New Orleans Battery

Lance Robinson • June 15, 2020

Have you've been charged with battery?

Today, we're talking about battery charges in New Orleans.

A lot of our past clients have been from out of state. They've come down to the city, wanting to have a good time. They end up bumping into something and things go south. It happens, but it can be quite stressful, especially when you're far away from home.

Fortunately, you may be able to get back home, I may be able to appear for you.

If you've been charged with battery in New Orleans, give me a call for a free consult to learn more. (504) 465-0101

What about being local? If you're from New Orleans, many of the same things apply. Just because you've been charged with battery doesn't mean you'll have to appear in court, but I may be able to appear for you.

Again, just give me a call and we'll see what we can do for you.

After more than 20+ years as a New Orleans criminal defense attorney, I've seen a little bit of everything. Get the experience and representation you deserve. Learn more: New Orleans Criminal Defense Attorney

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