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Reed Weisberg

REED WEISBERG

Associate Criminal Attorney
EMAIL [email protected]


Reed J. Weisberg learned early on in law school that he preferred the excitement of the courtroom.  He accepted a job as a deputy county attorney where, for more than four years, he handled thousands of cases.  He personally prosecuted all sorts of crimes from misdemeanor offenses, DUI & vehicular crimes, simple drug possession, major drug trafficking crimes, property crimes, assaults and batteries, and homicides.  He even successfully litigated a case involving a multiple homicide in the Arizona Supreme Court - arguing and earning a unanimous decision.  More importantly, as a former government lawyer, Mr. Weisberg learned firsthand those tactics that can actually help you achieve success in your case.

Mr. Weisberg understands that your life is important and he is committed to protecting your rights and your livelihood.  Working with the specific facts in your case, Mr. Weisberg crafts an individualized strategy geared towards getting your life back to where it was before facing some accusation.  Let us put our knowledge to work for you. 

Education

Northern Arizona University, Bachelor in Philosophy, 2013

University of Idaho, Juris Doctorate, 2016


Experience

The Hamp Law Offices - Associate Attorney, April 2021-present

Mohave County Attorney's Office - Deputy County Attorney, March 2017-April 2021


Professional Licenses

Arizona Bar Association

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Published Opinions

 State v. Soto-Fong, 474 P.3d 34 (Ariz. 2020)

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If you have been arrested or charged with a crime, you may be feeling frightened, anxious, and uncertain of what your future holds. The competent and experienced attorneys at the Hamp Law Offices can help you during this difficult time. We are dedicated to fighting for the rights of our clients and providing excellent legal representation to those who have been accused of a crime. Contact our firm today to discuss your case.

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