About Andrew L. Schwartz

A criminal conviction can be devastating. At Andrew L. Schwartz, P.C., we don’t want your charges to lead to a criminal conviction. We can help prevent your charges from becoming convictions. We know that being arrested and dealing with criminal prosecution can be an extremely stressful and anxious situation. With us on your side, we can help you minimize the potentially catastrophic disruption a criminal charge can bring. Andrew L Schwartz will provide the most committed and aggressive defense possible, allowing you to rewrite your future. We want to help provide the most successful solutions to your legal problems. Andrew L. Schwartz is a highly experienced former prosecutor. Working with a former prosecutor who is familiar with the ins and outs of criminal law will greatly enhance your case. We are familiar with the burden of what facing criminal charges entail, and we will help you carry and relieve the burden that comes with facing criminal charges. After many years of working as a prosecutor, Mr. Schwartz realized that his strengths and desires were more in line with defending people’s rights than with prosecuting defendants. He earnestly wanted to help defend those rights guaranteed by the Constitution. He understands that most people who have been charged with a crime are not bad people; they have just found themselves in a bad situation. Today, he uses the knowledge and experience he gained as a Prosecutor to go bat for his clients. When Mr. Schwartz accepts a criminal defense case, He does whatever it takes to build a strong defense. Executing a strong defense helps secure your future, your rights, and your freedoms. Whenever possible, Mr. Schwartz moves to reduce or dismiss charges. If a negotiated settlement is not in your best interest, he will not hesitate to go to trial before a jury. He uses successful strategies and experience developed during his many years as a former prosecutor to provide the most effective defense.

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