Richard Hochhauser

Richard Hochhauser

Richard Hochhauser from Hochhauser Criminal & DWI Defense, PLLC is an award-winning criminal defense attorney out of Long Island who comprehensively understands both sides of the courtroom. As a former Nassau County prosecutor, Richard gives you an edge, equipping you with a defense strategy informed by experience within the prosecution’s own ranks.

164 Jackson Street
Hempstead, NY 11550

Phone: 516-939-1529

Website: licriminallaw.com

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About Richard Hochhauser

Richard Hochhauser is one of Nassau County’s most trusted and experienced criminal defense attorneys, with a reputation for delivering aggressive, strategic, and compassionate representation to clients facing serious charges. A former DWI prosecutor, Richard brings over a decade of courtroom experience to every case — giving his clients a unique advantage inside and outside the courtroom. Richard has personally handled thousands of DWI and criminal cases and is trained in Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs), allowing him to spot errors in police procedure that others often miss. His deep relationships with local judges, prosecutors, and court personnel help streamline the legal process and improve outcomes.

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