The Law Offices of Robert Schuster

The Westchester County criminal defense lawyer at The Law Offices of Robert Schuster recently secured a full dismissal for a client facing felony burglary of prescription drug pads.

Westchester County criminal defense lawyer Robert Schuster recently helped his client avoid a conviction with a possible sentence of up to 600 years on felony drug charges involving the popular club drug ketamine.

On August 29, 2013, the Westchester County criminal defense firm garnered a full dismissal of five (5) charges, including Felony Driving While Ability Impaired by Drugs and associated DWI alcohol charges stemming from an arrest in Yorktown, NY.

The Westchester criminal defense attorney from The Law Offices of Robert Schuster recently secured a top count acquittal for a client facing felony charges after a sting operation in Waterbury, CT.

The Law Offices of Robert Schuster recently obtained a full dismissal of domestic violence charges involving assault and felony strangulation, sparing their client the possibility of seven years in prison and deportation from the United States.

The Westchester firm negotiated a successful disposition on behalf of a client charged with the criminal possession of marijuana. The man walked free with his felony charges reduced.

After a Chappaqua man was accused of flashing a fake ID during a traffic stop, the Westchester firm was able to negotiate a plea bargain which resulted in the defendant paying a small fine and receiving a community service sentence.

Attorney Robert Schuster secures charge reduction for driver, with a past criminal record, involved in a drunk driving accident. The New York firm is proficient in handling many DWI-related cases.

The Westchester criminal defense firm succeeded in obtaining a DWAI charge dismissal for a public school teacher. The firm has a 95% success rate at trial.

The Westchester criminal defense firm, The Law Offices of Robert Schuster, discovered evidence that allowed their defendant charged with a felony drug crime to walk free.