practice areas

Practice Areas

No case is too small or too complicated for Uriel Criminal Defense PC. No matter the case, we are on your side.
Here are examples of the types of cases we defend.

Vehicular Homicide

Allegations involving the death of someone in a motor vehicle accident can carry serious, life-long...

Summons

The New York City Police Department issues hundreds of thousands of pink summonses each year for a variety...

Drug Offenses

Drug offenses are the most commonly filed felony charges throughout the New York metro area.

Larceny & Theft

Conviction for theft and property crimes can result in fines, incarceration and a permanent criminal record that can negatively impact you for many years, including...

DWIs & other driving offenses

Driving under the influence is the most commonly filed serious traffic offense in New York City. However, many...

NYC Traffic Ticket Defense

In addition to charges associated with driving while intoxicated by alcohol or drugs, there are a number of other...

Domestic violence & violating protective orders

Domestic violence has become an increasingly stigmatized offense taken seriously by both law...

Violent Crimes

Violent crimes are treated seriously by both the court system and society. Significant jail time, a permanent...

Gun Possession

The gun laws of New York state and New York City are complex. In many cases, allegations of use of a firearm...

Offering Investigation Help

While defendants with significant experience in the criminal court system often understand they will not help themselves by talking to law...

Shooting / Stabbing / Homicide

Violent crimes against persons are among the most serious criminal charges a defendant can face in New York City.

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