Practice Areas

Having a defense lawyer who is skilled and experienced in the practice area related to the charges filed against you can make a serious difference in the outcome of your case and, more importantly, in your future. At the Adams Law Firm, our Denver criminal defense lawyers have extensive experience defending the rights of those who have been accused of both misdemeanor and felony charges, even those that are filed at the federal level. Our Firm’s practice areas include matters associated with:

• DUI offenses, including (but not limited to) felony DUIs, DUIs for out-of-state residents, DUI and manslaughter cases, and DUI and drug cases
• Violent crimes, including (but not limited to) homicide and murder, domestic violence, kidnapping and assault and battery
• White collar offenses, including (but not limited to) identity theft, fraud, embezzlement and computer crimes
• Drug offenses, including (but not limited to) possession, manufacturing/selling illegal drugs and transporting or distributing illegal narcotics
• Sex offenses, including (but not limited to) sexual assault, Internet luring of a child, prostitution and child pornography
• Property crimes, including (but not limited to) armed robbery, home invasion, burglary and property damage

Defending the Rights of the Accused

The trusted, passionate Denver criminal defense attorneys at the Adams Law Firm are highly adept at tailoring the nature of their defense arguments and strategies to the specifics of the case at hand. Depending on the charges filed, the circumstances of the case and whether the accused was on parole or probation at the time of the alleged offense, our Denver defense lawyers may content that:

• The accused individual has been wrongly identified as the offender due to confusion, a misunderstanding and/or false allegations made by the police and/or alleged victims.
  
• Law enforcement officials did not follow the necessary legal procedures when making the arrest, gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses and/or conducting the investigation.
  
• There is not sufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the accused did, in fact, committed the alleged crime.

Because convictions of criminal offenses can result in the loss of freedom, damage to your reputation and family, and a criminal record that can destroy your career, it is critical that those accused of any criminal offense work with our esteemed Denver defense attorneys for the best possible chances of resolving their cases as beneficially as possible. For more information about your legal rights, email us or call us at (720) 333-9490.