FIGHT YOUR CASE BEFORE IT GOES TO COURT!

First and foremost, do not speak to law enforcement officers or prosecutors without an attorney present. You can severely damage your case, and you may be assisting in your own prosecution. You are under no obligation to provide incriminating evidence that will be used against you.

It is vital that you contact our firm as soon as possible after an arrest or after you are aware that you are under investigation. As former prosecutors, we fully understand the investigatory process and the behind-the-scenes activities of a criminal case. We can put our experience to work for you.

We have far more strategies available to us the earlier we become involved in a case. Often, while a case is still being investigated, we can persuade the State Attorney’s Office not to pursue criminal charges by providing convincing evidence that charges are not warranted.

Similar strategies apply when you have been arrested but not yet formally charged. (Just because you have been arrested doesn’t mean you have been charged.) By investigating your case and communicating with police and prosecutors, our experienced attorneys may be able to convince them to abandon a case or file reduced charges, even if you already have been arrested.

We also have significant experience obtaining dismissals or reduced charges after a formal filing, so do not hesitate to contact us if you’ve already been charged. We have the experience to help.