Has your attorney litigated against the FBI, sued a sitting District   Attorney and gone up against police departments, company police and sheriffs? 

 Has your attorney published a book that revealed the FBI spied on the United States Supreme Court and blackmailed a sitting justice? 

 Has your attorney helped argue a clemency case that got a man off Death Row? 

Or written scores of appellate briefs and argued state and federal cases? 

Defended people criminally accused of assaulting or resisting police officers, charges brought after the folks were beaten by the police?

Represented police employees who were falsely accused of crimes and then wiretapped by their own police department?

Didn't think so. 

Alex Charns has done all of that and more in over 25 years of law practice.  Maybe you don't want that kind of lawyer because not every lawyer is the best for every case or every situation.   Every client and every case is different, individual and unique.  Pick a lawyer for the job you need done. 

There are few guarantees in life or in the law except the promise to work hard and fight hard to vindicate your rights.  If you're looking for a lawyer who doesn't play golf with prosecutors (though he does play hockey), you've come to the right law firm. 

Please contact the Charns Law Office to set up a consultation about your legal issues or legal problems. Provide enough information to describe the type of case your are inquiring about, but please do not attach documents to your email unless requested to do so.  Please be aware that this contact or inquiry does not serve to establish an attorney/client relationship for representation, and we require an in person consultation and contract before the firm agrees to represent anyone.   We can't give legal advice over the phone or through email. 
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"The FBI's scandalous techniques ranged from illegal wiretapping, to disinformation campaigns, to using Justice Abe Fortas as a Bureau informant." Harvard Law Review, Vol 106, p. 812.

It took over eight years of federal litigation to get the FBI to turn over records under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) that were used to write CLOAK AND GAVEL. 

Do you have a legal mountain that needs climbing?  Is a state or federal agency withholding documents from you?  Maybe the Charns Law Office can help.