Find your charge below — each page explains what the State must prove, what you're facing, the programs that may apply, and how we defend it. If your charge isn't listed, call anyway. No list covers everything we do.
Operating under the influence · 14-227a, license suspension & refusal, evading responsibility.
DUI / OUI defense →Family-violence arrests, protective orders, assault allegations, and related charges.
Domestic violence defense →Injury evidence, self-defense, witnesses, video, and misdemeanor or felony exposure.
Assault defense →Possession, intent to sell, constructive possession, phones, warrants, and search issues.
Drug defense →Possession, constructive possession, permit issues, prohibited status, and searches.
Firearms defense →Shoplifting, surveillance, admissions, property value, and felony larceny allegations.
Larceny defense →New arrests, alleged violations, VOP warrants, and the separate risks created by probation status.
Probation violation defense →Force, identification, video, alleged weapons, statements, and serious felony exposure.
Robbery defense →Competing accounts, digital evidence, forensic evidence, consent issues, and pre-arrest investigation.
Sexual assault defense →Speeding tickets, reckless driving, evading responsibility, license consequences, and serious roadway allegations.
Motor vehicle defense →Homicide, first-degree assault, home invasion — the most serious charges in Connecticut.
Part A defense →Individual statute pages roll out in batches — DUI is live now as the prototype. Every charge above is defended today; call about yours.