Long Island Assault Attorney

Faced with assault charges in Long Island?

Assault is the act of threatening to commit physical harm to another. A verbal threat to hit or strike another could lead to a charge of assault. If this is done with any kind of weapon then you can be charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Assault can be as simple as "cocking" your fist to punch someone without actually following through with the action. You must contact a Long Island criminal defense lawyer if you are accused of an assault crime. Legal representation will be needed to defend you against the charges and we can provide you with sound advice a high quality, aggressive defense.

Harsh Penalties for Assault

Assault charges have the potential of harsh penalties. The location, the alleged victim and their occupation and actions performed can affect the severity of your punishment. For example, assault on a police officer , firefighter, or emergency personnel will have much more severe consequences than a similar situation with another person. Protecting your rights and best interests is the most important aspect of your life right now as jail or prison time, fines and a permanent mark on your criminal record can be the outcome in a conviction. Our law firm, Jacoby & Jacoby, has represents those who are accused of assault and is committed to pursuing the best possible case result. We possess over fifty combined years of legal experience and are well aware of how to defend against charges of assault in court and in negotiations with the prosecuting attorney.

Don't wait any longer!

Assault charges require an extensive investigation into the actual event. We can call on our extensive resources such as crime scene investigators to gather and analyze evidence that could support your defense. Through this hard work and dedication, our firm can determine the best course of action for your defense. We will provide you with the aggressive defense that you will need to fight your charges, and we work tirelessly to defend your rights and best interests.