Press Release: Dismissal for Client Charged with Felony OWI | KBM Trial Lawyers

KBM Trial Lawyers is pleased to share that Lake County Criminal Defense Attorney Russell W. Brown, Jr. secured a dismissal of all charges against his client.  Attorney Brown’s client was charged with Operating While Intoxicated as a Level 6 Felony and other Misdemeanor charges. As a result of Attorney Brown’s relentless representation and refusal to just accept a plea, his client will not have to go through the rigors of trial, be subject to incarceration or be required to serve probation.  Additionally, Attorney Brown’s client will not have to face the financial burdens that result from an OWI conviction.

The Criminal Defense Lawyers at King, Brown & Murdaugh have a proven track record of providing an aggressive and zealous defense for their clients.  If you find yourself facing a serious crime, the experienced criminal defense attorneys at KBM can assist you in protecting your constitutional rights and freedom.  Call today for a free initial consultation.  Serving the state of Indiana, including Lake, Porter, LaPorte and Jasper counties.

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Russell W. Brown Jr

Russell Brown Jr. primarily focuses his practice on criminal defense and post-conviction relief. He has helped many clients take advantage of the new expungement laws, providing them a clean slate. Mr. Brown also has experience navigating through the complex laws and administrative regulations of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, assisting clients with obtaining a valid driver’s license.

Mr. Brown’s experience also includes criminal appeals. He has successfully written briefs and participated in oral arguments, obtaining relief for clients. In addition to criminal defense, Mr. Brown also has experience in education and personal injury. When not at the office, Mr. Brown enjoys coaching his son in sports and officiating varsity basketball games in the area.