your case is personal. our approach is too.

Violent crimes generally involve the use or threat of physical force against another person. Common violent offenses under Ohio law include:

• Assault and Aggravated Assault

• Felonious Assault

• Homicide and Murder

• Manslaughter (Voluntary and Involuntary)

• Robbery and Aggravated Robbery

• Burglary (when involving force or threat)

• Domestic Violence

• Kidnapping and Abduction

• Arson (when endangering life)

• Weapons Offenses (e.g., using a firearm during a crime)

Penalties for violent crimes in Ohio are severe and depend on the specific charge, the circumstances, and the presence of aggravating factors (such as use of a weapon or serious injury). Consequences may include:

• Prison sentences ranging from months to life imprisonment

• Substantial fines

• Mandatory minimum sentences for certain offenses

• Loss of firearm rights

• Probation or parole restrictions

• Permanent felony record

• Impact on employment, housing, and civil rights

Every violent crime case is unique. Our approach includes:

• Thorough investigation: Examining all evidence, police reports, and witness statements

• Challenging the prosecution’s case: Questioning the credibility of witnesses, forensic evidence, and law enforcement procedures

• Self-defense or defense of others: Demonstrating you acted lawfully to protect yourself or someone else

• Lack of intent or mistaken identity: Arguing there was no intent to cause harm or that you were not involved

• Constitutional violations: Identifying illegal searches, coerced confessions, or violations of your rights

We negotiate assertively with prosecutors and are always prepared to take your case to trial if necessary.

• Client-centered representation: You are more than just a case number. We keep you informed and involved at every stage.

• Aggressive advocacy: We work relentlessly to protect your rights and pursue the best possible outcome.

• Local experience: We understand the courts, prosecutors, and procedures throughout Ohio, giving you an edge in your defense.