Law Office of Matthew W. Peterson Secures DISMISSAL of Larceny Charges

Written By: Matthew W. Peterson

Published: 02/18/2018

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Successful DISMISSAL of Larceny Charges

In February 2018, the Law Office of Matthew W. Peterson, a dedicated criminal defense and larceny attorney based in Boston, won significantly by securing a felony dismissal of larceny charges against a client.

Case Overview

Facing the possibility of prison time and a permanent felony record, our client was accused of stealing electronics from an apartment. After a series of court proceedings, the outcome was ultimately the dismissal of larceny charges, allowing the client to walk away without the burden of a felony record.

Your Trusted Criminal Defense Advocate

At the Law Office of Matthew W. Peterson, we understand that facing criminal charges can be an overwhelming experience. Our commitment is to provide personalized and vigorous defense strategies tailored to each client’s unique situation.

If you find yourself in need of a criminal defense lawyer in Boston MA who will advocate fiercely on your behalf, do not hesitate to reach out. Contact us today at (617) 295-7500 to schedule a consultation.

Disclaimer: Please note that past results are not indicative of future outcomes; every case is unique. It is crucial to discuss your specific circumstances with a qualified criminal defense attorney in Boston MA to understand the applicable laws for your situation.

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