Board Certified in Criminal Law - Texas Board of Legal Specialization

Board-certified attorney serving clients throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex Nothing isolates you more quickly from everyday connections than a serious criminal accusation. Other than your family's support and an attorney at your side, you are alone in your fight for justice. If you are accused of a crime, your reputation, livelihood and your freedom are on the line. The outcome will rest largely in the hands of the criminal lawyer you entrust with your defense.

Whether a law enforcement officer detains you for questioning, criminal charges are filed against you or you learn that you are the subject of a state or federal investigation, seeking legal help immediately is vital to protect your rights.

John Robinson, a Texas board-certified attorney, has focused his practice on criminal law for more than 20 years. Blending experience with the highest-caliber legal representation, Mr. Robinson has aggressively defended clients charged with a range of misdemeanors and felonies, including:

Known as a strong client advocate, Mr. Robinson firmly believes the accused is innocent until proven guilty and steadfastly protects his clients' legal rights. While no attorney can guarantee the outcome in a trial, regardless of the charges you face, when Mr. Robinson takes your case, you will have his commitment to build the strongest defense and obtain the best results possible.

If you are arrested or if a family member is in trouble with the law, call 1-866-577-4878 before you speak to anyone, even the police. We are here when you need us — 24/7. Se habla espaňol.

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Texas criminal lawyer serving clients in Arlington, Bedford, Dallas, Euless, Fort Worth, Grand Prairie, Hurst, Irving and surrounding counties.

Are you a suspect in a criminal investigation? Have you been charged with a crime? The moment police begin questioning you or you are charged with a criminal violation, contact John Robinson for immediate assistance. Sound legal advice at the outset can make a significant difference in building your defense and the outcome of your case. You have the right to remain silent until you consult with a lawyer.