A courtroom strategy begins with careful preparation. Our trial attorneys represent clients in criminal proceedings, bringing experience in state and federal courts to the work of building and presenting a defense.
Courtroom representation involves more than appearing at a hearing. It includes reviewing evidence, assessing witness accounts, examining procedural issues, and preparing the arguments that matter to your case.
The firm considers the circumstances of each matter and explains the available options so you can take part in decisions about your defense.
State and federal criminal proceedings.
Pretrial motions and evidentiary issues.
Witness preparation and trial strategy.
Jury trials and courtroom advocacy.
Reviewing the available record helps identify contested evidence, procedural questions, and issues that may need to be addressed through motions or at a hearing.
Preparing testimony, considering witness accounts, and organizing the facts are part of developing a clear presentation of the defense.
At hearings and trial, the attorneys present arguments and address the evidence. Preparation is tailored to the court, the allegations, and the circumstances of the case.
Allan Sodomsky and Jay Nigrini are former Berks County prosecutors. Their backgrounds inform how they evaluate criminal cases and prepare for the courtroom.
Founded the firm in 1990 and has represented defendants in more than 40 Pennsylvania counties.
Has served as lead counsel in more than 200 jury trials.
Yes. Sodomsky & Nigrini represents clients in criminal matters in state and federal courts. Contact the firm to discuss your case and where it is being heard.
Yes. The firm’s criminal representation includes investigation, evidence review, preparation, and pretrial proceedings as well as trial.
No. A matter may involve hearings, motions, negotiations, or trial. The available options depend on the case and can be discussed with your attorney.
You can discuss the allegations, any upcoming court dates, and the information you have. The team will explain possible next steps and answer questions about representation.
Call (610) 375-0412 or request a free consultation with our team.