Moermond & Mulligan, LLC is a distinguished criminal defense law firm based in Cincinnati, Ohio, specializing exclusively in state and federal criminal cases. With over 50 years of combined legal experience and a founding attorney who is Board Certified in Criminal Law by the National Board of Trial Advocacy, the firm stands out for its deep expertise, aggressive advocacy, and proven track record of securing favorable outcomes for clients facing serious charges.
The firm takes a comprehensive and strategic approach to criminal defense, leveraging local knowledge of Cincinnati and Dayton courts, judges, and prosecutors to build effective defense strategies. Their team, which includes seasoned trial attorneys with experience on both sides of the courtroom, is dedicated to protecting clients’ rights, guiding them through complex legal processes, and achieving results such as dismissals, reduced charges, or not guilty verdicts. They serve individuals accused of a wide range of criminal offenses, from minor infractions to major felonies.
Services Offered
- Criminal Defense
- OVI / DUI Defense
- Drug Crimes (Possession, Trafficking)
- Federal Crimes (Drug Conspiracy, Firearms Charges)
- Juvenile Crimes
- Sex Crimes (Rape, Gross Sexual Imposition, Sexual Battery, Child Pornography)
- Theft Crimes
- Weapons Crimes
- Violent Crimes (Assault, Domestic Violence, Murder, Manslaughter)
- Criminal Police Investigations
- Financial Crimes
- Probation Violation
- Traffic Offenses (Failure to Comply, Vehicular Homicide, Aggravated Vehicular Assault)
- Criminal Appeals
- Expungement
- Jury Trials
- Legal Consultation
- Plea Negotiation
The firm serves clients throughout Greater Cincinnati and Dayton, including surrounding communities in Ohio and Northern Kentucky. Their attorneys are equipped to handle cases in both state and federal courts and offer representation in English. Notable achievements include inclusion among the Top 100 Trial Lawyers and a history of successful case results ranging from acquittals to charge reductions.
