St. Louis DWI Defense Lawyer - John M. Lynch
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Our firm founder John M. Lynch is a proven trial lawyer with a record of success in state and federal courts. His former service as a police investigator and federal drug task force agent enable him to see a case from all sides.
He is routinely hired by other attorneys to assist with criminal cases. His peer recognition is also evident in the recognition that he has earned with Top 100 Trial Lawyers, AV Preeminent Rating and Super Lawyers.
Attorney John M. Lynch comes from a strong law enforcement background with a decade of experience as a police investigator and federal drug task force agent. Paired with his legal degree from St. Louis University School of Law, Mr. Lynch provides a unique and candid perspective for people charged with a full range of criminal activities.
His practice includes federal criminal defense, DUI/DWI defense, drug possession defense, white-collar crime defense, personal injury and general trial litigation.
At JML, LLC, we routinely serve clients on a national level, often appearing in courts all across the country for a host of cases, criminal and civil. In Missouri, were serve the entire state, including but not limited to: the City of St. Louis; St. Louis County and surrounding areas (all municipalities), Jefferson County including Arnold, De Soto, Festus, Hillsboro, and Imperial; St. Charles County including O'Fallon, St. Charles, St. Peters, Wentzville and surrounding region, ; Lincoln, Warren and Franklin Counties, Jefferson City, Cole County and surrounding regarding, Kansas City, Jackson County and surrounding region, Springfield and surrounding region.
Contact us today to see how we can help with your case. Your initial consultation is free.
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