Aggressive and Honest
Choosing a lawyer is a very difficult decision to make. In the area of criminal defense, we often have to give clients unpleasant news. There are a lot of good lawyers. When you are picking a lawyer, we suggest finding a good lawyer is the easy part. Finding someone who is responsive, honest and tough is the hard part. Go with whom you trust. We will fight for you with every tool we can within the law, and we will let you know up front what can and cannot be done.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Have A Case?
The answer to this question varies by individual situation. Whether you are facing narcotics charges and need a Philadelphia drug lawyer or are dealing with a different criminal matter, the best answer can only be achieved once you contact one of our attorneys who will guide you in the best direction possible.
Does Hiring You Guarantee Results?
The short answer to this question is No. Every case is different and prior results, although show very high success rate, doesn't guarantee the same outcome.
What Is Your Consultation Fee?
The consultation is absolutely free. Yes, you have read it right. Absolutely free. Once you hire us for your case we will discuss fees.
Why Is It an Advantage to Hire a Former Prosecutor for My Defense?
Having sat on the other side of the table, we know exactly how the prosecution builds their case. We understand the specific metrics they use to decide on charges and the "pain points" that make them likely to offer a better deal or drop a case entirely. This insider perspective allows us to anticipate their moves before they even make them, giving you a distinct advantage in both negotiations and at trial.
Will You Actually Take My Case to Trial if Necessary?
Absolutely. While many lawyers are quick to push for a plea deal to avoid the work of a trial, we are "hard-nosed" trial attorneys. We prepare every case as if it is going to a jury from day one. This aggressive stance often forces the prosecution to take our defense more seriously, knowing that we have the guts and the experience to fight for a "not guilty" verdict in open court rather than just settling behind closed doors.