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Traffic Ticket Lawyers Serving Anne Arundel County, MD (Glen Burnie, MD)

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"I have often thought, “how on earth could my family show appreciation for the efforts of David Putzi and his colleagues?” Maybe giving a heart-felt thank you is a start. Our young adult child was accused of a crime he did not commit and we went to trial. From the moment he took our case, David Putzi worked tenaciously to guide us through the deep lows, and the twists and turns of the legal system. My son spent only one night in jail and was returned to his family to await trial, all because of..." Read the full review
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Traffic Ticket Lawyers Serving Anne Arundel County, MD (Upper Marlboro, MD)

Put Maryland's TOP CRIMINAL LAWYER (& team) in your corner. YOUR CASE IS OUR PRIORITY. Super Lawyers Nominated 2013- Present.

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Anne Arundel County, MD Lawyers in Related Practice Areas:

Criminal DefenseDUI & DWIDrug CrimeCar Accidents

Traffic Ticket Lawyers in Cities Near Anne Arundel County, MD

AnnapolisBowieGlen BurnieLaurelHyattsville

Nearby Counties:

Prince Georges CountyQueen Annes CountyTalbot CountyKent CountyCalvert County

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