Practice Areas

As a Philadelphia criminal defense attorney, I have represented clients facing a wide assortment of felony and misdemeanor crimes in both state and federal courts, in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey.  I have built my criminal law practice by providing an aggressive criminal defense in court and always putting the client first.  I understand that for my clients there is a lot on the line, whether they are facing a misdemeanor possession of marijuana charge or a murder trial.  When your freedom is at stake, you need a lawyer who will aggressively fight for you, treat you with respect, and do whatever it takes to achieve a positive outcome in your case.

My criminal law firm represents clients facing many different types of criminal charges, including:

• Drug charges — including possession of drugs, possession with intent to sell, drug trafficking, cultivation of marijuana, manufacturing drugs

• Federal charges — including federal drug crimes, federal weapons charges, insurance fraud, child pornography, counterfeiting and money laundering

• Theft crimes — including grand theft, petty theft, identity theft, burglary and shoplifting

• Criminal appeals
• Violent crimes — including aggravated assault, threats of violence, assault and battery, rape and carjacking

• Sex crimes — including child molestation, lewd and lascivious conduct, internet sex crimes and traveling to meet a minor for sex

• Misdemeanor crimes — including possession of marijuana, trespassing, public intoxication and vandalism
• Murder defense
• Domestic violence — including abuse of a defendant’s spouse, children, or elderly relative

• Gun and weapon charges — including felon in possession of a firearm, illegal sale of a firearm, trafficking firearms and unlawful possession of a firearm

• Obstruction of justice — including interference with a criminal investigation, interfering with an arrest, attempting to influence a witness, attempting to influence a juror

• Probation and parole violation — aggressive criminal defense for those accused of violating their probation or parole

• White collar crimes — including tax evasion, ponzi schemes, embezzlement and money laundering