Atlanta criminal law attorney Lisa Wells is committed to seeking justice and reasonable compensation while protecting the interests of her clients and their families. Lisa devotes time and attention to both. She establishes a close professional relationship with each client while providing exemplary service. This manifests itself into a dedicated, diligent, and aggressive approach and effort by an honest and sincere professional. Lisa’s experience and expertise as a criminal law attorney provides the foundation for a very high rate of success for her clients. Beginning her career in the prosecutor’s office and switching to criminal law gives Lisa Wells a unique and insightful outlook of any case presented to her. She is able to avoid many problems other lawyers encounter due to this invaluable experience on both sides. As a Cobb County criminal defense attorney Lisa knows what the prosecution is going to do – sometimes even before they get started. Lisa is well aware of the resources the prosecutors have at their disposal. She utilizes her own resources to counter those of the prosecutor. Attorney Lisa Wells makes it a point to know more than the opposition knows about her case and her client. She knows the facts and the evidence, and understands the full impact the case may have on your life. The current penalties and consequences of a criminal conviction in either state or federal courts, even for a first offense, are substantial. Lisa’s first priority in defending her clients is to avoid and eliminate convictions, especially those having adverse consequences. You want this knowledgeable and experienced criminal defense attorney representing you. Often, Lisa can get a case dismissed by demonstrating that the state lacks the evidence necessary to prove its case against her client, or that improper procedures were used. If you or someone you care about is under suspicion or has been arrested or charged with state or federal criminal charges, whether the case involves a felony or a lesser offense, it is important that you seek the advice of a qualified Atlanta criminal law attorney before making any statement or responding to questions from police, investigators or prosecutors.
