Dionne E. Choyce - Fairfield, CA

Dionne Edward Choyce is a Trial Attorney Specializing in Personal Injury and Criminal Law Cases. He has represented thousands of victims who have suffered serious injuries as a result of car accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, and wrongful death accidents. He has also represented thousands of clients that have been accused of a crime, dui or traffic offense.

His work has resulted in millions of dollars in compensation for his injured clients. He has also successfully represented thousands of clients in criminal cases where charges have been reduced or dismissed. Attorney Choyce has represented many high profile clients charged with serious charges, just recently securing a “not guilty” verdict on all murder charges filed in a Vallejo homicide where his client was facing 50 years to life.

Attorney Choyce has acquired a great reputation for being a passionate and hardworking trial attorney. His courtroom development began at the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, where he helped lead the McGeorge trial competition team to a Regional Championship in the American Trial Lawyers Association Competition (ATLA).

After graduating from law school, Mr. Choyce went to work for the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office (Oakland, CA), where he gained extensive courtroom experience prosecuting all phases of criminal cases, including jury trials, felony preliminary hearings, juvenile felony trials, as well as misdemeanor and felony law and motion hearings.

Mr. Choyce has handled hundreds of traffic and DUI cases, and has mastered the art of skillful negotiation and plea-bargaining in this area, which allow his clients to receive the best possible outcome. As a former prosecutor in one of California’s toughest jurisdictions, Mr. Choyce understands how to evaluate a criminal trial case, and will vigorously represent his clients to possibly get criminal charges reduced or dismissed. With respect to personal injury clients, because Mr. Choyce has tried hundreds of trials before judges and juries, he will not hesitate to seek justice by way of a jury trial when insurance companies fail to adequately compensate those injured in serious accidents.

Mr. Choyce received his undergraduate degree in English (with honors) from Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. He then went on to receive his graduate degree from Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He earned his law degree from the University of Pacific, McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento, California.

In his free time, Mr. Choyce enjoys rooting for his favorite team, the Golden State Warriors, playing chess and spending quality time with his family.