Anthony Joseph Iacullo

Anthony Iacullo is a New Jersey criminal defense attorney and former Bergen County prosecutor, protecting clients in high-stakes state and federal cases involving fraud, narcotics, violent crime, racketeering, and homicide.

Anthony provides clients with clear strategy, steady advocacy, and practical resolution in complex criminal matters. His background as a Bergen County prosecutor informs his work today, where he uses that insight to challenge government investigations and protect client rights.

Criminal Defense
For nearly three decades, Anthony has defended clients at every stage of the criminal process, from investigation and indictment through trial and appeal. His practice includes complex matters involving public corruption, serious violent offenses, and cases involving law enforcement officers and public officials in both criminal and disciplinary proceedings.

Anthony began his legal career as an assistant prosecutor with the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office in Hackensack, New Jersey, where he handled a broad range of cases, including complex narcotics investigations and homicide prosecutions. This early experience gave him first-hand knowledge of how cases are built and tried, which he now applies to challenge government investigations and defend clients in court.

In private practice since 1995, he has represented thousands of clients, including high-profile individuals, in jurisdictions such as New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Connecticut, and California. His appellate experience includes appearances before the New Jersey Appellate Division, the Supreme Court of New Jersey, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.

Anthony is certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey as a Criminal Trial Attorney, a distinction held by attorneys who have demonstrated significant trial experience and commitment in the field.

Protecting Your Future
Anthony understands that criminal charges affect every part of life. He develops defense strategies that consider both immediate risks and long-term consequences, whether the best course is trial, negotiation, or post-conviction relief. Clients can expect their first meeting to focus on clarity, practical choices, and a roadmap for protecting their future.