The Law Offices of Mark Sherman

Criminal LawNew Britain, CT

About The Law Offices of Mark Sherman

At The Law Offices of Mark Sherman, clients receive personalized and aggressive legal defense against criminal charges. With a deep understanding of Connecticut's legal system, the firm navigates complex criminal cases with precision and a commitment to achieving the best possible outcomes for their clients. The practice is grounded in a thorough investigation of each case, strategic planning, and assertive courtroom representation. The firm's approach emphasizes clear communication, allowing clients to make informed decisions throughout their legal proceedings.

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

✓Strategic case planning

✓Aggressive courtroom representation

✓Personalized client approach

✓Expertise in Connecticut criminal law

✓Clear and effective communication

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of criminal law cases does The Law Offices of Mark Sherman handle?▼

The firm handles a variety of criminal cases, including DUI/DWI, assault charges, drug offenses, and other misdemeanor and felony charges.

How does The Law Offices of Mark Sherman support clients during a criminal case?▼

The firm supports clients by providing a detailed review of their legal options, preparing a robust defense strategy, and representing them assertively in court.

Can I consult The Law Offices of Mark Sherman for a criminal charge in Connecticut?▼

Yes, potential clients can schedule a consultation through the firm's website or by contacting their New Britain office directly.

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Last updated: February 13, 2026