Whether you need representation for criminal charges concerning controlled dangerous substances, driving after revocation, or other criminal matter, we will work to minimize the impact of criminal charges on your life. We focus on the best interests of our clients so that they can get the results they deserve. Criminal charges, whether a felony or a misdemeanor, must be taken seriously. We represent clients on criminal charges however in some cases we may refer you to someone who specialized in the type of criminal defense which is necessary to represent your case.

DUI - or driving under the influence, may be charged when the person’s blood alcohol content is over the legal level. The penalties for DUI are severe. Potential punishment may be enhanced for a subsequent DUI offense. Contact us today to see what you can do 

DWI - or driving while impaired,  If you are facing a DWI charge, the advice of an experienced DWI attorney can be invaluable. We will fight to protect your rights every step of the way, regardless of whether you choose to enter plea negotiations or proceed to trial.

Refusal to submit - to a breathalyzer test or other field sobriety tests can result in an automatic suspension of your license, and can be admitted in court as evidence of guilt.

White Collar Crime - Our firm is skilled as a negotiator to white collar criminal defense cases. While the sentence for a successful white collar crime conviction is dependent upon the type of crime and the financial amount involved, we are often able to obtain lighter sentences for our clients through plea bargaining.  Our approach to helping clients is straightforward — always set realistic expectations.

Assault - The FBI defined a felonious assault as the unlawful attack or attempt to attack through force or violence to cause physical injury to another. A felonious assault can be the result of weapons or through the use of hands, fists, or feet. Regardless of if an injury results from a felonious attack if there was a weapon used it is classified as a felonious assault. If a weapon was not used during the assault but serious injury resulted from the assault by the use of hands, fists, or feet, it is classified as a felonious assault. Contact our law office today to speak with a representative regarding your case.