Being charged with a crime is a serious matter. A conviction can result in the loss of liberty, a fine, the forfeiture of property, the loss of voting rights, the exclusion from certain types of work, the denial of certain licenses, and the loss of the right to purchase and possess firearms. For immigrants, a criminal conviction can lead to deportation. Even the conviction of a minor crime can impair your future job or educational prospects. For these reasons, it is important to mount the most vigorous defense possible in every criminal matter.
The attorneys at Law Offices of John D. Lueck understand that the stakes are high for you and your family. Regardless of the charges, you have valuable legal protections that apply at every stage of the criminal process.
The Law Offices of John D. Lueck will be at your side at every stage of your case, aggressively fighting to protect your rights and achieve the best possible resolution of the matter. Each criminal case is unique, and we will take the time not only to listen to you to learn the particulars of your situation, but also to explain your legal options so that you can make informed, knowledgeable decisions about your case. We promptly return phone calls and stay in frequent contact with clients to reassure and update them about their case's progress. Regardless of your circumstances, we will treat you with professionalism, confidentiality, and respect.
Being charged with a crime can be scary and embarrassing. You need an experienced and trusted law firm for strength and support.
If you or someone close to you has been charged with a crime, contact the Law Offices of John D. Lueck at 909-581-9852 to obtain prompt, skilled, knowledgeable help.
Criminal Law has been an important focus from the very beginning with more than 3000 cases handled. A second area of interest has been Personal Injury, over 2000 cases have been handled in that field as well. A third area of interest is Family Law, with only about 400 cases handled.
In 1995, the primary focus of the practice shifted from Personal Injury to Criminal Practice. This was partially in response to the vast sums of money spent in advertising, primarily TV ads, by a relatively small number of law firms. It was also in response to dramatic changes in the field of criminal law itself that have occurred over the last 20 years. Civil and Personal Injury cases are still accepted, but only on a limited basis, for past clients, and auto accident victims with severe injuries.
While "minor" offenses such as drunk driving and petty theft cases are routinely accepted, "white collar" crimes, insurance fraud, sex offenses, and embezzlement are cases in which past experience in civil practice is especially beneficial to the prospective client. Extensive experience in dealing with physicians and medial issues has proven invaluable in handling forcible rape cases. Extensive experience with insurance companies has shown similar benefits in dealing with insurance fraud and embezzlement cases.
Other Areas of Practice:
- Spousal abuse and battery
- Assault and sex crimes
- White collar crimes
- Fraud and embezzlement
- D.U.I. and drug
- Murder and weapons
- Writs and appeals
- State and Federal
- Major injury and death
- Restraining orders