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Our firm may, when appropriate, work in association or co-counseling arrangements with affiliated attorneys or law firms in other cities or states. These collaborations allow us to better serve clients whose matters extend beyond our primary jurisdiction. Any such affiliations are disclosed to clients in advance, and all representation complies with the applicable rules of professional conduct in each jurisdiction involved.

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If you are facing criminal charges or believe you may be under investigation, we urge you to contact our office directly. Speaking with a qualified criminal defense attorney as soon as possible can help protect your rights and ensure your case is handled appropriately under the law.

Last Updated: May 2024

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