ROBBERY LAWYER
Robbery
Representation in cases involving theft with force or intimidation
The moment force or threats are involved in a theft, the stakes rise dramatically
If you’re facing charges involving the alleged use of force or intimidation to take someone’s property, the potential repercussions on your freedom and your future can be severe and long-lasting. In these critical circumstances, retaining a skilled robbery lawyer who will tenaciously defend your rights is paramount.
A strong defense against robbery allegations requires more than just legal knowledge. It demands a strategic and insightful approach to dissecting the prosecution’s case. The attorneys at Brown & Patterson are committed to deeply examining the specifics of your situation, challenging the evidence presented, and meticulously exploring every possible defense angle.
We understand the gravity of robbery charges and are dedicated to providing you with relentless advocacy and clear, honest communication every step of the way. Your future is our priority.
Protecting your rights across a spectrum of criminal accusations
Why choose us
Specialized criminal defense
Criminal defense isn’t just something we do — it’s all we do. We’re focused on delivering skilled representation every time.
Unmatched experience
With over 50 years of combined experience, we’ve handled countless trials and appeals in state and federal court.
Passionate advocacy
We truly love this work. By being aggressive yet compassionate, we strive to make a difference for those who trust us.
Reputation for excellence and integrity
Known for our diligence, thoroughness, and creativity, we’ve earned respect from judges, prosecutors, and others in Connecticut’s legal system.
Commitment to justice
We advocate for reforms that promote fairness and reduce bias, driving changes in juvenile sentencing, unlawful searches, and more.
Proven results
We’ve won landmark appellate victories, exonerated innocent clients, secured acquittals, and reduced collective prison sentences by hundreds of years.