Strangulation Attorneys in Westwood
We also serve clients throughout Norfolk County
On August 8, 2014, Governor Patrick signed a sweeping Domestic Violence act into law and, among other provisions, created the crime of Strangulation in Massachusetts for cases in which a defendant is accused of strangling a victim. The law can be found at General Laws Chapter 265, Section 15D.
Strangulation carries a penalty of up to 2 1/2 years in jail (house of corrections) or up to 5 years in state prison. Aggravated Strangulation carries up to 2 1/2 years in jail (house of corrections) or up to 10 years in state prison.
What Makes Our Firm Different?
We Don't Back Down From a Challenge-
Local Attorneys
Our firm consists of local attorneys who have worked in the area for years. Each attorney is familiar with the courts and has a great reputation within the legal field.
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Free Initial Consultation
At Eisenstadt Law, our firm offers a free inital consultation to learn more about your case and to ensure our team is the best fit for you.
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Aggressive Defense
Our legal team does not back down from a challenge. We fight to ensure that the rights, futures and freedoms of our clients are protected.
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Proven Track Record
Our attorneys have successfully helped thousands of clients reach a positive outcome in their cases. We have acheived this by using our experience and expertise to our advantage.
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Accessible to Clients
We are available 24/7 to best suit the needs of our clients. We pride ourselves on providing each of our clients and their cases with the personal attention and commitment that they deserve.
At EKG, our attorneys provide aggressive yet client-focused representation. Our goal is to protect your rights while providing you with the service your deserve.
Why Clients Choose to Work With Us
Read How We Have Helped Previous Clients-
Forgery, Uttering, Credit Card Fraud, Identity Fraud, Larceny Case Dismissed
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Domestic Assault and Battery Not Guilty
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Identity Fraud, Criminal Harassment, Witness Intimidation Case Dismissed
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Possession of a Firearm, Possession of Ammunition Motion to Suppress allowed. Evidence Suppressed
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Felony Larceny Case Dismissed
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Possession with Intent to Distribute Charges Reduced from Felony to Misdemeanor
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Threats Case Dismissed
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Violation of a Restraining Order Case Dismissed
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Operating Under the Influence of Alcohol (OUI, DUI) Not Guilty
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Motor Vehicle Homicide Not Guilty
Client Success Stories
Read What Past Clients Had to Say-
We could not have been happier with Eisenstadt Law
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They made a very bad situation much easier to deal with.
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We could not believe how quickly you were able to get our son out of jail.
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I never thought anyone could have gotten me out of trouble but you did it.
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Thank you all so much for your help!!
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