From the moment you are pulled over by the police on suspicion of drunk driving, questioned about a domestic matter, named as a suspect in a sex crime or arrested in connection with any type of crime, you enter a time of uncertainty. You know you need legal help, but how do you pick a good criminal defense lawyer?
Criminal law is a specialized branch of law that requires the highest level of training and experience. At The Law Office of Martin D. Kane, we take the guesswork out of the criminal process. We are a criminal defense law firm based in New York with presence in Queens, Staten Island, Kew Gardens, Bronx, Brooklyn, Long Island, and Manhattan, NY.
With more than 40 years of experience focused only on defending people charged with crimes, our founding attorney has successfully handled thousands of criminal defense cases, including a number of high-profile trials. Martin D. Kane is a criminal law attorney who has decades of experience. With a reputation as an aggressive fighter for clients’ rights in Queens, we receive hundreds of referrals from other lawyers and past clients each year.
“Mr. Kane had passion for our situation. In the end, we were able to walk away without any harm done to us or our futures.” – Client testimonial
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Whether you are looking for a DWI attorney, a criminal defense lawyer, a drug defense lawyer, or a domestic violence lawyer in New York, our criminal defense law office is ready to help. Send us an email or call (718) 793-5700 at the first sign of trouble to schedule your free initial consultation. Our office hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with evening and weekend appointments available. For your convenience, all major credit cards are accepted.
Our law firm is located directly across the street from Queens Criminal Court. If you are in detention and cannot come to our office, we will arrange a consultation at the jail.