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Criminal Defense
Hurley, Burish & Stanton, S.C., prides itself on its reputation for effective, innovative and aggressive representation of individuals, small businesses, and corporations accused of criminal misconduct before trial and appellate courts throughout Wisconsin, the United States, and the Federal court system. A substantial portion of the firm's work is generated by referrals from other attorneys who partner with and who trust HBS with their own clients. HBS is experienced in handling sensitive matters during times of great difficulty for clients.
The practice group is lead by Stephen Hurley and Dean Strang, who have been recognized, repeatedly, as being among the best criminal defense attorneys in Wisconsin.
Hurley, Burish & Stanton, S.C., represents individuals (targets, subjects and factual witnesses) facing potential criminal liability before federal grand juries in connection with ongoing investigations.
Hurley, Burish & Stanton, S.C., assists those accused of criminal misconduct in obtaining the best possible outcome, whether by trial or through a negotiated agreement with the government. Hurley, Burish & Stanton's advocacy and creative solutions lead to results that their clients appreciate. From the government's decision to issue criminal charges through trial, Hurley, Burish & Stanton, S.C., provides a vigorous defense to those who have been accused of a crime.
A majority of cases today involve negotiated settlements. Frequently HBS attorneys are called upon to consult and assist early on, prior to a charging decision, in order to seek positive outcomes or to effect an appropriate disposition of a legal matter. When this is the case, HBS works closely with clients to fashion appropriate dispositions and to reduce clients' fears about the criminal justice system.
HBS represents individuals under seventeen years of age in Juvenile Court.
HBS represents individuals and corporations who have been accused of a diverse array of offenses in federal and state court. The firm specializes in:
- Homicide
- Sex Offenses
- Drug Offenses
- Battery and Assault
- Embezzlement
- Computer Crimes
- Property Offenses
- White Collar Offenses
- Fraud
- Criminal and Civil Forfeiture
- Appeals
- Traffic Offenses
Criminal Procedure in Wisconsin
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