Areas of Criminal Law Practices

Over the past 26+ years, I have developed a great breadth of experience representing people accused of wide variety of crimes. These crimes range from complex white collar crimes involving complicated Federal regulations to relatively simple State misdemeanor domestic violence charges. I have defended people against these charges at all phases of a case: investigation, trial, appeal, and post-conviction. This experience includes the development and presentation of a wide variety of different defenses, including: self-defense, defense of others, reliance on counsel or other professional, “good faith,” alibi, entrapment (including “sentencing entrapment”), impossibility, insanity, mental or physical impairment and more.

I believe that the breadth of my criminal experience is a great asset to my clients, regardless of the charge(s) against them. I can draw from a great variety of experience to determine how best to conduct a factual investigation, develop your legal defense, and present your case in the best way possible.

The crimes listed to the right are just some of the areas of criminal law practice in which I have represented many defendants.