Violent Crimes

California Felony Assault and Battery Attorney Serving Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Orange Counties

Charged with a Violent Crime in California?

If you've been charged with a violent crime or felony or simple assault in California, an attorney with experience, dedication and an in-depth understanding of the courts and the law is an invaluable ally. If this is your second or third offense, you may be up against the California 3-Strikes Law and it is critical that you have a strong defense or you'll be facing 25 years to life in prison.

As a California criminal defense attorney with more than 31 years of experience in courts throughout southern California, I have defended people charged with every type of violent crime, including assault and battery. I handle both adult and juvenile violent crime cases.

I'm working in the courts every day of the week, defending people on criminal charges such as:

• Assault with a deadly weapon
• Aggravated assault
• Assault and battery
• Domestic violence
• Stalking
• Criminal threats, criminal possession of a weapon
• Vehicular homicide
• Rape and other sex offenses
• Gang crimes
• Manslaughter
• Murder

I work with a private investigator, when necessary, to build your defense. I gather the police reports, find witnesses, and pull all the facts of your case together. We then review the materials together and decide the best way to proceed.

Trial, plea bargain — this is your life. You are an integral part of the legal team and I'll keep you informed every step of the way. If it looks like you may be facing a conviction, I work to negotiate an alternative sentence to jail time. I've been very successful in getting sentences reduced or getting alternative service.

Need bail assistance? I can get you to a bondsman.

Free Initial Consultation • Jail Visits • Se Habla Español

To schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced criminal defense lawyer, call 626-919-9119 24 hours a day, seven days a week, or fill out the contact form on this site.

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