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The Law Offices of Tony Mirvis, P.C. were founded in 2005. After completing his education at St. Johns University, Mr. Mirvis went on to New York Law School and eventually graduated with honors. He received his bar admissions within the states of New York, New Jersey and also Florida. Mr. Mirvis decided to take his talent to the sector of criminal defense, which is where he has been notably recognized and awarded over the years. With his extensive experience in the world of litigation within federal as well as state courts and high success rate in and outside of the courtroom, Mr. Mirvis has made frequent appearances through a wide variety of media outlets throughout the country.

The target objective of our team of legal experts is to provide quality representation for even the most challenging cases that are brought to us and walk away victorious each time. The level of success that our team is able to achieve is measured primarily by the number of lives that we have been able to change and even save over the years. With every single victory, we can rest assured in knowing that we were able to achieve that goal by truly making the client a significant part of the entire process from start to finish. Each client that has had us standing by their side in the courtroom has been able to make positive changes and experience quality results within their life as a direct result.

All of our clients are everyday people with ordinary problems and issues that are encountered by millions of other people throughout the country each day – including criminal, DWI/DUI and civil litigation cases. We have been able to put our years of expertise to work over the years, handling a wide variety of different cases in state as well as federal courts. The attorneys that we have working on our team are seasoned and skilled at tailoring their work and overall approach to the individual needs of each client. Our legal representation has been proven to be both effective as well as affordable in most cases.