We check that the police followed the rules, that any search was legal, and that your rights weren't ignored along the way.
We look at how the State built its case, push back on weak or improperly gathered evidence, and look for defenses the prosecutor would rather you miss.
When the facts allow, a prepared attorney can work toward reduced charges, a different kind of sentence, or a dismissal.
You'll always know where the case stands and what choices you have.
We sit down with you, go over the charges and the evidence, and tell you straight what you're up against and what your options are.
We dig into the facts, file the motions that need filing, challenge the State's evidence, and put together a plan that fits your case.
Depending on the case, that might mean getting the charges reduced or dropped, working out a better sentence, or taking it to trial.