Trluly knowledgeable and well informed on DUI law. Extremely reasonable rates. I would highly recommend him. He will tell you the truth and put you in the best position possible with his expert advice. Great listening skills and he will work with your financial situation.
WITH OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE, 5,000 CRIMINAL CASES, AND APPROXIMATELY 600 JURY TRIALS, RICHARD IS A VETERAN OF CRIMINAL DEFENSE IN YORK PA AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS. RICHARD SERVICES CLIENTS IN YORK COUNTY, ADAMS COUNTY, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, AND LANCASTER.
Practicing criminal law since 1988, Richard Robinson has extensive experience in criminal defense, with a focus on DUI defense. For more than 30 years, he has engaged in approximately 600 criminal jury trials; among these are 15 capital death penalty trials and over 45 cases involving homicide — many of which have been high-profile cases in York County.
In addition to his experience as a DUI attorney in York PA, Richard has also represented clients who have been charged with a variety of other violations, including drug cases; assault cases; motor vehicle violations; white collar crimes; sex offenses; assault/battery; juvenile offenses; theft-related offenses; burglary/robbery offenses; criminal homicide cases and death penalty trials; and rape cases.
After graduating law school, Richard was a judicial law clerk for the Honorable Albert Acker, President Judge of the Mercer County Court of Common Pleas. In 1988, he joined the law firm of Wiley and Benn in York County, Pennsylvania. In 1999, he became a partner in the law firm of Benn and Robinson and in 2002, a partner in the law firm of Miller, Poole & Lord, LLP.
Trluly knowledgeable and well informed on DUI law. Extremely reasonable rates. I would highly recommend him. He will tell you the truth and put you in the best position possible with his expert advice. Great listening skills and he will work with your financial situation.
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