Joffe Law, P.A. is a distinguished federal criminal defense firm based in Fort Lauderdale, specializing exclusively in federal criminal cases. Led by attorney David Joffe, who brings over 35 years of federal trial, appellate, and post-conviction experience, the firm has defended more than 1,200 federal cases and is recognized for its aggressive, dedicated advocacy in high-stakes matters.
The firm provides personalized, vigorous representation to individuals facing serious federal allegations, emphasizing early intervention strategy to protect clients’ rights from the initial stages of investigation. With an AV rating from peers and a track record of successful outcomes—including numerous not guilty verdicts and favorable settlements—Joffe Law focuses on clients accused of complex federal offenses such as drug trafficking, fraud, sex crimes, and racketeering.
Services Offered
- Criminal defense attorney
- Trial attorney
- Federal criminal defense
- Drug crimes defense (including drug trafficking and prescription drug fraud)
- Fraud charges defense (bank fraud, bankruptcy fraud, credit card fraud, health care fraud, identity theft, insurance fraud, mail and wire fraud, mortgage fraud, telemarketing fraud, COVID-related fraud)
- White collar crimes defense (bribery, embezzlement, insider trading, money laundering, RICO and racketeering, tax evasion)
- Sex crimes defense (child pornography, child molestation, date rape, human trafficking, lewd and lascivious conduct, rape, sexual assault, sexting, statutory rape)
- Alien smuggling defense
- Appeals
- Bank robbery defense
- Cyberstalking defense
- Internet crimes defense
- International crimes defense
- Kidnapping defense
- Post-conviction relief
The firm serves clients throughout Fort Lauderdale and across the United States, handling cases investigated by agencies such as the FBI and prosecuted in U.S. District Court. With 24/7 availability and a focus on serious federal cases, Joffe Law is equipped to defend against charges with severe penalties, including those carrying mandatory minimum sentences.
