A felony conviction can end your career, strip your rights, and imprison you for years or decades. Don't face Illinois's court system alone. Our Chicago felony defense attorneys fight with everything they have to protect your freedom and your future.
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Illinois classifies felonies into six classes — Class 4 (the least serious) through Class X (the most serious) — with mandatory minimum sentences for many offenses. A felony conviction carries not only prison time and heavy fines, but also permanent collateral consequences: loss of voting rights while incarcerated, ineligibility for many jobs and professional licenses, inability to possess firearms, and immigration consequences for non-citizens. The stakes demand the best defense available.
The most critical decisions in a felony case happen in the first hours and days after arrest. What you say (or don't say) to police, whether bond is set appropriately, and how quickly your attorney begins building your defense all have enormous impact on the outcome. Our Chicago felony defense attorneys respond immediately, day or night, to protect your rights from the very first moment.
Our network of Chicago attorneys handles every variation of this case type. Call now or submit below for a free case review.
The most serious Illinois felonies — 6 to 30 years mandatory — including armed robbery and aggravated battery with a firearm.
Drug trafficking, residential burglary, aggravated DUI — 4 to 15 years potential sentencing.
Theft over $500, aggravated assault, DUI causing injury — 1 to 5 years potential sentencing.
Murder, manslaughter, assault, battery — aggressive representation at every stage.
Possession with intent, manufacturing, and delivery of controlled substances.
Unlawful use of a weapon, AUUW, and federal firearms charges in Chicago.
Fraud, embezzlement, identity theft, and financial crimes — complex defense strategies.
Cases prosecuted in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
Our attorneys fight for every category of damages available under Illinois law. Don't settle for less than you deserve.
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Illinois has strict statutes of limitations. The sooner you act, the stronger your case.