Criminal Defense Attorney

Rigorous Defense for Your Criminal Charge

With over 35 years of experience, Matthew has the legal knowledge you need to protect your rights. He has handled cases at the federal and state court levels as well as drug and mental health courts. In the spotlight and out, Matthew is dedicated to his clients and their families.

You might expect this experienced attorney's rates to be through the roof. However, Matthew's rates are very reasonable. Matthew's experience means he will fight to get you the best possible outcome. Whether you're charged with homicide or shoplifting, Matthew will fight hard for you. Matthew J Rosenblum has been serving Suffolk and Nassau Counties for over 35 years!

Representation for Criminal Charges

• Violent Crimes - We have successfully represented individuals charged with crimes such as murder, assault, kidnapping, and other violent crimes
• Driving Offenses - If you have been charged with operating a vehicle under the influence of drugs and alcohol, driving with a suspended license, or another driving offense, we are able to challenge law enforcement procedures and test results when appropriate
• Drug Violations - Our firm has represented individuals charged with trafficking, distributing, and or possessing illegal substances for over 35 years.

During the negotiations with prosecutors and in Court, we skillfully respond to larceny, robbery, and other theft charges. We also work to help clients eliminate past criminal charges or get those records sealed.

If You've Been Arrested, Call Matthew as Soon as Possible

Being an attorney is more than a 9-to-5 job for Matthew, it's his passion. Matthew J Rosenblum has been in business since 1985. Emergency consultations are available! Call today!

• Driving while intoxicated (DWI)
• Drug-related charges
  
• Larceny
  
• Shoplifting
  
• Assault
  
• Domestic violence or orders of protection
  
• White-collar crime
  
• Murder
  
• Manslaughter
  
• Sex crime
  
• Violation of probation or parole
  
• Traffic violations, misdemeanors, and felonies