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Our vigilance in criminal defense matters is often the only factor keeping a client from paying huge fines, sustaining a criminal conviction on their record, or worse, going to prison. Defending a party against government prosecution powers can be a daunting and expensive task without a strong advocate. Ketover & Associates, LLC has handled numerous criminal matters in State and Federal courts ranging from misdemeanors to felonies for individuals and companies charged with crimes.Zealous representation and clear, responsive communication with its clients is the foundation of Ketover & Associates, LLC’s success. By offering exceptional legal work, along with personal attention, the law firm provides its clients the power and effectiveness of a large firm while maintaining the intimacy and service of a boutique law office.
Conveniently located in Garden City, New York, Ketover & Associates, LLC is easily accessible by three major highways and numerous methods of public transportation. As a result, Ketover & Associates, LLC handles matters before all state and federal courts in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, all five boroughs of the City of New York, as well as the courts of Westchester County. Wherever the case may be, Ketover & Associates, LLC is available to protect the rights of its clients.
Criminal Defense Law Firm Serving New York City, Long Island and Westchester
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"Josh had argued a point and won in our favor. Had it gone the other way it would have cost my company more than a million dollars... He is so trustworthy, I would trust him with any part of my business or personal things... "
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Criminal Cases Include:
›Misdemeanors
› Felonies
› DWI’s
›Misdemeanors
› Felonies
› DWI’s
› White Collar Crimes
› Corporate Code Violations
› Corporate Code Violations
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