett and Richmond County: Murder). Narinder Chahal: (Fulton County: Challenge to new Georgia Sex Offender Statute). Tony Thomason (Potential Indictment of Police Drug Task Force Members Rejected by Spalding County Grand Jury). Kevin Redstrom: (Northern District of Georgia, Rome Division: Hung Jury). Miscellaneous Press Coverage:

Ben Alper is an experienced litigator with experience that includes: U.S. Attorney’s Office, Northern District of Georgia, the Georgia Attorney General’s Office, Criminal Justice Division, and the Northern Virginia Capital Defender’s Office. As a Research Assistant for Emory University School of Law, he is accredited for his valuable contribution to writing law review articles in the areas of criminal procedure and corporate crimes.. Prior to attending Emory’s School of Law, Ben graduated with Honors from Washington University in St. Louis after spending two years at the United States Military Academy at West Point where he earned Dean’s list honors every semester.. Knowing all too well that clients are often confused and frustrated in contending with the particulars of an impending criminal investigation or charges, Ben possesses exceptional communication and people skills which help to alleviate fear and confusion that most clients often undergo during the legal process.