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In the greater Chicago area, there are many kinds of criminal charges that you might find yourself up against and endless reasons why a charge can occur. But whether you’re facing a DUI or being accused of fraud, one thing is always the same: speed matters.
The sooner you hire Sami Azhari to start crafting an aggressive defense against your charges, the more likely you are to receive a positive outcome. You can bet that prosecutors are not going to wait. They will start working to convict you the second your case crosses their desk.
With his years of experience successfully defending a wide range of criminal charges, Mr. Azhari has sophisticated, battle-tested strategies for both litigation and trial, and his goal is always to protect your reputation while working to get your charges reduced, dropped, or dismissed.
Get in touch today for a free initial consultation where Mr. Azhari will go over the facts of your case and discuss the options available to you, as well as potential outcomes.
633 Skokie Blvd
#220
Northbrook, IL 60062
3601 Algonquin Road
Suite 716
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008
30 N. LaSalle Street
Suite 2140
Chicago, IL 60602
Sami takes the time to learn about the specific facts and circumstances surrounding each case. Then with meticulous preparation and years of experience a unique strategy is developed to obtain the best result.
– Michael S.Sami is an excellent advocate, and really fights for his clients. He is an absolute professional. I recommend Sami to anyone who finds themselves in need of a criminal defense attorney.
– David S.
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