Charlie Condon

Criminal LawMount Pleasant, SC

About Charlie Condon

Charlie Condon is a dedicated criminal lawyer located in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, focusing on defending individuals accused of crimes. His practice covers a range of criminal cases, from minor infractions to serious felonies. Charlie's approach to criminal defense is client-centric, prioritizing clear communication, confidentiality, and vigorous defense strategies. He believes in a proactive approach to legal defense, which involves detailed case analysis, evidence gathering, and the effective use of legal precedents. His goal is to achieve the best possible outcomes for his clients, whether through negotiation or courtroom advocacy.

Practice Areas

Criminal Law

Specializations

DUI/DWI Defense Drug Crimes Assault and Battery Theft and Fraud White Collar Crime Sex Crimes Federal Crimes Juvenile Defense Expungement Probation Violations

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Key Strengths

✓In-depth knowledge of criminal law

✓Strong analytical and negotiation skills

✓Proactive and client-focused approach

✓Effective courtroom presence

✓Comprehensive case preparation

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of criminal law cases does Charlie Condon handle?▼

Charlie Condon handles a variety of criminal cases including DUI, drug offenses, assault, theft, and more serious felonies.

How can I schedule a consultation with Charlie Condon?▼

You can schedule a consultation by visiting his website at http://charliecondon.com/ or by calling his office directly.

What should I expect during my first meeting with Charlie?▼

During the initial consultation, Charlie will discuss your case details, evaluate the circumstances, and outline potential legal strategies.

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Last updated: February 13, 2026