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Randy S. Alpert - Forest Hills, NY
118-21 Queens Blvd.Suite 518 Forest Hills, NY 11375
Law Office of Randy S. Alpert
Forest Hills Criminal Law Lawyer
Overview
Randy S. Alpert worked for five years as an Assistant District Attorney in Queens County, handling a multitude of cases involving felonies, misdemeanors, trials, appeals and traffic offenses, such as DWI's, speeding, red light, stop sign and other moving violations. In 1996, Randy S. Alpert started his own firm and has provided professional legal services for thousands of clients having criminal and traffic problems...
Randy S. Alpert worked for five years as an Assistant District Attorney in Queens County, handling a multitude of cases involving felonies, misdemeanors, trials, appeals and traffic offenses, such as DWI's, speeding, red light, stop sign and other moving violations. In 1996, Randy S. Alpert started his own firm and has provided professional legal services for thousands of clients having criminal and traffic problems...
Randy S. Alpert worked for five years as an Assistant District Attorney in Queens County, handling a multitude of cases involving felonies, misdemeanors, trials, appeals and traffic offenses, such as DWI's, speeding, red light, stop sign and other moving violations. In 1996, Randy S. Alpert started his own firm and has provided professional legal services for thousands of clients having criminal and traffic problems.
If your family has an emergency, such as a new arrest or arraignment, Randy S. Alpert is available immediately and can be reached 24/7 by calling the office at (718) 557-9748 or (516) 231-9903.
With 20 years of experience, we are able to provide nearly any type of legal service that you may require and the consultation is free. If you don't see exactly what you are looking for here, please contact us and we will do everything we can to satisfy your needs.
About Randy S. Alpert
Practice Areas
- Criminal Law
- DUI/DWI
- Traffic Violations
- Felony
- Misdemeanor
- Arrests
- Arraignments
- Trials
- Drug Cases
- Homicide
- Gun Cases
- Domestic Violence
- DMV Hearings
- Traffic Tickets
- License Suspension
- Truck Violations
- Assault Cases
- Auto Crimes
- Shoplifting/Larceny
- Appeals
Qualifications
Bar Admissions
- New York, 1992
Other Affiliations
- Former Assistant District Attorney (Queens County)
- Queens County District Attorneys Association (Member)
- Queens County Bar Association (Member)
- Brandeis Bar Association (Member)
Education
- St. John's University School of Law, Queens, New York
- Baruch College, 1983
M.B.A.
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
118-21 Queens Blvd.Suite 518 Forest Hills, NY 11375
Phone
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