Attorney Steven M. Logan leads his firm from 500 S Australian Ave #600 in West Palm Beach, Florida, providing experienced legal defense for drug possession and trafficking cases. His practice focuses on helping clients understand that drug crime penalties depend on three main factors: drug type, weight, and criminal history. The firm handles cases involving cocaine, crack, marijuana, methamphetamine, heroin, ecstasy, LSD, and prescription medications like Oxycontin and Vicodin. Attorney Logan emphasizes the important prescription defense, explaining that medications lawfully obtained through valid prescriptions aren’t illegal for the prescription holder or anyone authorized to hold medication on their behalf. He highlights how Florida law protects those picking up medications for family members from facing trafficking charges during routine traffic stops. The firm also defends clients facing charges for cultivation of marijuana, drug manufacturing, and driving under the influence of drugs. With offices serving West Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Ft. Pierce, Stuart, and Glades County, clients can call (561) 791-1882 for defense consultation.
Based at 50 Milk Street, 16th Floor, Boston, MA 02109, Urbelis Law, LLC provides dedicated defense against Massachusetts drug charges. Attorney Urbelis offers skilled criminal defense for clients facing the serious consequences of drug convictions, which include automatic driver’s license suspension for one to five years, jail time, heavy fines, court-mandated treatment programs, probation, drug offender registration, community service, and potential asset forfeiture. The firm handles all categories of drug offenses including possession, possession with intent to distribute, drug manufacturing, and distribution cases. Their practice encompasses Class A substances (heroin, morphine), Class B substances (cocaine, LSD, ecstasy), and Class D substances (marijuana), with detailed knowledge of the varying penalties for each category. The firm emphasizes the enhanced penalties for school zone violations, which can trigger mandatory minimum sentences even for first-time offenders when drugs are found within 1,000 feet of schools, parks, or playgrounds. For a free initial phone consultation about your drug offense case in Massachusetts, contact Urbelis Law at (617) 830-2188.
Richard B. Huttner operates a dedicated drug crimes defense practice in Denver, Colorado, at 250 Fillmore Street, #150. As a seasoned criminal defense attorney with over 29 years of experience, Huttner brings passion and skill to representing clients facing all types of drug charges in Colorado’s strict legal system. His comprehensive approach includes challenging evidence through case evaluation, customized defense strategies, evidence analysis, negotiation skills, and effective courtroom representation. The firm defends against a wide spectrum of drug crimes, from simple possession and paraphernalia charges to complex trafficking and manufacturing cases, covering substances from marijuana to prescription medications. Attorney Huttner understands the severe consequences of drug convictions, including incarceration, fines, and long-term impacts on employment, licensing, and constitutional rights. His defense techniques include exploring constitutional violations, lack of evidence, entrapment, and diversion programs. With a 10.0 Superb Avvo Rating and membership in prestigious legal associations, clients can reach Richard Huttner at 303-981-6366 for a free consultation.
The O’Malley Law Office, P.C. in Fort Collins provides specialized defense against Special Offender drug charges in Larimer, Boulder, and Grand County. Located at 123 N College Ave, Suite 220, this experienced criminal defense team offers hope and strategic legal counsel when facing these elevated charges. The Special Offender designation under C.R.S. 18-18-407 allows district attorneys to enhance penalties when aggravating factors exist in drug cases, such as operating a drug business as a career, being part of a conspiracy, bringing significant quantities of controlled substances into Colorado, possessing deadly weapons during drug crimes, involving minors in drug activities, or conducting drug business near schools and playgrounds. As a class 1 drug felony, Special Offender charges carry potential sentences of 8-32 years imprisonment, 3 years mandatory parole, and fines ranging from $5,000 to $1,000,000. The attorneys at O’Malley Law Office meticulously analyze each case, explore all defense options, and fight to protect clients’ futures. For immediate assistance, call (970) 658-0007.
Led by the highly regarded David R. Drwencke, DRD Law, LLC operates from 332 S. Michigan Ave. #900, Chicago, IL 60604, providing skilled drug crime defense representation. The firm handles all types of drug charges from possession and manufacturing to trafficking, working with a full range of controlled substances including marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines, and LSD. Their attorneys explain that drug crimes range from minor possession offenses to serious trafficking cases, with penalties based on substance classification, amount, and intended use. For possession charges, the firm can explore diversion programs and treatment options, while more serious charges like trafficking might face federal prosecution with potential life imprisonment. The firm emphasizes the importance of securing experienced counsel immediately after arrest to protect client rights and develop effective defense strategies. Their approach examines both legal defenses such as illegal searches and evidence suppression as well as mitigation factors that can reduce penalties. The firm offers free consultations at 866-953-5455 to evaluate each client’s unique circumstances and explore all available defense options.
Edward R. La Rue, operating from 1324 Kansas Avenue in Great Bend, offers experienced criminal defense representation for Ohioans facing drug-related charges. With over 25 years in criminal law as both prosecutor and defense attorney, La Rue possesses the comprehensive knowledge needed to build strong defenses against drug charges ranging from simple possession to trafficking. His expertise spans cases involving marijuana, cocaine, meth, prescription drugs, and narcotics, with particular focus on manufacturing and delivery charges. La Rue’s background provides unique insight into law enforcement techniques, prosecutorial strategies, and search and seizure laws—especially valuable for drug offense cases where evidence often hinges on police procedures. The firm handles misdemeanor and felony drug charges including cultivation of marijuana, drug trafficking, and prescription fraud, working to identify potential constitutional violations that could lead to dismissals. For clients facing inevitable conviction, La Rue leverages his negotiation skills to reduce penalties. Understanding that drug convictions can affect employment, housing, financial aid, and freedoms, he fights to safeguard clients’ rights and futures. Call (216) 696-8995 for a free consultation and dedicated defense against drug charges.
Serving Central Virginia since 1985, Snook & Haughey, P.C. provides experienced defense representation for individuals facing drug charges. Their attorneys have been defending people charged with drug offenses for more than 30 years, handling cases ranging from misdemeanor possession of marijuana to major federal cocaine conspiracies. For simple possession cases where the government does not allege intent to distribute, the firm may seek alternative dispositions through Drug Court or first offender programs that can result in no conviction upon successful completion. The attorneys are well-versed in Fourth Amendment search and seizure law, enabling them to have illegally seized evidence suppressed. They evaluate potential entrapment defenses while advising clients about the implications of such strategies, particularly how the government may introduce evidence about prior drug dealings. The firm emphasizes their knowledge of various sentencing guidelines schemes and how they might affect clients. For those struggling with addiction, they focus on securing appropriate treatment options. Call them at 434-293-8185 to discuss your drug charge defense options.
Attorney Michael O’Meara of O’Meara Law LLC, located at 53 W Jackson Blvd, Suite 919 in Chicago, provides expert defense for clients facing heroin-related charges in Illinois. With over 20 years of legal experience both prosecuting and defending drug cases, O’Meara delivers comprehensive representation for serious offenses including heroin sale, manufacturing, trafficking, and possession with intent to deliver. His practice focuses on navigating Illinois’ strict narcotics laws, where penalties for heroin offenses escalate dramatically based on quantity – from 4-15 years for 10-15 grams to 15-60 years for more than 900 grams, with fines up to $500,000 or the street value of the drugs. O’Meara’s defense strategies include challenging investigative errors, unconstitutional searches and seizures, problems with evidence handling, and questionable witness testimony. Having prosecuted drug cases before becoming a defense attorney, he brings unique insight into the strategies prosecutors use, allowing him to build stronger defenses for clients facing these life-altering charges. Call 312-909-0706 for a free consultation.
Nash Law, PLLC, operating from 41 Peabody Street in Nashville, TN 37210, provides experienced defense for clients facing drug possession charges throughout Tennessee. Led by attorney Brian Nash, the firm emphasizes that both federal and state prosecutors aggressively pursue drug crimes, making immediate legal representation essential after arrest. Their practice handles cases involving all controlled substances, with Tennessee classifying drugs in schedules similar to federal standards. Schedule I drugs (highest addiction risk) like ecstasy, LSD, and heroin carry the most severe penalties, with possession of Schedule I substances classified as Class B felonies punishable by 8-12 years imprisonment and fines up to $100,000. Lesser scheduled drugs carry reduced but still significant penalties. The firm develops defense strategies addressing illegal searches and seizures, challenging evidence ownership, questioning substance testing, and exploring treatment alternatives for eligible clients. With additional offices in Hendersonville, Nash Law represents clients across Nashville and surrounding areas, offering free initial consultations at 615-NASH-LAW (615-627-4529) to evaluate cases and develop strong defense approaches tailored to each client’s circumstances.
Located at 770 County Square Drive, Suite 215 in Ventura, California, the attorneys at Strongest Defense provide aggressive drug crime representation for clients throughout Ventura, Oxnard, and Camarillo. Their experienced legal team handles a comprehensive range of narcotics charges including possession, manufacture, trafficking, delivery, dealing, forgery of prescriptions, and distribution of controlled substances. With specialized knowledge in defending cases involving marijuana, heroin, cocaine, methamphetamines, LSD, club drugs, and prescription medications, the firm develops tailored defense strategies for each client’s unique circumstances. Their attorneys thoroughly investigate drug charges, focusing on challenging evidence collection procedures and identifying potential constitutional violations during searches and seizures. Understanding that drug convictions can severely impact employment opportunities, housing options, and personal freedom, the firm works diligently to secure charge reductions, dismissals, or favorable plea agreements. For individuals facing the traumatic experience of drug-related charges, Strongest Defense offers complimentary case evaluations at 805-477-0070, providing strategic guidance and tenacious advocacy throughout the criminal justice process.
