Traffic and Criminal Law

Fighting for your Best Interest

When facing criminal charges for traffic violations, misdemeanors or felony offenses, the stakes are high and every decision counts. Our experienced attorneys provide their superior skills to navigate the justice system and fight for your rights to the fullest extent the law and Constitutions provides. Whether you are confronting a minor traffic ticket or a serious criminal accusation, we stand ready to defend your rights, protect your future, and guide you through each step with clarity and confidence. With a proven track record of success, whether the circumstances warrant negotiating the best plea for you or taking the charges to trial, we are here to advocate for your best interests when you need it most.

Common Charges We Handle

Traffic violations: speeding, reckless driving, suspended license
OWI / DUI: alcohol or drug-related driving offenses
Misdemeanors: retail theft, disorderly conduct, simple assault
Felonies: burglary, drug charges, weapons offenses
Probation violations and other post-conviction matters

What to Expect

Fast-moving deadlines for court dates or license suspension appeals
Serious consequences, even for first-time offenders
Opportunities for dismissal, plea deals, or reduced charges with the right legal strategy

How We Defend You

From arraignment to trial, we’ll stand by your side. We investigate the facts, protect your rights, and advocate for the best possible outcome — whether that’s beating the charge, reducing penalties, or avoiding jail time.

Get experienced, local representation for your traffic or criminal case — call Lake County Legal today.

What Our Clients Say

Marc, Lake County Illinois

“I was updating phone numbers on my emergency contact list for my wife and found this site while searching for Joe. Back in 2006, I was very fortunate to have found Joe who was exceptional. My case had some twists and turns and he kept me updated every step of the way. Joe achieved the result we'd hoped for, and I wouldn't consider anyone else in the future to represent me or my family.”