Associate attorney Clint C. Christoffersen received a favorable outcome in a civil case in San Francisco County resulting in the case being DISMISSED.
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Firm owner David J. Cohen and Of Counsel attorney Brian J. Gregory recently received a sentence REVERSAL on an appeal for a felony sex offense case out of Contra Costa County.
Our firm is pleased to announce the newest member of our team, office manager Rachel C. Francois!
The dedicated criminal defense attorneys at Bay Area Criminal Lawyers, PC tirelessly advocate for clients throughout the state of California in criminal matters at both the state and federal level. For a free consultation 24/7 call 415-398-3900.
When facing a mistrial or determining how to proceed after a mistrial has been declared, it is imperative to contact a criminal defense attorney who is experienced and knowledgeable of handling jury trials in Oakland. Call Bay Area Criminal Lawyers, PC for a free consultation at 415-390-3900 24/7.
Bay Area Criminal Lawyers, PC is pleased to announce the appointment of firm owner David J. Cohen and Cherie R. Wallace for a second year as members of Alameda County’s Criminal Court Appointed Attorneys Program dedicated to indigent defense.
Alameda County, Hayward Senior attorney Cherie R. Wallace successfully obtained a dismissal of a Restraining Order for a client out of the Hayward Hall of Justice located in Alameda County, California.
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Contra Costa County, Martinez Associate Michael J. Pellegrini, Esq. received a favorable outcome in a case involving multiple felony charges, including sex offenses and forcible rape, from a 30 year...
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Alameda County, Hayward Hall of Justice Firm owner David J. Cohen and attorney Jason T. Campbell recently had the tremendous satisfaction of seeing one of our clients released from custody...
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The Ninth Circuit reversed a state court conviction where a prosecutor failed to disclose exculpatory evidence, and the court held that the California Court of Appeal’s decision to the contrary was an unreasonable application of Brady v. Maryland. Aguilar v. Woodford, 2013 U.S. App. LEXIS 15395.
