New Orleans Criminal Attorney Lance J. Robinson Celebrates Over 2 Decades Of Service Delivery
May 8, 2020
Leading Louisiana-based criminal lawyer, Lance J. Robinson, marks over twenty years of providing quality representation and defense to the people of New Orleans
May 8, 2020 —
It was over 2 decades ago, dating back to 1997 when Lance J. Robinson worked with his first client. Fast forward to 2020, Lance J. Robinson has defended more than 2400 clients in Orleans Parish Criminal Court, Municipal and Traffic Courts, and the surrounding parishes as well. Over the years, Lance and his team at the firm have helped clients pursue compensation in car accidents and other personal injury cases since 1997.
Lance Robinson received his law degree in 1996 from the Tulane University School of Law. After working with the Louisiana State Attorney General’s Office and a large personal injury firm, Lance decided to start his firm. The attorney experienced his law firm in 1999 as a sole practitioner to better serve clients in a one-on-one relationship and the rest is history as they say.
Lance J. Robinson has received a wide range of accolades and accomplishments from bodies in and out of New Orleans. For starters, Lance is an active member in good standing with the Louisiana Bar Association. He is also recognized by the National Trial Lawyers Top 100 and has active and past memberships in the New Orleans Bar Association, the Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the National College for DUI Defense. Lance is also certified by the NHTSA and is trained as a practitioner in field sobriety testing.
Lance J. Robinson’s experience as a New Orleans criminal attorney spans over 22 years, mainly dealing with criminal and civil matters. He currently ranks as one of the most recognized attorneys in Louisiana, thanks to his achievements over the years.
For more information about Lance J. Robinson and the services offered by the experienced New Orleans attorney, please visit - https://www.defenseattorneynola.com.
About The Law Office of Lance J. Robinson
The Law Office of Lance J. Robinson is a leading criminal defense law firm with offices in New Orleans, Metairie, and Gretna Louisiana. From criminal trespass to simple battery and even criminal damage to property, the firm handles a full spectrum of criminal and municipal charges and personal injury claims for clients in the Greater New Orleans Area and surrounding Parishes, working to understand the individual needs of each client and offering the most aggressive representation of every case.
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