Worcester Criminal Defense Lawyer
When you need an advocate, do not hesitate to call Geraghty Law. I have fought aggressively for hundreds of clients who found themselves in tough situations. Facing criminal charges in Massachusetts is a serious matter, as the state uses its wealth of resources to prosecute criminal cases. I defend clients facing charges for gun, theft, and drug crimes, as well as driving under the influence (DUI) and traffic offenses. I will also take on cases involving all other types of crimes in our state. Let me be the criminal defense lawyer in Worcester that you choose to fight for your rights and freedoms.
To schedule a free, 30-minute consultation, call (508) 298-3926 or reach out to my office online. I am proud to represent clients in Worcester county and throughout the entire state of Massachusetts.
Defense Attorney with Prosecution Experience
My years as a prosecutor have provided me with experience and knowledge that are extremely useful in my work as a defense attorney today. I have a deep understanding of the criminal justice system and the strategies that prosecutors commonly use. This allows me to anticipate arguments against my clients and build defenses that aim to counter them. Not only that, but I have developed numerous relationships with judges and prosecutors alike in Worcester County and beyond. These are beneficial in negotiations, as it helps me navigate them with skill and tact.
Criminal Defense Practice Areas
What Should You Tell Your Defense Attorney?
It is best to be as transparent as possible with a defense attorney. Their role is to advocate for clients and tell their stories. Doing this is difficult for an attorney if they do not have the details they need.
Under Massachusetts law, most communication between clients and lawyers is protected. This is called “attorney-client” privilege. It aims to allow clients to speak candidly with attorneys without fear that what they say will be revealed or used against them in court.
Typically, attorney-client privilege applies to all forms of communication. This includes conversations, phone calls, text messages, and emails. It also applies to documents that attorneys and clients create together.
There are some exceptions to attorney-client privilege, however. For example, if a client shares information about an ongoing crime, an attorney could have to report this information to authorities. Additionally, if the attorney is called to testify, a court may require them to disclose information that attorney-client privilege might otherwise protect.
If you are facing criminal charges and need a criminal defense attorney in Worcester, Geraghty Law is here to help. Contact my office to schedule a free, 30-minute consultation. Depending on your schedule and preference, we can conduct these virtually or in-person. During our consultation, you can speak directly with me about your case and learn more about how I can defend you.
To get started, call (508) 298-3926 or send a message online.
Testimonials
Hear from former clients
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Conor was a phenomenal attorney. He was very professional and talented. He responded promptly to my phone calls and e-mails and was always there with my questions.- Former Client
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I cannot express enough how impressed I was with his legal expertise, dedication, and professionalism throughout the entire process. Conor Geraghty worked tirelessly to prepare my defense, and his attention to detail and knowledge of the law were evident.- Mario C.
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From our initial consultation onward, Conor was a reliable presence for me throughout an emotionally-challenging two-month span. He promptly returned every one of my calls, texts and emails, making me feel supported in my time of greatest need.- Former Client