Defending people accused of criminal activity involves much more than knowledge of this fast-paced area of the law. It requires not only good oratory and debating skills, but also a crucial asset in the practice of criminal law: the knowledge of human nature.
This knowledge is required at every intersection of a criminal case, from familiarity with the prosecutor’s methods, to choosing a jury and predicting how the jurors are going to react to the evidence and the State’s accusations. .
We understand that your freedom is not the only thing that could be at stake – your livelihood, your relationships and your reputation may also be on the line. We do not expose our clients to needless risk, yet we try cases when the facts call for it. We will put our skills, creative problem solving, and experience to work to help you achieve the best result in your case.