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Philadelphia, PA
123 South Broad Street Suite 1812
Philadelphia, PA 19109
(215) 563-9800
(215) 563-9803 (fax)
Westmont, NJ
216 Haddon Avenue
Suite 506
Westmont, NJ 08108
(856) 833-1833
(856) 833-1838 (fax)
Toll-Free
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Drug Crimes
A significant part of the criminal defense practice at the Law Offices of Marc Neff is devoted to the representation of clients facing serious felony and misdemeanor drug charges in the state and federal courts.
The firm's drug defense litigation practice handles cases ranging from a simple possession to large scale manufacturing and distribution cases. Mr. Neff has represented defendants in some of the area's largest drug cases. Nationally, he has consulted on cases from Florida to Canada. Prior clients have included doctors and dentists who were charged with improprieties arising out of their medical or dental practices.
All drug cases are serious and many trigger mandatory minimum jail sentences, even for first offenses. Many of these cases also involve issues regarding money laundering and forfeiture.
Marc Neff has over twenty years of trial experience in defending these cases. Immediate response and an aggressive approach can often make the difference in the defense of drug cases. The firm utilizes a team of investigators and, where necessary, forensic translators to battle these cases. Additionally, the firm maintains certain international relationships to assist United States citizens facing charges in foreign jurisdictions as well as foreign nationals who may be facing extradition proceedings in the United States.
As in all of our cases, preparation is the key to success. With over twenty years experience defending complex drug and money laundering cases, Mr. Neff has the experience, knowledge, and expertise to effectively prepare and litigate these cases. To request a confidential consultation, please contact Mr. Neff via the form below, by phone at (215) 563-9800 or email Marc@nefflawoffices.com.
Attorney referrals are always welcomed.
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