Top Bronx Criminal Defense Lawyers - New York

Nearby Cities: Flushing, New York, Jamaica, Brooklyn, Staten Island

Related Areas: New York Metro, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Putnam County, Queens, Rockland County, Staten Island, Westchester County

Related Practice Areas: White Collar Crimes, Traffic Ticket, Sex Crime, DUI / DWI, Drug Crime, Domestic Violence

At The Law Offices of Julie Rendelman, LLC, I appreciate the serious consequences that can follow any type of criminal charge, from a misdemeanor to a violent felony, in New York. Whether you are under investigation or facing formal accusations, I can help you protect your right to due process and your long-term interests. I bring years of experience as a prosecutor to each case, which enables me...

A Nationwide Criminal Defense Practice At the Blanch Law Firm, a nationally recognized criminal defense firm with offices from New York to California, we strive to provide the highest level of legal representation to those who stand accused or are under investigation for virtually any type of serious criminal offense. Serving a diverse range of clients all across the country and throughout the...

In New York City and the surrounding areas, The Law Offices of Jeffrey Chabrowe offer highly effective criminal defense representation. Attorney Jeffrey Chabrowe is dedicated to helping his clients secure the best possible results in even the most challenging cases. Jeffrey Chabrowe began his career prosecuting cases at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. He served in the role until 2005...

My firm is a general civil practice in Bronx, New York. I serve the greater New York area, handling criminal and personal injury law matters. I represent clients in every level of the New York state court system. The cornerstone of my success is the quality relationship which I maintain with clients. Clients are treated with integrity and respect for their needs, goals, and objectives. I focus on...

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