Violent Crime Defense Attorney

As a top-rated criminal defense attorney in Asheville and western NC, I can significantly help with any felony or misdemeanor charges you may be facing. If you have been charged with assault, abuse, rape, murder or manslaughter, call me for a free consultation. We will discuss the specifics of your case in greater detail, and more importantly, we will put together a plan of action. With the help of an experienced criminal defense lawyer, you can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case.

Violent crimes in North Carolina can present serious legal consequences. It is in your best interest to talk to a skilled defense attorney before you speak to anyone in law enforcement. Working with an experienced defense lawyer is an important step in securing your legal record, your personal reputation and your future.

I navigate my clients through the legal system everyday, and I work smart and aggressively to defend them and resolve their legal issues. In all cases, keeping your record as clean as it can be is my number one goal.

Assault | Abuse | Rape | Homicide

Just because you’ve been charged with assault, abuse, rape or homicide doesn’t mean you’re guilty. There may be grounds for a dismissal of the charge against you based on any number of factors. I will personally examine your case and work tirelessly to get the best possible outcome.

I will conduct a full analysis of your case to uncover those factors that could possibly lead to a dismissal, or an acquittal if taken to trial. Or, if a plea bargain makes the most sense, I will work with prosecutors in order to reduce the charges or sentence against my clients. I have a strong reputation as an aggressive attorney who will fight for you every step of the way.

FREE CONSULTATION!

As a criminal defense attorney, I represent clients in Asheville, NC, Hendersonville, Waynesville, Cherokee and all of western North Carolina. If you are facing investigation or have been charged with a crime, I am here to fight for your legal rights.