Greensboro Criminal Law Firm
Overview
We FIGHT To Get ResultsIf you are under arrest or investigation, the lawyer you choose can make a difference. You need an attorney who will fight for you each step of the way.At Roberts Law Group, you will find a team of fighters. Several of our lawyers are former prosecutors. This means we have extensive criminal law experience from both sides of the courtroom. We have defended thousands of people charged with felony and misdemeanor crimes and achieved successful results...
We FIGHT To Get ResultsIf you are under arrest or investigation, the lawyer you choose can make a difference. You need an attorney who will fight for you each step of the way.At Roberts Law Group, you will find a team of fighters. Several of our lawyers are former prosecutors. This means we have extensive criminal law experience from both sides of the courtroom. We have defended thousands of people charged with felony and misdemeanor crimes and achieved successful results...
We FIGHT To Get Results
If you are under arrest or investigation, the lawyer you choose can make a difference. You need an attorney who will fight for you each step of the way.
At Roberts Law Group, you will find a team of fighters. Several of our lawyers are former prosecutors. This means we have extensive criminal law experience from both sides of the courtroom. We have defended thousands of people charged with felony and misdemeanor crimes and achieved successful results for many clients. We will apply that same diligence to your case, providing an aggressive, intelligent criminal defense.
Don't Take Chances With Your Attorney
Before founding Roberts Law Group, attorney Patrick Roberts gained experience as a prosecutor in three North Carolina counties. He has defended clients against a wide range of criminal charges, from sex offenses and Internet crimes to drug offenses and DWIs.
Patrick Roberts is a graduate of the Trial Lawyers College, a prestigious post-J.D. program that produces some of the top trial attorneys in the nation. The intensive three-week course honed his trial skills to a high degree. Patrick applies those skills to better serve you both in and out of the courtroom.
Get The Answers And Advocacy You Deserve
At Roberts Law Group, we're committed to providing straightforward, honest answers to our criminal defense clients. Are you wondering:
• When should I hire an attorney?
• How much will it cost to have a criminal defense attorney from Roberts Law Group represent you?
• I am innocent and have been falsely accused, can someone help me?
• Should I talk to a friend or family member about the charges I'm facing?
We will help protect your rights and pursue the reduction or dismissal of your charges whenever possible. We will also provide the personal attention that you deserve from your attorney.
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