[HOUSTON, 09/27/2017] - David A. Nachtigall, Attorney at Law, PLLC offers criminal defense representation for investigations, white collar matters, and civil litigation cases that have potential for future criminal prosecution.

As a Criminal Law attorney certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, and after years of experience as a prosecutor at the District Attorney’s Office, Atty. Nachtigall now represents individuals and businesses facing criminal charges in state and federal trial courts. He has successfully assisted clients whose cases ranged from simple misdemeanors to felonies.

Criminal Defense Attorney

People who face criminal charges also face the possibility of penalties and imprisonment.

The law practice of Atty. David A. Nachtigall provides sound legal assistance to individuals who are under investigation. He handles matters regarding an arrest, provides counsel, and defends clients in court for crimes like DWI, probation violations, theft, assault, felony violent crimes, gambling, prostitution, domestic violence, and more.

Federal Charges and Appeals

It is possible for an individual or organization to face trial by virtue of dual sovereignty. This often supersedes the right against double jeopardy, which means the charged individual will need a capable federal defense attorney.

The office of David A. Nachtigall, Attorney at Law, PLLC represents individuals in violent and non-violent federal criminal cases. Atty. Nachtigall is also a member of the Criminal Justice Act Panel, which is recognition from the Federal District Courts of the Southern District of Texas that he is a qualified federal defense attorney.

About David A. Nachtigall, Attorney at Law, PLLC:

David A. Nachtigall, Attorney at Law, PLLC is a board-certified criminal defense lawyer. His law practice represents individuals and businesses facing federal criminal cases, fraud and white-collar cases, internal investigations, and select civil litigation cases. Attorney Nachtigall also lends his research and writing skills for the filing of appeals and post-conviction relief.

For more information, visit https://dntriallaw.com/.