Elizabeth Goree

Elizabeth Goree

Criminal Defense Attorney with Grit

The Law Office of Elizabeth Goree, LLC

420 20th Street North; Suite 2200
Birmingham, AL 35203

Phone: 205-379-1260

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About Elizabeth Goree

Is it crazy to say that I love criminal defense? Maybe. But I do and it's the majority of what I have done in and after law school. I understand that many times crimes are not as cut and dry as they seem. That's where I come in. I've successfully advocated for the dismissal of several DUI's in Louisiana and I want to do it again in Alabama. If you want a strong, passionate criminal defense attorney in either Alabama or Louisiana, contact me so we can put this matter behind you!


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