Fierce and Dedicated Criminal Defense Attorneys
At Hepworth, Pendry & Katkish, our lawyers are committed to the practice of aggressive criminal defense. With more than 30 years of litigation experience, we provide clients with the dedicated representation they deserve. Contact us to schedule a free consultation regarding your case.
Focusing on Aggressive Criminal Defense Representation
Clients come to us from all walks of life. Some have been wrongly accused of a crime. Others were under the influence of a drug addiction or suffer from mental health problems. Still others simply made a poor decision.
Our goal is to reach a positive outcome for all our clients through aggressive criminal defense representation. A lot is at stake here, and we fiercely fight for our clients.
We take each client's unique needs and abilities into account. Combining the human element with strong legal strategy, we are often able to position our clients for the best possible outcome in their particular case. We provide criminal defense against all types of crimes, including felonies, misdemeanors, drug crimes, fraud, sex crimes, DUIs or other traffic offenses.
Too often, the criminal justice system focuses on punishment, without regard for rehabilitation and restoration. Our firm also handles post-conviction matters such as criminal appeals and motions to vacate.
Assisting Other Attorneys With Sentencing Issues
With decades of litigation experience, we are available to act as sentencing consultants in criminal cases. We offer our colleagues a wealth of trial experience and assist litigators with:
- Gathering and analyzing mitigation evidence
- Fashioning workable sentencing plans
- Developing legal arguments which support the plan
We can help you turn your problem case into one that gives your client the best chance for a favorable resolution.
Resolving Your Concerns: Contact Hepworth, Pendry & Katkish
Call 202-220-3025 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation with one of our attorneys. Hepworth, Pendry & Katkish has offices in Washington, D.C., Maryland and North Carolina.
