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Seattle DUI & Criminal Defense Attorney

When you are facing life-changing criminal charges, you need a strong legal advocate who will fight aggressively to protect your reputation, freedom and future. When you call a Seattle criminal defense lawyer at Lewis & Laws, PLLC, you will benefit from the comprehensive and dedicated legal protection that you will receive. Our firm handles all types of DUI and criminal charges on the behalf of clients in and around Seattle, and we take pride in making your needs our top priority. By contacting our firm, you are taking the necessary steps to avoid a criminal conviction and move forward with your life. Our team will act immediately to build a compelling defense case on your behalf, so call today and schedule a consultation with a criminal attorney at our office!

Phone: (206) 209-0608

Office Location:
1818 Westlake Avenue N., Suite 228
Seattle, WA 98109

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