David Schwartz - New York Criminal Defense Attorney / Criminal Defense Lawyer

5402 Third Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11220 Phone: 718-492-7700

OUR MISSION

No matter how big or small the case is, David Schwartz personally manages every single criminal case. Every criminal case aggressively fought with vigor and every angle is analyzed in order to achieve positive results for our clients. There is no such thing as a small case and we are well aware that misdemeanor cases can have an everlasting impact on our clients. Once you become a client of our firm, you become part of our family and we are accessible every single day for all of your questions and concerns. We do not guarantee results, but you can be assured that we will aggressively fight for your rights and we have achieved some fabulous results on Felony and Misdemeanor criminal cases. Our clients for the most part are common everyday people who have gotten into trouble and are accused of committing a wide variety of criminal acts. We are also committed to achieve the goals of our clients in the most efficient and cost effective manner possible.

Criminal defense attorney David M. Schwartz, a former Brooklyn, NY prosecutor, handles a wide variety of misdemeanor and felony cases in the New York area and has extensive trial experience. He is a regular legal commentator on Court TV, Fox News Channel and on ESPN and is often called upon by the electronic and print media to explain complex legal issues.

After spending a few years practicing on Long Island, Schwartz in 2004 returned to his hometown of Brooklyn and opened The Schwartz Law Firm of Sunset Park (www.criminallawyerny.com). Among his cases, he achieved an acquittal for a doctor who was wrongfully accused of murder in 2002 in a trial that lasted five weeks.

As a former Assistant District Attorney in Brooklyn, Schwartz handled thousands of criminal prosecutions. He successfully tried numerous felonies and misdemeanor cases, which led to the conviction and incarceration of many criminals. He was also involved with the investigation of a high-profile arson and economic criminal cases, which led to multiple indictments.

Schwartz has also lectured students on various criminal law topics and on the importance of staying in school and away from drugs.

In 2004, Schwartz was appointed by New York Governor George E. Pataki to serve on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Inspector General Management Advisory Board.